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Query EC2 tags from within instance

Amazon recently added the wonderful feature of tagging EC2 instances with key-value pairs to make management of large numbers of VMs a bit easier. ...
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Structs versus classes

I'm about to create 100,000 objects in code. They are small ones, only with 2 or 3 properties. I'll put them in a generic list and when they are, I'll loop them and check value a and maybe update value b . ...
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Find region from within an EC2 instance

Is there a way to look up the region of an instance from within the instance? 28 Answers ...
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How do I interpret precision and scale of a number in a database?

I have the following column specified in a database: decimal(5,2) 3 Answers 3 ...
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Enforcing the type of the indexed members of a Typescript object?

I would like to store a mapping of string -> string in a Typescript object, and enforce that all of the keys map to strings. For example: ...
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How to remove trailing whitespace of all files recursively?

How can you remove all of the trailing whitespace of an entire project? Starting at a root directory, and removing the trailing whitespace from all files in all folders. ...
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Move entire line up and down in Vim

In Notepad++, I can use Ctrl + Shift + Up / Down to move the current line up and down. Is there a similar command to this in Vim? I have looked through endless guides, but have found nothing. ...
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Java: splitting a comma-separated string but ignoring commas in quotes

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How to create default value for function argument in Clojure

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Why would anyone use set instead of unordered_set?

C++0x is introducing unordered_set which is available in boost and many other places. What I understand is that unordered_set is hash table with O(1) lookup complexity. On the other hand, set is nothing but a tree with log(n) lookup complexity. Why on earth would anyone use set instead ...