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Np<em>mem> install failed with “cannot run in wd”

I a<em>mem> trying to get <em>mem>y node environ<em>mem>ent set up on a new Ubuntu 12.04 instance, with Node 0.8.14 already installed, but I ran into proble<em>mem>s when I try to run np<em>mem> install . So when I try np<em>mem> install , it says that I need to run it as root or ad<em>mem>inisrator: ...
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Handling very large nu<em>mem>bers in Python

I've been considering fast poker hand evaluation in Python. It occurred to <em>mem>e that one way to speed the process up would be to represent all the card faces and suits as pri<em>mem>e nu<em>mem>bers and <em>mem>ultiply the<em>mem> together to represent the hands. To whit: ...
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Test if object i<em>mem>ple<em>mem>ents interface

...s has probably been asked before, but a quick search only brought up the sa<em>mem>e question asked for C#. See here. 7 Answers ...
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Is there any difference between DECI<em>Mem>AL and NU<em>Mem>ERIC in SQL Server?

Is there any difference between DECI<em>Mem>AL and NU<em>Mem>ERIC data types in SQL Server? 6 Answers ...
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Python: Is it bad for<em>mem> to raise exceptions within __init__?

Is it considered bad for<em>mem> to raise exceptions within __init__ ? If so, then what is the accepted <em>mem>ethod of throwing an error when certain class variables are initialized as None or of an incorrect type? ...
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pandas read_csv and filter colu<em>mem>ns with usecols

I have a csv file which isn't co<em>mem>ing in correctly with pandas.read_csv when I filter the colu<em>mem>ns with usecols and use <em>mem>ultiple indexes. ...
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CURL to access a page that requires a login fro<em>mem> a different page

I have 2 pages: xyz.co<em>mem>/a and xyz.co<em>mem>/b . I can only access xyz.co<em>mem>/b if and only if I login to xyz.co<em>mem>/a first. If accessing xyz.co<em>mem>/b without going through the other, I si<em>mem>ply get access denied (no redirect to login) via the browser. Once I login at xyz.co<em>mem>/a , I can access the other. ...
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Can I split an already split hunk with git?

I've recently discovered git's patch option to the add co<em>mem><em>mem>and, and I <em>mem>ust say it really is a fantastic feature. I also discovered that a large hunk could be split into s<em>mem>aller hunks by hitting the s key, which adds to the precision of the co<em>mem><em>mem>it. But what if I want even <em>mem>ore precision, if the...
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What is the difference between user variables and syste<em>mem> variables?

What is the difference between user variables such as PATH , T<em>Mem>P , etc. and syste<em>mem> variables? 5 Answers ...
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How to add global ASP.Net Web Api Filters?

I've created a Web Api filter (using Syste<em>mem>.Web.Http.Filters.ActionFilterAttribute ) but I a<em>mem> unable to get it to work inside of ASP.Net <em>Mem>VC 4. I tried adding it to the RegisterGlobalFilters() <em>mem>ethod but that didn't work. ...