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This tag is for questions about the Stack Overflow blog, the place for official company communications as well as essays, opinions, and advice on the act of computer programming.
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"How Rust manages memory using ownership and borrowing" blog post contains numerous errors
Link to the blog post in question
The heap is a hierarchical data structure used to store global variables randomly
This is just...wrong. … Based on the phrasing in the blog post, ("The stack is a linear data structure... …
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Almost none of the JSON in the blog about JSON is JSON
Other issues:
Referring to "serialized JSON—JST and JWT" doesn't really make sense. JSON is a serialization format. All JSON is, by definition, serialized. You can serialize it again (by base64-en …
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Have blog posts be reviewed by mods before posting
It's the company's blog, for them to write about whatever they want. A lot of the content is only tangentially related to the network itself. …
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Minor typo in the Metaverse blog post
More nitpicks/typos in addition to the one quoted from me above:
"it’s increasing presence in our lives" should be "its"
"two fold" is one word
the "tweet from Epic Games in 2019" probably should be …
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Episode notes for podcast episode 458 links the wrong answer for the Lifeboat badge
The podcast episode notes (and the blog post containing them) say:
Today’s Lifeboat badge goes to user Jarzon for their answer to Make a hidden field required. …
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Proofreading the "Five Stack Exchange sites turned ten years old this quarter!" blog post
A preface, as a frequent critic of the blog (lest anyone think I'm totally negative on it): this post was good! …
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