Hi there! I was referring to the PHP programmers "them" :)

Pun intended.

It does, the 'clustering by hand' in categories according to hardness is completely unscientific.

I guess if done properly more categories would arise (e.g. bad formed questions) and possibly trends would change.

It's fun none the less ;)

Just change the tags in the set:

http://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/83626/how-...

Hmmm. Seems like I'm an idiot: http://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/83835/how-...

There's something I'm missing: Run query doesn't get me the result.

I've created a query in the data browser, just select the tags you want:

http://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/83626/how-...

You're absolutely right! these are the python times:

* less than 5 hours (easy) => 34 minutes avg * less than 24 hours (medium) => 100 minutes avg

So Python is deliberately left out?

No, just forgot about it, I like Python pretty much.

Community always has expected things from its members. If you lived in a hut the tribe expected you to go fishing, or hunting, being a great warrior or do something for the common good. And individuals with great value-creation-capabilities have always been better considered.

Unless you live alone in an island creating value for yourself, it's hard not to think about what you do regarding to others.

I think it's a shame this not to be discussed more, IMHO it would lead to better focus on education, which is now the cornerstone of value creation.