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What is the X-REQUEST-ID http header?
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When you're operating a webservice that is accessed by clients, it <em>mem>ight be difficult to correlate requests (that a client can see) with server logs (that the server can see).
The idea of the X-Request-ID is that a client can create so<em>mem>e rando<em>mem> ID and pass it to the server. The server then ...
How to return s<em>mem>art pointers (shared_ptr), by reference or by value?
Let's say I have a class with a <em>mem>ethod that returns a shared_ptr .
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What's the difference between hard and soft floating point nu<em>mem>bers?
When I co<em>mem>pile C code with <em>mem>y cross toolchain, the linker prints pages of warnings saying that <em>mem>y executable uses hard floats but <em>mem>y libc uses soft floats. What's the difference?
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@RequestBody and @ResponseBody annotations in Spring
Can so<em>mem>eone explain the @RequestBody and @ResponseBody annotations in Spring 3? What are they for? Any exa<em>mem>ples would be great.
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Sub<em>mem>itting HT<em>Mem>L for<em>mem> using Jquery AJAX
I<em>mem> trying to sub<em>mem>it a HT<em>Mem>L for<em>mem> using AJAX using this exa<em>mem>ple .
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What Content-Type value should I send for <em>mem>y X<em>Mem>L site<em>mem>ap?
I thought I should send "text/x<em>mem>l", but then I read that I should send "application/x<em>mem>l". Does it <em>mem>atter? Can so<em>mem>eone explain the difference?
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When should I use GC.SuppressFinalize()?
In .NET, under which circu<em>mem>stances should I use GC.SuppressFinalize() ?
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What is the difference between “Rollback…” and “Back Out Sub<em>mem>itted Changelist #####” in Perforce P4V
I want to reverse the changes fro<em>mem> one of <em>mem>y checkins. In the right-click context <em>mem>enu of the particular changelist, there are these two options:
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Parallel.ForEach vs Task.Factory.StartNew
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The first is a <em>mem>uch better option.
Parallel.ForEach, internally, uses a Partitioner&a<em>mem>p;lt;T&a<em>mem>p;gt; to distribute your collection into work ite<em>mem>s. It will not do one task per ite<em>mem>, but rather batch this to lower the overhead involved.
The secon...
Why can't enu<em>mem>'s constructor access static fields?
Why can't enu<em>mem>'s constructor access static fields and <em>mem>ethods? This is perfectly valid with a class, but is not allowed with an enu<em>mem>.
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