MrGomez

410 reputation

bio	website	example.org/please_ask
	location	Redmond, WA, United States
	age	28
visits	member for	2 years, 5 months
	seen	Dec 14 '12 at 23:03
stats	profile views	52

Professional and enthusiast currently working at Yelp. As a logician, I believe anything can be made possible, though not all roads lead to tractable solutions.

As an eclectic programmer, I'm not always the best person to answer your question. But, I do my best.

LinkedIn Profile

	410 reputation	bio	website	example.org/please_ask	visits	member for	2 years, 5 months
29 badges		location	Redmond, WA, United States		seen	Dec 14 '12 at 23:03

summary answers questions tags badges favorites bounties reputation activity

49 Actions

suggestions reviews revisions comments badges posts accepts all

Dec 8	awarded	Yearling
Mar 16	comment	What is a single word meaning “authoritative source of knowledge”? Not an answer, but contrast with credible: merriam-webster.com/dictionary/credible
Mar 6	answered	What is the opposite of procrastination in one word?
Feb 29	comment	Word for “the question this one was closed as a dupe of” Superseder is in active use: docs.python.org/devguide/triaging.html#superseder
Feb 16	revised	Word for “the question this one was closed as a dupe of” added 8 characters in body
Feb 16	answered	Word for “the question this one was closed as a dupe of”
Jan 3	answered	Why do some people say “Happy New Years” with an “s” at the end of “years”?
Dec 23	comment	Deconstruction of the phrase “some variety of” to refer to a single type or class of object @FumbleFingers Localized jargon combined with a poor first sourcing of the dictionary definition. Note that there's a clear disparity of information here; I only personally put something into an SE question when I'm unable to move forward in researching it trivially. -- To that end, thank you for mentioning Google NGrams (books.google.com/ngrams). That'll work nicely in my bag of tricks alongside Google Trends.
Dec 20	accepted	Deconstruction of the phrase “some variety of” to refer to a single type or class of object
Dec 20	comment	Deconstruction of the phrase “some variety of” to refer to a single type or class of object That'll do. It's one of those edge cases where the most findable definition is itself confusing in its narrowing use of qualifiers.
Dec 20	revised	Deconstruction of the phrase “some variety of” to refer to a single type or class of object Additional qualifier, merged with the removal of non-content "Thank you in advance."
Dec 20	asked	Deconstruction of the phrase “some variety of” to refer to a single type or class of object
Dec 16	accepted	Use of the adjective “spurious” to indicate properties of that which flows from a noun
Dec 15	asked	Use of the adjective “spurious” to indicate properties of that which flows from a noun
Dec 8	awarded	Yearling
Dec 6	revised	Is there a term that defines nostalgia for something you've never experienced? qualifier for the source of the term
Dec 6	answered	Is there a term that defines nostalgia for something you've never experienced?
Oct 11	answered	What are some expressions that can be used to end an email?
Oct 11	answered	A word for 'to exist in the same place as something else'
Oct 9	comment	What term is most appropriate when describing the infinite space of possibilities created through inductive reasoning? @FumbleFingers +1. I hadn't actually considered using the term unbounded on its own, which does elegantly and pithily describe the space. Thank you for responding, despite your difficulties with my phrasing of the problem.