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Auto<em>mem>atically plot different colored lines
I'<em>mem> trying to plot several kernel density esti<em>mem>ations on the sa<em>mem>e graph, and I want the<em>mem> to all be different colors. I have a kludged solution using a string 'rgbc<em>mem>yk' and stepping through it for each separate plot, but I start having duplicates after 7 iterations. Is there an easier/<em>mem>ore efficien...
Getting a 'source: not found' error when using source in a bash script
I'<em>mem> trying to write (what I thought would be) a si<em>mem>ple bash script that will:
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In Vi<em>mem>, I'd like to go back a word. The opposite of `w`
When you're using vi<em>mem>, you can <em>mem>ove forward word by word with w . How do I go backwards?
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What is the <em>mem>eaning of CTOR?
In a lot of C# files I save regions tags(?) that are na<em>mem>ed CTOR or ctor. What's the <em>mem>eaning of ctor? Why is such a region called ctor?
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Run an exe fro<em>mem> C# code
I have an exe file reference in <em>mem>y C# project. How do I invoke that exe fro<em>mem> <em>mem>y code?
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How to convert integer ti<em>mem>esta<em>mem>p to Python dateti<em>mem>e
I have a data file containing ti<em>mem>esta<em>mem>ps like "1331856000000". Unfortunately, I don't have a lot of docu<em>mem>entation for the for<em>mem>at, so I'<em>mem> not sure how the ti<em>mem>esta<em>mem>p is for<em>mem>atted. I've tried Python's standard dateti<em>mem>e.fro<em>mem>ordinal() and dateti<em>mem>e.fro<em>mem>ti<em>mem>esta<em>mem>p() and a few others, but nothing <em>mem>atches...
GCC -g vs -g3 GDB Flag: What is the Difference?
When co<em>mem>piling C source code with either gcc or Clang, I always use the -g flag to generate debugging infor<em>mem>ation for gdb.
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Packing NuGet projects co<em>mem>piled in release <em>mem>ode?
Is there so<em>mem>e way to <em>mem>ake a NuGet package using code co<em>mem>piled in release <em>mem>ode? Or is there so<em>mem>e reason I should only publish (<em>mem>ake available locally, in this case) packages co<em>mem>piled in debug <em>mem>ode?
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python tuple to dict
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Na<em>mem>e of this <em>mem>onth (Date.today.<em>mem>onth as na<em>mem>e)
I'<em>mem> using Date.today.<em>mem>onth to display the <em>mem>onth nu<em>mem>ber. Is there a co<em>mem><em>mem>and to get the <em>mem>onth na<em>mem>e, or do I need to <em>mem>ake a case to get it?
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