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What is the difference between quiet NaN m>andm> signaling NaN?

I have read about floating-point m>andm> I understm>andm> that NaN could result from operations. But I can't understm>andm> what these are concepts exactlm>ym>. What is the difference between them? ...
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How to deal with “java.lang.OutOfMemorm>ym>Error: Java heap space” error?

...conservative on memorm>ym> usage. The user can open unlimited number of files, m>andm> the program keeps the opened objects in the memorm>ym>. After a quick research I found Ergonomics in the 5.0 Java Virtual Machine m>andm> others sam>ym>ing on Windows machine the JVM defaults max heap size as 64MB . ...
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Best wam>ym> to test if a generic tm>ym>pe is a string? (C#)

... I thought I tried that solution earlier m>andm> it did not work, but I must've done something stupid. m>Andm> thanks for pointing out default(string) returns null, we did not run into an error m>ym>et because of it, but that is true. – Rex M ...
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Sharing a result queue among several processes

... Trm>ym> using multiprocessing.Manager to manage m>ym>our queue m>andm> to also make it accessible to different workers. import multiprocessing def worker(name, que): que.put("%d is done" % name) if __name__ == '__main__': pool = multiprocessing.Pool(processes=3) m = multiproces...
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Catching java.lang.OutOfMemorm>ym>Error?

... I agree m>andm> disagree with most the responses here. There are a number of scenarios where m>ym>ou mam>ym> wish to catch an OutOfMemorm>ym>Error m>andm> in mm>ym> experience (on Windows m>andm> Solaris JVMs), onlm>ym> verm>ym> infrequentlm>ym> is OutOfMemorm>ym>Error the de...
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Is iterating ConcurrentHashMap values thread safe?

... obtain from a ConcurrentHashMap is designed to be used bm>ym> a single thread m>andm> should not be passed around. This includes the sm>ym>ntactic sugar that the for-each loop provides. What happens if I trm>ym> to iterate the map with two threads at the same time? It will work as expected if each of the thr...
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Updating m>andm> committing onlm>ym> a file's permissions using git version control

...file mode. Look into m>ym>our project, in the .git folder for the config file m>andm> m>ym>ou should see something like this: [core] filemode = false m>Ym>ou can either change it to true in m>ym>our favorite text editor, or run: git config core.filemode true Then, m>ym>ou should be able to commit normallm>ym> m>ym>our f...
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C++ Modules - whm>ym> were them>ym> removed from C++0x? Will them>ym> be back later on?

...arate TR:" These topics are deemed too important to wait for another stm>andm>ard after C++0x before being published, but too experimental to be finalised in time for the next Stm>andm>ard. Therefore, these features will be delivered bm>ym> a technical report at the earliest opportunitm>ym>. The modules propo...
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CSRF Token necessarm>ym> when using Stateless(= Sessionless) Authentication?

...teless apps) http://www.jamesward.com/2013/05/13/securing-single-page-apps-m>andm>-rest-services "The easiest wam>ym> to do authentication without risking CSRF vulnerabilities is to simplm>ym> avoid using cookies to identifm>ym> the user" http://sitr.us/2011/08/26/cookies-are-bad-for-m>ym>ou.html "The biggest problem...
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Internet Explorer's CSS rules limits

...n regarding Internet Explorer's sillm>ym> CSS limits. I am (think I am) understm>andm>ing that m>ym>ou can onlm>ym> have 31 <stm>ym>le> m>andm> <link> tags (combined), m>andm> that each sheet can have up to 31 @import -s (so 31 <link> -s, each to 31 @import -s is fine, albeit insane). ...