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Would SO be a good place to ask which mistakes in the design of the RISC-V architecture Linus Torvalds means in the video at https://youtu.be/1Y82U450zcI?si=1CL-JmCjlvCoKpkJ when he claims all the ...
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By "system requirements", I mean things such as what OSes are supported, generally how much disk space is needed, how much memory is typically minimally needed to run the program, etc. My ...
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I recently solved a relatively niche problem with WSL and Docker and wanted to share it with the community. It was closed as: This question does not appear to be about a specific programming problem, ...
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Are questions about the theory behind MAP and SMPP allowed? I asked the question on Network Engineering SE and one moderator responded that: Protocols at or below OSI layer-4 are on-topic here So my ...
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I have an MRE (a minimalistic Maven project with a failing test). But to reproduce the issue, you need to add a non-public fork of a public artifact to the classpath. I can include the fork jar. Would ...
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I want to ask a question about why JavaScript behaves in a certain way. (Why does JavaScript use auto-boxing instead of keeping primitives as objects?) I suppose that’s not technically a question ...
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I stumbled upon: What is the best approach to compute Brun's constant with Python (which includes a primality test and a long-running sum)? when searching for Brun's constant. I believe that this ...
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In an answer to a recent question we see mention of this problem: There are a bunch of highly voted, high traffic questions that are now considered off-topic. Many of those questions are good and ...
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When a question is closed with the "Not about programming or software development" reason, the following info message gets shown in the question: This question does not appear to be about a ...
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I asked this question (Monitoring Wildfly cluster with ElasticSearch and cron jobs [closed]) and it got closed for not being about programming or software development. I knew that it was not about ...
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My question here is prompted by the closure, as off-topic because it's not about programming, of How to center preface title?. It happens that I answered the question, but that's not important; I've ...
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I came across some questions about AI training recently (this and more for example). I flag these questions as “off-topic” mostly. Do these questions belong to Stack Overflow or some another site?
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I asked a question about IMAP behaviour, (How to change headers of an E-Mail inplace (via IMAP)) it was completely answered. Now it was closed for being unfocused (no clue why). My question was ...
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I recently asked this question, titled Is it possible to compose Dockerfiles to create multiple images with shared code?. The question has been closed with the close reason "not about programming ...
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I'm a C++ developer. I don't know how it is in other languages, but in C++ best practices are a big thing. Most of the books recommended in The Definitive C++ Book Guide and List are best-practice ...
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