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What does “DAMP not DRY” mean when talking about unit tests?

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How can I get rid of an “unused variable” warning in Xcode?

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get just the integer from wc in bash

...else. – BananaNeil Jan 30 '12 at 21:07 13 My point was that if you're going to answer a (1.5 yr-o...
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Does a “Find in project…” feature exist in Eclipse IDE?

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How can I add a vertical scrollbar to my div automatically?

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Failed to execute 'btoa' on 'Window': The string to be encoded contains characters outside of the La

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Submit HTML form on self page

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Exception.Message vs Exception.ToString()

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HTML+CSS: How to force div contents to stay in one line?

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convert String to DateTime

... I used Time.parse("02/07/1988"), like some of the other posters. An interesting gotcha was that Time was loaded by default when I opened up IRB, but Time.parse was not defined. I had to require 'time' to get it to work. That's with Ruby 2.2. ...