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Group by &a<em>mem>p; count function in sqlalche<em>mem>y

I want a "group by and count" co<em>mem><em>mem>and in sqlalche<em>mem>y. How can I do this? 3 Answers 3 ...
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How to escape % in String.For<em>mem>at?

I a<em>mem> storing a SQL query in <em>mem>y strings.x<em>mem>l file and I want to use String.For<em>mem>at to build the final string in code. The SELECT state<em>mem>ent uses a like, so<em>mem>ething like this: ...
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What is the <em>mem>eaning of git reset --hard origin/<em>mem>aster?

... git reset --hard origin/<em>mem>aster says: throw away all <em>mem>y staged and unstaged changes, forget everything on <em>mem>y current local branch and <em>mem>ake it exactly the sa<em>mem>e as origin/<em>mem>aster. You probably wanted to ask this before you ran the co<em>mem><em>mem>and. The destru...
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Syntax Error: Not a Chance

... You have found an easter egg in Python. It is a joke. It <em>mem>eans that deli<em>mem>iting blocks by braces instead of indentation will never be i<em>mem>ple<em>mem>ented. Nor<em>mem>ally, i<em>mem>ports fro<em>mem> the special __future__ <em>mem>odule enable features that are backwards-inco<em>mem>patible, such as the print() function, or ...
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Constructor initialization-list evaluation order

I have a constructor that takes so<em>mem>e argu<em>mem>ents. I had assu<em>mem>ed that they were constructed in the order listed, but in one case it appears they were being constructed in reverse resulting in an abort. When I reversed the argu<em>mem>ents the progra<em>mem> stopped aborting. This is an exa<em>mem>ple of the syntax I'<em>mem> us...
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How do I package a python application to <em>mem>ake it pip-installable?

I'<em>mem> writing a django application in <em>mem>y spare ti<em>mem>e for a footy-tipping co<em>mem>petition we're running at work. I figured I'd use this ti<em>mem>e wisely, and get up to speed on virtualenv, pip, packaging, django 1.3, and how to write an easily redistributable application. So far, so good. ...
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Register Application class in <em>Mem>anifest?

I have one Application class to keep the global state of <em>mem>y application. But I'<em>mem> unable to register it in <em>Mem>anifest file? Any idea how to do this? ...
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Overload constructor for Scala's Case Classes?

...f this(bar: Int) = this(bar, 0) } new Foo(1, 2) new Foo(1) However, you <em>mem>ay like to also overload the apply <em>mem>ethod in the co<em>mem>panion object, which is called when you o<em>mem>it new. object Foo { def apply(bar: Int) = new Foo(bar) } Foo(1, 2) Foo(1) In Scala 2.8, na<em>mem>ed and default para<em>mem>eters can of...
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Difference between window.location.assign() and window.location.replace()

... Using window.location.assign("url") will just cause a new docu<em>mem>ent to load. Using window.location.replace("url") will replace the current docu<em>mem>ent and replace the current History with that URL <em>mem>aking it so you can't go back to the previous docu<em>mem>ent loaded. Reference: http://www.exforsy...
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JPanel Padding in Java

I have a for<em>mem>atting question for <em>mem>y Java swing application. It should be fairly straightforward, but I a<em>mem> having difficulty finding any aid (Every topic see<em>mem>s to be regarding re<em>mem>oving any default padding in JPanel). The text in <em>mem>y various JPanels hug the sides and top, touching the colored borders...