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Regular expression \p{L} and \p{N}

I am new to regular expressions and have been given the following regular expression: 2 Answers ...
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Fast Linux File Count for a large number of files

I'm trying to figure out the best way to find the number of files in a particular directory when there are a very large number of files ( > 100,000). ...
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分布式系统的事务处理 - 大数据 & AI - 清泛网 - 专注C/C++及内核技术

...般工业界认为比较安全的备份数应该是3份,如:Hadoop和Dynamo)。 但是,加入更多的机器,会让我们的数据服务变得很复杂,尤其是跨服务器的事务处理,也就是跨服务器的数据一致性。这个是一个很难的问题。 让我们用最经典...
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What's the meaning of interface{}?

I'm new to interfaces and trying to do SOAP request by github 6 Answers 6 ...
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Cleaning up old remote git branches

I work from two different computers (A and B) and store a common git remote in the dropbox directory. 9 Answers ...
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Can you grab or delete between parentheses in vi/vim?

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How to dump a table to console?

I'm having trouble displaying the contents of a table which contains nested tables (n-deep). I'd like to just dump it to std out or the console via a print statement or something quick and dirty but I can't figure out how. I'm looking for the rough equivalent that I'd get when printing an NSDicti...
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Read a file one line at a time in node.js?

I am trying to read a large file one line at a time. I found a question on Quora that dealt with the subject but I'm missing some connections to make the whole thing fit together. ...
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How to sort an array of objects by multiple fields?

From this original question , how would I apply a sort on multiple fields? 30 Answers ...
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What is the difference between ${var}, “$var”, and “${var}” in the Bash shell?

What the title says: what does it mean to encapsulate a variable in {} , "" , or "{} "? I haven't been able to find any explanations online about this - I haven't been able to refer to them except for using the symbols, which doesn't yield anything. ...