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How do I pass extra argu<em>mem>ents to a Python decorator?

...n, it needs to return another function which is the actual decorator: def <em>mem>y_decorator(para<em>mem>): def actual_decorator(func): print("Decorating function {}, with para<em>mem>eter {}".for<em>mem>at(func.__na<em>mem>e__, para<em>mem>)) return function_wrapper(func) # assu<em>mem>e we defined a wrapper so<em>mem>ewhere r...
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SET versus SELECT when assigning variables?

What are the differences between the SET and SELECT state<em>mem>ents when assigning variables in T-SQL? 4 Answers ...
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C++, Free-Store vs Heap

Dyna<em>mem>ic allocations with new/delete are said to take place on the free-store , while <em>mem>alloc/free operations use the heap . I'd like to know if there is an actual difference, in practice. Do co<em>mem>pilers <em>mem>ake a distinction between the two ter<em>mem>s? ( Free store and Heap , not new/<em>mem>alloc ) ...
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Auto<em>mem>atically add all files in a folder to a target using C<em>Mem>ake?

I a<em>mem> considering switching a cross platfor<em>mem> project fro<em>mem> separate build <em>mem>anage<em>mem>ent syste<em>mem>s in Visual C++, XCode and <em>mem>akefiles to C<em>Mem>ake. ...
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How to only find files in a given directory, and ignore subdirectories using bash

I looked at other si<em>mem>ilar questions, but didn't find one that would enable <em>mem>e to grasp the concept and <em>mem>ake it applicable to <em>mem>y situation based on <em>mem>y li<em>mem>ited ti<em>mem>e. I'<em>mem> si<em>mem>ply running the find co<em>mem><em>mem>and to find certain files, but so<em>mem>e files in sub-directories have the sa<em>mem>e na<em>mem>e which I want to ignore. ...
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Shared-<em>mem>e<em>mem>ory objects in <em>mem>ultiprocessing

Suppose I have a large in <em>mem>e<em>mem>ory nu<em>mem>py array, I have a function func that takes in this giant array as input (together with so<em>mem>e other para<em>mem>eters). func with different para<em>mem>eters can be run in parallel. For exa<em>mem>ple: ...
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Export and I<em>mem>port all <em>Mem>ySQL databases at one ti<em>mem>e

I want to keep a backup of all <em>mem>y <em>Mem>ySQL databases. I have <em>mem>ore than 100 <em>Mem>ySQL databases. I want to export all of the<em>mem> at the sa<em>mem>e ti<em>mem>e and again i<em>mem>port all of the<em>mem> into <em>mem>y <em>Mem>ySQL server at one ti<em>mem>e. How can I do that? ...
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What is the difference between “po<em>mem>” type dependency with scope “i<em>mem>port” and without “i<em>mem>port”?

Starting fro<em>mem> <em>Mem>aven 2.0.9 there is possibility to include 3 Answers 3 ...
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Practical use of `stackalloc` keyword

Has anyone ever actually used stackalloc while progra<em>mem><em>mem>ing in C#? I a<em>mem> aware of what is does, but the only ti<em>mem>e it shows up in <em>mem>y code is by accident, because Intellisense suggests it when I start typing static , for exa<em>mem>ple. ...
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What are the git concepts of HEAD, <em>mem>aster, origin?

As I'<em>mem> learning about git, I keep co<em>mem>ing across the ter<em>mem>s HEAD, <em>mem>aster, origin, and I'<em>mem> not sure what the differences are. If I understand correctly, HEAD is always equal to the latest revision? And if so, is that the latest revision of the whole repository, or of a specific branch or tag? This is s...