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Are loops really faster in reverse?
I've heard this quite a few times. Are JavaScript loops really faster when counting backward? If so, why? I've seen a few test suite examples showing that reversed loops are quicker, but I can't find any explanation as to why!
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Which cryptographic hash function should I choose?
The .NET framework ships with 6 different hashing algorithms:
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Multithreading: What is the point of more threads than cores?
I thought the point of a multi-core computer is that it could run multiple threads simultaneously. In that case, if you have a quad-core machine, what's the point of having more than 4 threads running at a time? Wouldn't they just be stealing time (CPU Resources) from each other?
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Why doesn't Java allow to throw a checked exception from static initialization block?
Why doesn't Java allow to throw a checked exception from a static initialization block? What was the reason behind this design decision?
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Fast Bitmap Blur For Android SDK
...ion that I'm developing I'm looping through the pixels of an image to blur it. This takes about 30 seconds on a 640x480 image.
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Will the Garbage Collector call IDisposable.Dispose for me?
The .NET IDisposable Pattern implies that if you write a finalizer, and implement IDisposable, that your finalizer needs to explicitly call Dispose.
This is logical, and is what I've always done in the rare situations where a finalizer is warranted.
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The necessity of hiding the salt for a hash
...the encrypted salts, and they probably have access to your code as well. With all that could they decrypt the encrypted salts? If so then the encryption is pretty much useless anyway. The salt really is there to make it so it isn't possible to form a rainbow table to crack your entire password da...
remove_if equivalent for std::map
I was trying to erase a range of elements from map based on particular condition. How do I do it using STL algorithms?
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Best practices for API versioning? [closed]
...t prominent part of a REST API and, therefore, a potentially long-term commitment towards the users of that API.
Since evolution of an application and, to a lesser extent, its API is a fact of life and that it's even similar to the evolution of a seemingly complex product like a programming languag...
HTML5 dragleave fired when hovering a child element
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You just need to keep a reference counter, increment it when you get a dragenter, decrement when you get a dragleave. When the counter is at 0 - remove the class.
var counter = 0;
$('#drop').bind({
dragenter: function(ev) {
ev.preventDefault(); // needed for IE
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