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How to not run an em>x m>ample using rom>x m>ygen2?
I'm writing a geocoding function right now that relies on having a Bing Maps Key. Obviously I'd rather not publish mine, and the em>x m>amples fail without one.
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Forgot “git rebase --continue” and did “git commit”. How to fim>x m>?
I was rebasing code in git, I got some merge conflicts. I resolved the conflicts and did:
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.NET WebAPI Serialization k_BackingField Nastiness
...r [Serializable] nor [DataContract] to work with Web API.
Just leave your model as is, and Web API would serialize all the public properties for you.
Only if you want to have more control about what's included, you then decorate your class with [DataContract] and the properties to be included wit...
git selective revert local changes from a file
In my git repo which is tracking a svn repo I have made a number of edits to a single file.
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What's the best way to get the current URL in Spring MVC?
...d on the URL used by the client for the active request. Is there anything smarter than taking the current HttpServletRequest object and it's getParameter...() methods to rebuilt the complete URL including (and only) it's GET parameters.
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What are the specific differences between .msi and setup.em>x m>e file?
I searched a lot, but all are guessed answers. Help me to find the em>x m>act answer.
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Configuring IntelliJ IDEA for unit testing with JUnit
I decided to try out IntelliJ this morning via the trial version and installed the JUnit plugin. I made a new Java project and I want to write a test case for it.
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Why does Pycharm's inspector complain about “d = {}”?
When initializing a dictionary with d = {} Pycharm's code inspector generates a warning, saying
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Likelihood of collision using most significant bits of a UUID in Java
If I'm using Long uuid = UUID.randomUUID().getMostSignificantBits() how likely is it to get a collision. It cuts off the least significant bits, so there is a possibility that you run into a collision, right?
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