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Use of Application.DoEvents()

... There's been an enormous amount of backlash against it, but nobody ever really explains why it is "bad". The same kind of wisdom as "don't mutate a struct". Erm, why does the runtime and the language supports mutating a struct if that's so bad? Same reason: you shoot yourself in the foot if you ...
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Creating a segue programmatically

I have a common UIViewController that all my UIViewsControllers extend to reuse some common operations. 13 Answers ...
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Express next function, what is it really for?

...on it says that next('route') can be used to jump to that route and skip all routes in between, but sometimes next is called without arguments. Anybody knows of a good tutorial etc that describes the next function? ...
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Algorithm to detect intersection of two rectangles?

... if you can find a line that separates the two objects. e.g. the objects / all points of an object are on different sides of the line. The fun thing is, that it's sufficient to just check all edges of the two rectangles. If the rectangles don't overlap one of the edges will be the separating axis....
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Breadth First Vs Depth First

...would visit the nodes in this order A, B, D, C, E, F Notice that you go all the way down one leg before moving on. A breadth first traversal would visit the node in this order A, B, C, D, E, F Here we work all the way across each level before going down. (Note that there is some ambiguity in...
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What does multicore assembly language look like?

...on, but it's an answer to a question that appears in the comments. Essentially, the question is what support the hardware gives to multi-threaded operation. Nicholas Flynt had it right, at least regarding x86. In a multi threaded environment (Hyper-threading, multi-core or multi-processor), the B...
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How are everyday machines programmed?

...ier, but they are the same thing. Coca-cola machines, routers, etc. typically use a realtime OS like QNX, EMBOS, or sometimes RTlinux if you're lucky. Most of these are proprietary OS you license for lots of money, but they have C compilers, drivers to work with hardware, etc. http://www.qnx.com...
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Ignore files that have already been committed to a Git repository [duplicate]

...do git rm --cached filename, use git add filename. Make sure to commit all your important changes before running git add . Otherwise, you will lose any changes to other files. share | improv...
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MongoDB Many-to-Many Association

... user document: {name:"Joe" ,roles:["Admin","User","Engineer"] } To get all the Engineers, use: db.things.find( { roles : "Engineer" } ); If you want to maintain the roles in separate documents then you can include the document's _id in the roles array instead of the name: {name:"Joe" ,roles:...
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Why is 128==128 false but 127==127 is true when comparing Integer wrappers in Java?

...ertain numbers are "pooled", and it returns the same instance for values smaller than 128. From the java 1.6 source code, line 621: public static Integer valueOf(int i) { if(i >= -128 && i <= IntegerCache.high) return IntegerCache.cache[i + 128]; else return n...