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Why did my Git repo enter a detached HEAD state?
I ended up with a detached head today, the same problem as described in: git push says everything up-to-date even though I have local changes
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Search and replace in Vim across all the project files
I'm looking for the best way to do search-and-replace (with confirmation) across all project files in Vim. By "project files" I mean files in the current directory, some of which do not have to be open.
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Java 8 Lambda function that throws exception?
... reference to a method that has a String parameter and returns an int , it's:
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Are booleans as method arguments unacceptable? [closed]
... . They shall be replaced by enumerations. At first I did not see any benefit, but he gave me an example.
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Can I make a function available in every controller in angular?
If I have a utility function foo that I want to be able to call from anywhere inside of my ng-app declaration. Is there someway I can make it globally accessible in my module setup or do I need to add it to the scope in every controller?
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Is there a way to make ellipsize=“marquee” always scroll?
...rolled when the TextView gets focus. That's a problem, because in my case, it can't.
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Django rest framework, use different serializers in the same ModelViewSet
I would like to provide two different serializers and yet be able to benefit from all the facilities of ModelViewSet :
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Git Commit Messages: 50/72 Formatting
Tim Pope argues for a particular Git commit message style in his blog post:
http://www.tpope.net/node/106 .
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Autoreload of modules in IPython [duplicate]
Is there a way to have IPython automatically reload all changed code? Either before each line is executed in the shell or failing that when it is specifically requested to. I'm doing a lot of exploratory programming using IPython and SciPy and it's quite a pain to have to manually reload each module...
C++ Returning reference to local variable
Is the following code (func1()) correct if it has to return i? I remember reading somewhere that there is a problem when returning reference to a local variable. How is it different from func2()?
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