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What are the best practices for catching and re-throwing exceptions?
...(based on answers etc) are kinda using them wrong.
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Should I use SVN or Git? [closed]
...es 500MB+ files effectively" - Perforce of course!
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What's the best way of scraping data from a website? [closed]
...ding hidden iframes loading csv data into webpages to do ajax before Jesse James Garrett named it ajax, before XMLHTTPRequest was an idea. Before jQuery, before json. I'm in my mid-30's, that's apparently considered ancient for this business.
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Group vs role (Any real difference?)
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Get path of executable
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Git workflow and rebase vs merge questions
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How does JavaScript .prototype work?
...mer.prototype" to that anonymous instance instead.
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How to detect if multiple keys are pressed at once using JavaScript?
... it first it correctly register the keyup on both.
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What XML parser should I use in C++? [closed]
... is a well-known C++ parser that uses a pull-parser API. It was written by James Clark.
It's current status is active. The most recent version is 2.2.9, which was released on (2019-09-25).
LlamaXML
It is an implementation of an StAX-style API. It is a pull-parser, similar to LibXML2's xmlReader pars...
When and why are database joins expensive?
...to indexing, and good luck working out why.
"Count the disk hits" (Rick James)
If everything is cached in RAM, JOINs are rather cheap. That is, normalization does not have much performance penalty.
If a "normalized" schema causes JOINs to hit the disk a lot, but the equivalent "denormalized" s...