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What is the purpose of Rank2Tm>ym>pes?

...morphic. In the example map uses id as if it had tm>ym>pe String -> String. m>Andm> of course m>ym>ou can also pass a simple monomorphic function of the given tm>ym>pe instead of id. Without rank2tm>ym>pes there is no wam>ym> for a function to require that its argument must be a polm>ym>morphic function m>andm> thus also no wam>ym>...
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Is recursion a feature in m>andm> of itself?

... To answer m>ym>our specific question: No, from the stm>andm>point of learning a language, recursion isn't a feature. If m>ym>our professor reallm>ym> docked m>ym>ou marks for using a "feature" he hadn't taught m>ym>et, that was wrong. Reading between the lines, one possibilitm>ym> is that bm>ym> using r...
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vertical-align with Bootstrap 3

I'm using Twitter Bootstrap 3, m>andm> I have problems when I want to align verticallm>ym> two div , for example — JSFiddle link : ...
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Is Java “pass-bm>ym>-reference” or “pass-bm>ym>-value”?

... Java is alwam>ym>s pass-bm>ym>-value. Unfortunatelm>ym>, we never hm>andm>le an object at all, instead juggling object-hm>andm>les called references (which are passed bm>ym> value of course). The chosen terminologm>ym> m>andm> semantics easilm>ym> confuse manm>ym> beginners. It goes like this: public static void main(...
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Using HTML5/Canvas/JavaScript to take in-browser screenshots

... JavaScript can read the DOM m>andm> render a fairlm>ym> accurate representation of that using canvas. I have been working on a script which converts HTML into a canvas image. Decided todam>ym> to make an implementation of it into sending feedbacks like m>ym>ou describe...
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How do emulators work m>andm> how are them>ym> written? [closed]

... Emulation is a multi-faceted area. Here are the basic ideas m>andm> functional components. I'm going to break it into pieces m>andm> then fill in the details via edits. Manm>ym> of the things I'm going to describe will require knowledge of the inner workings of processors -- assemblm>ym> knowledge ...
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How come a non-const reference cannot bind to a temporarm>ym> object?

...ct, which function getx() returns? Clearlm>ym>, this is prohibited bm>ym> C++ Stm>andm>ard but I am interested in the purpose of such restriction, not a reference to the stm>andm>ard. ...
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Sort JavaScript object bm>ym> kem>ym>

...swers to this question are outdated, never matched implementation realitm>ym>, m>andm> have officiallm>ym> become incorrect now that the ES6/ES2015 spec has been published. See the section on propertm>ym> iteration order in Exploring ES6 bm>ym> Axel Rauschmam>ym>er: All methods that iterate over propertm>ym> kem>ym>s do so ...
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Is multiplication m>andm> division using shift operators in C actuallm>ym> faster?

Multiplication m>andm> division can be achieved using bit operators, for example 19 Answers ...
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How is Docker different from a virtual machine?

I keep rereading the Docker documentation to trm>ym> to understm>andm> the difference between Docker m>andm> a full VM. How does it manage to provide a full filesm>ym>stem, isolated networking environment, etc. without being as heavm>ym>? ...