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Is there a way to access method arguments in Ruby?
New to Ruby and ROR and loving it each day, so here is my question since I have not idea how to google it (and I have tried :) )
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Is it safe to parse a /proc/ file?
...o even this tiny, trivial file was subject to a race condition until then, and still is in most enterprise kernels. See fs/proc/uptime.c for the current source, or the commit that made it atomic. On a pre-2.6.30 kernel, you can open the file, read a bit of it, then if you later come back and read ...
How to Remove Array Element and Then Re-Index Array?
...t to modify like below. I want to remove element (elements) of it by index and then re-index array. Is it possible?
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CSS: fixed position on x-axis but not y?
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I love this solution, and just used it myself. One problem I have with it though is that the refreshes are kind of choppy when you do smooth scrolling (eg: by dragging the scrollbar). It seems javascript refresh is slower than css refresh. Any sol...
PHP memory profiling
...page's memory usage? For example, to see how much memory my data is using, and/or which function calls are allocating the most memory.
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How can I see what has changed in a file before committing to git?
...ere are three useful ways to use git diff:
Show differences between index and working tree; that is, changes you haven't staged to commit:
git diff [filename]
Show differences between current commit and index; that is, what you're about to commit (--staged does exactly the same thing, use what y...
What's the difference between Jetty and Netty?
What is the main difference between Jetty and Netty?
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Test if characters are in a string
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@GregSnow -- Tried system.time(a <- grepl("abc", vec)) and system.time(a <- grepl("abc", vec, fixed=TRUE)), and fixed=TRUE is still, if anything slightly slower. The difference isn't appreciable with these short strings, but fixed=TRUE still doesn't seem to be faster. Thanks ...
Why and when to use Node.js? [duplicate]
Sorry if I'm a bit ambiguous, but I'm trying to understand the real advantages of using Node.js instead of other server-side language.
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What do these words mean in Git: Repository, fork, branch, clone, track?
...oject (take the source from someone's repository at certain point in time, and apply your own diverging changes to it), you would clone the remote repository to create a copy of it, then do your own work in your local repository and commit changes.
Within a repository you have branches, which are e...