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Instance variable: self vs @

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How to remove a field from params[:something]

My registration form, which is a form for the Users model, takes a string value for company. However, I have just made a change such that users belongs_to companies. Therefore, I need to pass an object of Company to the Users model. ...
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How to pass argument to Makefile from command line?

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What is the meaning of the prefix N in T-SQL statements and when should I use it?

I have seen prefix N in some insert T-SQL queries. Many people have used N before inserting the value in a table. 4 Answe...
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Why does Popen.communim>catm>e() return b'hi\n' instead of 'hi'?

Can someone explain why the result I want, "hi", is preceded with a letter 'b' and followed with a newline? 4 Answers ...
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Git diff between current branch and master but not including unmerged master commits

I want a diff of all changes in a branch that is not merged to master yet. 3 Answers 3...
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What does numpy.random.seed(0) do?

What does np.random.seed do in the below code from a Scikit-Learn tutorial? I'm not very familiar with NumPy's random state generator stuff, so I'd really appreciate a layman's terms explanation of this. ...
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Can anyone explain python's relative imports?

I can't for the life of me get python's relative imports to work. I have created a simple example of where it does not function: ...
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How do different retention policies affect my annotations?

...va.lang.annotation.RetentionPolicy constants SOURCE , CLASS , and RUNTIME ? 5 Answers ...
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Passing arguments forward to another javascript function

... Use .apply() to have the same access to arguments in function b, like this: function a(){ b.apply(null, arguments); } function b(){ alert(arguments); //arguments[0] = 1, etc } a(1,2,3);​ You can test it out here. ...