What is the difference between "someone is waiting for me" and "somebody is waiting for me?" Please make it clear for me.
Are there any subtle differences between "somebody" and "someone", or can they be used completely interchangeably? Similarly, can you imagine a situation in which you would prefer "anybody" to "anyone" or vice versa?
What's wrong with XKCD's Frequentists vs. Bayesians comic? makes fun of a frequentist statistician who derives an obviously wrong result.  However it seems to me that his reasoning is actually correct in the sense that it follows  the standard frequentist methodology.   So my question is "does he correctly apply the frequentist methodology?"    If no: what would be a correct frequentist inference in this scenario? How to integrate "prior knowledge" about the sun stability in the frequentist methodology? If yes: wtf? ;-) Lightning Change Event Is there a way to catch the change event of a particular field/component? I saw on the AuraDocs that there is a valueChange event but trying to handle it makes the app throw an error on load. I was wondering if I could build some automatic field validation / search suggestions without relying on other js libraries. How do I configure my DNS settings in Ubuntu server? Let $f(z)=\sum\limits_{n=0}^{\infty}a_n z^n$ be an analytic function in $|z|\leq R$ such that $|f(z)|\leq M$. Prove an inequality about $f$'s zero What is a feminine version of 'guys'? I commonly use the word 'guys' to refer to a group of males colloquially. It's colloquial but not rude, off putting, condescending, patronizing (though I wouldn't use it with a group of men at a board meeting (hypothetically of course), unless I knew them). So, some that I would not consider as replacements would be    buddies: too old-fashioned dudes: too informal boys: too patronizing men, gentlemen: too formal or false respect   I realized that I had also been using it for any group of people, males and females, even just females. It worked for me and I didn't think of the gender implications, that women might not care for it. No one ever complained, directly or indirectly (rule of life: sometimes people don't complain about things they should).   But it occurred to me (maybe by reading something that sparked realization) that the intended hearers might not all care for it.  What might be a female gendered or non-gendered version of 'guys'?  Some that I've considered don't feel right about (though these may be reasonable answers) are:   dolls: too old-fashioned babes: too informal  ladies: too formal or I've heard from women, too creepy women: too factual girls: too patronizing (as much as 'boys') everyone, you all: too bland y'all: perfectly non-sexist but too regional (might work, but not everywhere)   Hopefully I haven't eliminated all the possibilities -- any suggestions? Prove that $n! + k$ is a composite number Cartoon with a young unicorn and a demon How do I use Moq to mock an extension method? I am writing a test that depends on the results of an extension method but I don't want a future failure of that extension method to ever break this test. Mocking that result seemed the obvious choice but Moq doesn't seem to offer a way to override a static method (a requirement for an extension method). There is a similar idea with Moq.Protected and Moq.Stub, but they don't seem to offer anything for this scenario. Am I missing something or should I be going about this a different way?  Here is a trivial example that fails with the usual "Invalid expectation on a non-overridable member". This is a bad example of needing to mock an extension method, but it should do.  public class SomeType {     int Id { get; set; } }  var ListMock = new Mock&lt;List&lt;SomeType&gt;&gt;(); ListMock.Expect(l =&gt; l.FirstOrDefault(st =&gt; st.Id == 5))         .Returns(new SomeType { Id = 5 });   As for any TypeMock junkies that might suggest I use Isolator instead: I appreciate the effort since it looks like TypeMock could do the job blindfolded and inebriated, but our budget isn't increasing any time soon. Setting a background image on a JFrame using Swing Is it safe to use file's hash as IV? I'm encrypting some files using AES in CBC mode.    I'm also using file's digest (SHA-1) to check that data is decrypted correctly (so I need to store it with file).  Is it safe to use this digest as AES's IV and store it in the header of file? Or it has security issue? In-universe explanation for single line of planetary entry/departure in Star Wars app crash in the dealloc Failed to resolve version for org.apache.maven.archetypes Reusable functions in jQuery callback Basically the &quot;updates page&quot; loads in a non rich html format, and if theres an update it's missing the tabs on the update page as well.  I can't figure out if this is just because apple may have stopped supporting El Capitan or if I have something else going on.  Any help would be appreciated.  I've trashed the caches in library and the user profile. But this page is the only one that still loads like this (see pic below) on my app store. For example:     The word rarely turns up outside of those contexts.      The word turns up rarely outside of those contexts.   Which one is correct and why? Is a path the set of points from a to b?  And is the stroke the "definition" (i.e. the color, shape, etc.) of the path?  And, how can you have a path with no stroke?  Is this only because it is a computer drawing program?  In the real world you can't have a path without a stroke can you?  If it matters, I am using Inkscape. "1 out of 100 chickens is" or "1 out of 100 chickens are"? Using `M` instead of `k` when rep is >= 1M on https://chat.stackexchange.com/users I read on  ()    Shouldn't it be 1.03m or (if we really follow the conventions of the metric system) 1.03M instead? Lubuntu 14.04 Wifi on Laptop with Broadcom BCM4322