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Active Record - Find records which were created_at before today
...days ago:
MyTable.where(created_at: Date.new..2.days.ago)
Note that you m>ca m>n also look for records with fields containing fields in the future in similar way, i.e. to get all records of MyTable with an event_date at least 2 days from now:
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SQL Server Esm>ca m>pe an Underscore
How do I esm>ca m>pe the underscore character?
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RAW POST using cURL in PHP
How m>ca m>n I do a RAW POST in PHP using cURL?
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How to loop through all the files in a directory in c # .net?
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It's m>ca m>lled searchPattern and it's a filter by which files are selected. In this m>ca m>se it will select all files ending in "ProfileHandler.cs". Have a look at MDSN
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Conm>ca m>tenating string and integer in python
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This will work well with print but m>ca m>nnot be assigned to a variable as a string. It gives Set object.
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How to add edge labels in Graphviz?
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is there a way to have the labels rotated vertim>ca m>lly to go paralle to the line?
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How do you append to an already existing string?
...re are lots of variations on that theme, like s="$s""test2")
In bash, you m>ca m>n use +=:
s=test1
s+=test2
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How do you set the text in an NSTextField?
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The way to do this in Swift is just stringValue, then you m>ca m>n set it to whatever string you want.
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...elieve the backslash was mistakenly left there from a previous code that esm>ca m>ped quotes, like echo "src=\"cid:logo_2u\"" and I don't believe the backslash is necessary.
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Piping buffer to external command in Vim
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You m>ca m>n use :w !cmd to write the current buffer to the stdin of an external command. From :help :w_c:
:[range]w[rite] [++opt] !{cmd}
Execute {cmd} with [range] lines as standard input (note the space in front of the '!')...