Currently building and maintaining a few little projects using Python, Java, Android, and PostgreSQL.

StackOverflow's high question standards work for me. I keep finding the answer to my question while writing the question. At least twice, I was almost ready to hit "post", tried one more thing, and ended up switching to self-answered before posting.

Also, if my number of asked questions seems low, that's ignoring so many questions that were already answered here.

Likes:

• strong types
• named parameters
• UTF-8 support
• multi-line strings
• defined behavior
• cheap abstractions
• REPLs
• quick data types
• succinct anonymous functions
• explicit code blocks

Dislikes:

• "Do Something Anyway"
• boilerplate
• method chaining on mutable objects
• bare numerics

Voting:

• I use the "Skip" button a ton in reviews.
• I vote to reject super-trivial edits, or ones that make it worse.
• I vote against closure, or for reopening, questions about technologies that are strongly related to programming. They might be better on some other site, but that merits a suggestion to the OP in a comment, not a close vote.
• I downvote answers that do not address the question asked (in some way). The title is not the question.
• I search for duplicates for all questions that sound like they might have been asked before.
• I feel a compulsion to downvote anyone who complains about downvotes, but I try my best to be good :)