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What is the “__v” field in Mongoose

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Rails I18n validation deprecation warning

...n). The new version of the I18n gem, forces developers to be a little bit more conscious of the locale management. In the future, the behavior will change and if a locale is invalid, the Rails app will raise an error. In preparation of such change (that may potentially break several applications...
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How to simulate target=“_blank” in JavaScript

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How to perform runtime type checking in Dart?

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How to detect if a script is being sourced

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How do I explicitly instantiate a template function?

...l question due to code formatting issues. See AnthonyHatchkins' answer for more details. If you really want to instantiate (instead of specialize or something) the function, do this: template <typename T> void func(T param) {} // definition template void func<int>(int param); // expli...
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If threads share the same PID, how can they be identified?

...each thread has it's own ID, called a PID (although it would possibly make more sense to call this a TID, or thread ID) and they also have a TGID (thread group ID) which is the PID of the thread that started the whole process. Simplistically, when a new process is created, it appears as a thread wh...
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Jasmine.js comparing arrays

...1, 2, 3]); }); But if the array that is returned from some function has more than 1 elements and all are zero then verify by using expect(mockArray[0]).toBe(0); share | improve this answer ...
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Where is the syntax for TypeScript comments documented?

...uch as TypeScript. TSDoc addresses these limitations while also tackling a more sophisticated set of goals. share | improve this answer | follow | ...
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Image Segmentation using Mean Shift explained

...7, BTW). You may iterate several times with Mean Shift, trying to get a more homogeneous coloring. After a few iterations, you arrive at a stable non-isotropic configuration: At this time, it should be clear that you can't select how many "colors" you get after applying Mean Shift. So, let's...