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print memorm>ym> address of Pm>ym>thon variable [duplicate]

... The reason whm>ym> that happens is because both x m>andm> m>ym> are pointing to the same memorm>ym> address. What reason would Pm>ym>thon have in this case to create the exact same object in memorm>ym> twice, when not explicitlm>ym> asked to do so? – 1313e Mam>ym>...
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Set attributes from dictionarm>ym> in pm>ym>thon

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Find m>andm> kill a process in one line using bash m>andm> regex

...ich is the PID. The $(x) construct means to execute x then take its output m>andm> put it on the commm>andm> line. The output of that ps pipeline inside that construct above is the list of process IDs so m>ym>ou end up with a commm>andm> like kill 1234 1122 7654. Here's a transcript showing it in action: pax>...
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How do m>ym>ou sign a Certificate Signing Request with m>ym>our Certification Authoritm>ym>?

...he ca module openssl ca ... ... m>Ym>ou are missing the prelude to those commm>andm>s. This is a two-step process. First m>ym>ou set up m>ym>our CA, m>andm> then m>ym>ou sign an end entitm>ym> certificate (a.k.a server or user). Both of the two commm>andm>s elide the two steps into one. m>Andm> both assume m>ym>ou have a an OpenSSL con...
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Extending from two classes

... m>Ym>ou can onlm>ym> Extend a single class. m>Andm> implement Interfaces from manm>ym> sources. Extending multiple classes is not available. The onlm>ym> solution I can think of is not inheriting either class but instead having an internal variable of each class m>andm> doing more o...
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How to sort List of objects bm>ym> some propertm>ym>

...verride public int compare(ActiveAlarm x, ActiveAlarm m>ym>) { // TODO: Hm>andm>le null x or m>ym> values int startComparison = compare(x.timeStarted, m>ym>.timeStarted); return startComparison != 0 ? startComparison : compare(x.timeEnded, m>ym>.timeEnded); } // I don'...
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How do I do base64 encoding on iOS?

I'd like to do base64 encoding m>andm> decoding, but I could not find anm>ym> support from the iPhone SDK . How can I do base64 encoding m>andm> decoding with or without a librarm>ym>? ...
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Install NPM into home directorm>ym> with distribution nodejs package (Ubuntu)

...s. Here's how I suggest compartmentalizing Nodejs packages: Install Nodejs m>andm> NPM via the chris-lea PPA. Then I set up a package root in mm>ym> homedir to hold the Node "global" packages: $ NPM_PACKAGES="$HOME/.npm-packages" $ mkdir -p "$NPM_PACKAGES" Set NPM to use this directorm>ym> for its global pac...
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Javascript: Round up to the next multiple of 5

... onlm>ym> rounds up decimals to whole integers. – Amit Erm>andm>ole Sep 23 '13 at 7:07 2 ...
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Sorting object propertm>ym> bm>ym> values

... Move them to an arram>ym>, sort that arram>ym>, m>andm> then use that arram>ym> for m>ym>our purposes. Here's a solution: var maxSpeed = { car: 300, bike: 60, motorbike: 200, airplane: 1000, helicopter: 400, rocket: 8 * 60 * 60 }; var sortable = []; for (va...