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Cha<em>nem>gi<em>nem>g UIButto<em>nem> text

...use of this feature, setti<em>nem>g the titleLabel's text directly wo<em>nem>'t persist, <em>a<em>nem>dem> will be reset by the butto<em>nem> whe<em>nem> it lays out its subviews. This is what you have to do to cha<em>nem>ge the title text for a butto<em>nem>'s state. [calibratio<em>nem>Butto<em>nem> setTitle:@"Calibratio<em>nem>" forState:UICo<em>nem>trolState<em>Nem>ormal]; ...
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What does ~~ (“double tilde”) do i<em>nem> Javascript?

I was checki<em>nem>g out a<em>nem> o<em>nem>li<em>nem>e game physics library today <em>a<em>nem>dem> came acr<em>osem>s the ~~ operator. I k<em>nem>ow a si<em>nem>gle ~ is a bitwise <em>Nem>OT, would that make ~~ a <em>Nem>OT of a <em>Nem>OT, which would give back the same value, would<em>nem>'t it? ...
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Ruby arrays: %w vs %W

... Yes. Whe<em>nem> pri<em>nem>ti<em>nem>g output, Ruby always uses double quotes <em>a<em>nem>dem> escapes characters like #. '#{foo}' <em>a<em>nem>dem> "\#{foo}" give you the same stri<em>nem>g, which you ca<em>nem> verify with '#{foo}' == "\#{foo}" i<em>nem> irb. – Bria<em>nem> Campbell Dec 4 '16 at 5:37 ...
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Qt 5.1.1: Applicatio<em>nem> failed to start because platform plugi<em>nem> “wi<em>nem>dows” is missi<em>nem>g

...er people by directly providi<em>nem>g the solutio<em>nem>. This should <em>nem>ot be forgotte<em>nem> <em>a<em>nem>dem> so far my a<em>nem>swer helped a lot of people. Therefore my questio<em>nem> is defi<em>nem>itely <em>nem>ot a duplicate. By the way: The accepted a<em>nem>swer withi<em>nem> the provided li<em>nem>k o<em>nem> top does <em>nem>ot solve the problem ! ...
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Where is the “Fold” LI<em>Nem>Q Exte<em>nem>sio<em>nem> Method?

... prod * <em>nem>ext); See MSD<em>Nem> for more i<em>nem>formatio<em>nem>. It lets you specify a seed <em>a<em>nem>dem> the<em>nem> a<em>nem> expressio<em>nem> to calculate successive values. share | improve this a<em>nem>swer | follow ...
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Getti<em>nem>g “Ca<em>nem><em>nem>ot read property '<em>nem>odeType' of <em>nem>ull” whe<em>nem> calli<em>nem>g ko.applyBi<em>nem>di<em>nem>gs

... wo<em>nem>derful, tha<em>nem>ks! I just moved my script to the e<em>nem>d of body <em>a<em>nem>dem> it worked perfectly. ma<em>nem>y gratitudes – Elea<em>nem>or Zimmerma<em>nem><em>nem> Feb 16 '15 at 21:11 ...
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ListView item backgrou<em>nem>d via custom selector

... I've bee<em>nem> frustrated by this myself <em>a<em>nem>dem> fi<em>nem>ally solved it. As Romai<em>nem> Guy hi<em>nem>ted to, there's a<em>nem>other state, "<em>a<em>nem>dem>roid:state_selected", that you must use. Use a state drawable for the backgrou<em>nem>d of your list item, <em>a<em>nem>dem> use a differe<em>nem>t state drawable for listSelecto...
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Specifically, what's da<em>nem>gerous about casti<em>nem>g the result of malloc?

... therefore co<em>nem>verti<em>nem>g the void* poi<em>nem>ter actually retur<em>nem>ed by malloc to i<em>nem>t <em>a<em>nem>dem> the<em>nem> to your poi<em>nem>ter type due to the explicit cast. O<em>nem> some platforms, i<em>nem>t <em>a<em>nem>dem> poi<em>nem>ters may take up differe<em>nem>t <em>nem>umbers of bytes, so the type co<em>nem>versio<em>nem>s may lead to data corruptio<em>nem>. Fortu<em>nem>ately, moder<em>nem> compilers give war<em>nem>...
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Sample r<em>a<em>nem>dem>om rows i<em>nem> dataframe

...propriate fu<em>nem>ctio<em>nem> that would retur<em>nem> a specified <em>nem>umber of rows picked up r<em>a<em>nem>dem>omly without replaceme<em>nem>t from a data frame i<em>nem> R la<em>nem>guage? Ca<em>nem> a<em>nem>yo<em>nem>e help me out? ...
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Which machi<em>nem>e lear<em>nem>i<em>nem>g classifier to cho<em>osem>e, i<em>nem> ge<em>nem>eral? [cl<em>osem>ed]

Supp<em>osem>e I'm worki<em>nem>g o<em>nem> some classificatio<em>nem> problem. (Fraud detectio<em>nem> <em>a<em>nem>dem> comme<em>nem>t spam are two problems I'm worki<em>nem>g o<em>nem> right <em>nem>ow, but I'm curious about a<em>nem>y classificatio<em>nem> task i<em>nem> ge<em>nem>eral.) ...