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How do I choose between Se<em>mem>aphore and Se<em>mem>aphoreSli<em>mem>?
Their public interfaces appear si<em>mem>ilar. The docu<em>mem>entation states that the Se<em>mem>aphoreSli<em>mem> is a lightweight alternative and doesn't use Windows Kernel se<em>mem>aphores. This resource states that the Se<em>mem>aphoreSli<em>mem> is <em>mem>uch faster. In what situations does the Se<em>mem>aphoreSli<em>mem> <em>mem>ake <em>mem>ore sense over the Se<em>mem>aph...
“Ago” date/ti<em>mem>e functions in Ruby/Rails
I was wondering if there's a way in Rails to calculate ti<em>mem>e sta<em>mem>p like - half a <em>mem>inute ago, 2 <em>mem>inute ago, 1 day ago etc. So<em>mem>ething like twitter real ti<em>mem>e date sta<em>mem>p.
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Difference between jQTouch and jQuery <em>mem>obile
What is the difference between jQTouch &a<em>mem>p; jQuery <em>Mem>obile Fra<em>mem>ework ?
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difference between each.with_index and each_with_index in Ruby?
I'<em>mem> really confused about the difference between each.with_index and each_with_index . They have different types but see<em>mem> to be identical in practice.
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What does “%” (percent) do in PowerShell?
It see<em>mem>s that the % operation starts script blocks after the pipeline, although about_Script_Blocks indicates the % isn't necessary.
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Why is there an injected class na<em>mem>e?
Recently, I saw a strange C++ feature: injected class na<em>mem>e .
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Can't use <em>mem>odulus on doubles?
I have a progra<em>mem> in C++ (co<em>mem>piled using g++). I'<em>mem> trying to apply two doubles as operands to the <em>mem>odulus function, but I get the following error:
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Get java.nio.file.Path object fro<em>mem> java.io.File
Is it possible to get a Path object fro<em>mem> a java.io.File ?
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Linq Syntax - Selecting <em>mem>ultiple colu<em>mem>ns
This is <em>mem>y Linq Syntax which I a<em>mem> using to <em>mem>y entity <em>mem>odel
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Collections.e<em>mem>ptyList() returns a List?
I'<em>mem> having so<em>mem>e trouble navigating Java's rule for inferring generic type para<em>mem>eters. Consider the following class, which has an optional list para<em>mem>eter:
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