Tue 15:23 Contacted company asking if there's an iOS software engineering role, and they responded saying QA would be a perfect fit. How can I navigate this? – workplace
Tue 08:23 No access to data as a data analyst. How do I change this culture? – workplace
Sat 15:23 How do I calculate square root in Python? – stackoverflow.com
Sat 08:23 Difference betwen const std::array<T,N> and std::array<const T, N> – stackoverflow.com
Thu 08:23 Damaged company equipment by accident - company now wants me to sign form – workplace
Tue 15:23 Damaged company equipment by accident - company now want me to sign form – workplace
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Filter help
- The filter matches using both the URL and the title, case-insensitively.
- test will simply search for test. !test will exclude anything containing test.
- test, !b will include anything containing test that does not contain b.
- test, b will search for anything containing test or b. There is no way to do 'and' instead of 'or'.
- https://workplace, https://stackoverflow, !test
will show only posts from workplace and stackoverflow, that do not have 'test' in the title.
- !https://workplace,!https://stackoverflow
will show everything except workplace and stackoverflow.
- You cannot use escape characters.
- Exclamation points that are not at the start, do not negate the search. E.g. no! is not a negative filter.
- A good way to match sites is by matching just a little bit around the site name. E.g. https://security.stackexchange.com/question/x can be matched using /security.
and mathoverflow using /mathoverflow..
- A set of filters that I like is this.
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