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How do I parse JSON with Ruby on Rails? [duplicate]

I'm looking for a simple way to parse JSON, extract a value and write it into a database in Rails. 12 Answers ...
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Sorting data based on second column of a file

I have a file of two columns and n number of rows. 4 Answers 4 ...
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Use of alloc init instead of new

Learning Objective-C and reading sample code, I notice that objects are usually created using this method: 8 Answers ...
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asynchronous vs non-blocking

What is the difference between asynchronous and non-blocking calls? Also between blocking and synchronous calls (with examples please)? ...
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Git ignore sub folders

I have a lot of projects in my .Net solution. I would like to exclude all "bin/Debug" and "bin/Release" folders (and their contents), but still include the "bin" folder itself and any dll's contained therein. ...
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Rails: select unique values from a column

I already have a working solution, but I would really like to know why this doesn't work: 12 Answers ...
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Is SQL or even TSQL Turing Complete?

This came up at the office today. I have no plans of doing such a thing, but theoretically could you write a compiler in SQL? At first glance it appears to me to be turing complete, though extremely cumbersome for many classes of problems. ...
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C++ catching all exceptions

Is there a c++ equivalent of Java's 15 Answers 15 ...
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“Find next” in Vim

To search forward in Vim for cake , I'd type /cake , but the cursor jumps to the first match when I press return. Is there a Vim command analogous to "find next"? ...
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Check to see if python script is running

I have a python daemon running as a part of my web app/ How can I quickly check (using python) if my daemon is running and, if not, launch it? ...