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How does the Amazon Recommendation feature work?
What technology goes in behind the screens of Amazon recommendation technology? I believe that Amazon recommendation is currently the best in the market, but how do they provide us with such relevant recommendations?
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VIM Replace word with contents of paste buffer?
...file and want to do it with a vi command, not an EX command such as :%s///g . I know that this is the typical way one replaces the word at the current cursor position: cw<text><esc> but is there a way to do this with the contents of the unnamed register as the replacement text and wit...
How to retrieve absolute path given relative
Is there a command to retrieve the absolute path given the relative path?
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grunt: command not found when running from terminal
I'm new to Grunt. I'm trying to configure Grunt on my Mac OSX Lion.
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Differences and relationship between glActiveTexture and glBindTexture
From what I gather, glActiveTexture sets the active "texture unit". Each texture unit can have multiple texture targets (usually GL_TEXTURE_1D, 2D, 3D or CUBE_MAP).
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How to make git-diff and git log ignore new and deleted files?
... files. When doing git diff or git-log I'd like to omit them, so I can better spot the modifications.
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What is causing this error - “Fatal error: Unable to find local grunt”
I removed the old version of grunt first, then I installed the new grunt version, and then I got this error:
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Loop through an array of strings in Bash?
I want to write a script that loops through 15 strings (array possibly?) Is that possible?
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Javascript Split string on UpperCase Characters
How do you split a string into an array in Javascript by UpperCase character?
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Routes with Dash `-` Instead of Underscore `_` in Ruby on Rails
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With Rails 3 and later you can do like this:
resources :user_bundles, :path => '/user-bundles'
Another option is to modify Rails, via an initializer.
I don't recommend this though, since it may break in future versions (edit: doesn't work in Rails 5).
Using :path as shown above...