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Amazingly there's things even the Chuck Norris of programming doesn't know: http://stackoverflow.com/users/22656/jon-skeet?tab=questions http://stackoverflow.c
by mjs 11y ago
Amazingly there's things even the Chuck Norris of programming doesn't know:
http://stackoverflow.com/users/22656/jon-skeet?tab=questions http://stackoverflow.com/users/22656/jon-skeet?tab=questions
He's only asked 39 questions (about one for every 1000 answers), but I'm charmed by the fact that they're real questions, usually not particularly esoteric or "advanced".
Turns out even Jon Skeet needs to ask how to "efficiently fetch a Mercurial change log in TeamCity."
- Avalaxy 11y agoFun to see how almost all his questions are answered by other God-tier developers such as David Fowler and Eric Lippert.
- manojlds 11y agoHe tweets lots of questions as well ( and many times answers back :)
- fulafel 11y agoInterestingly all the ones I clicked on had been tagged as inaproppriate questions by the moderators.
- ChrisDutrow 11y agoThis is just a guess: A lot of those are old questions. They might have been tagged as inappropriate a long time after they were posted as policies evolved. That being said, if you ask a lot of questions on Stack Overflow, people aren't going to like some of them. It's the cost of putting yourself out there.