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Good example of livelock?
I understand what livelock is, but I was wondering if anyone had a good code-based example of it? And by code-based, I do not mean "two people trying to get past each other in a corridor". If I read that again, I'll lose my lunch.
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What are best practices that you use when writing Objective-C and Cocoa? [closed]
...ite handy!), but what programming practices do you use when writing Objective-C, and more specifically when using Cocoa (or CocoaTouch).
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How to add a custom Ribbon tab using VBA?
...which would carry a few buttons. I chanced on some resources addressing it via Google but all look dodgy and outrageously complicated.
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Nginx no-www to www and www to no-www
I am using nginx on Rackspace cloud following a tutorial and having searched the net and so far can't get this sorted.
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What specific productivity gains do Vim/Emacs provide over GUI text editors?
This isn't meant as a troll or flamebait or anything like that. I've been using Vim as my console-editor of choice for a couple months now (for editing configuration files while in my terminal), but I don't think I could stand it for my normal, every day work of writing web applications, which I ...
Uses for Optional
Having been using Java 8 now for 6+ months or so, I'm pretty happy with the new API changes. One area I'm still not confident in is when to use Optional . I seem to swing between wanting to use it everywhere something may be null , and nowhere at all.
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source of historical stock data [closed]
I'm trying to make a stock market simulator (perhaps eventually growing into a predicting AI), but I'm having trouble finding data to use. I'm looking for a (hopefully free) source of historical stock market data.
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Dynamic type languages versus static type languages
What are the advantages and limitations of dynamic type languages compared to static type languages?
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Why can templates only be implemented in the header file?
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Bash tool to get nth line from a file
Is there a "canonical" way of doing that? I've been using head -n | tail -1 which does the trick, but I've been wondering if there's a Bash tool that specifically extracts a line (or a range of lines) from a file.
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