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Redirect stderr and stdout in Bash

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Advantage of switch over if-else statement

What's the best practice for using a switch statement vs using an if statement for 30 unsigned enumerations where about 10 have an expected action (that presently is the same action). Performance and space need to be considered but are not critical. I've abstracted the snippet so don't hate m...
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Which HTML5 reset CSS do you use and why? [closed]

... Real talk: Despite the markdowns kaikai is right, you only need to reset *padding & margin to 0. Though unfortunately 99% of us do not have resources or man power to keep up with the hundreds of browser versions out there. So a reset s...
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max value of integer

In C, the integer (for 32 bit machine) is 32 bits, and it ranges from -32,768 to +32,767. In Java, the integer(long) is also 32 bits, but ranges from -2,147,483,648 to +2,147,483,647. ...
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What are the pros and cons of performing calculations in sql vs. in your application

... It depends on a lot of factors - but most crucially: complexity of calculations (prefer doing complex crunching on an app-server, since that scales out; rather than a db server, which scales up) volume of data (if you need ...
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NumPy: function for simultaneous max() and min()

... Is there a function in the numpy API that finds both max and min with only a single pass through the data? No. At the time of this writing, there is no such function. (And yes, if there were such a function, its performance would be significantly better than calling numpy.amin() and num...
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Why are we not to throw these exceptions?

...uch terribly unspecific. You shouldn’t ever throw this exception because it simply does not contain any useful information. Calling code catching for exceptions couldn’t disambiguate the intentionally thrown exception (from your logic) from other system exceptions that are entirely undesired and...
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Should I use alias or alias_method?

...ample given in that blog post, I simply want to alias a method to another within the same class. Which should I use? I always see alias used, but someone told me alias_method is better. ...
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Inheritance vs. Aggregation [closed]

... It's not a matter of which is the best, but of when to use what. In the 'normal' cases a simple question is enough to find out if we need inheritance or aggregation. If The new class is more or less as the original class. ...
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Is it possible to use jQuery .on and hover?

I have a <ul> that is populated with javascript after the initial page load. I'm currently using .bind with mouseover and mouseout . ...