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VI<em>Mem> + Syntastic: how to disable the checker?

I'<em>mem> using Syntastic which is enabled for <em>mem>y HT<em>Mem>L files. Since I have a very big file with "validator w3" checkers enabled, GVI<em>Mem> or VI<em>Mem> beca<em>mem>e very slow while saving the file (:w). ...
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How to include a quote in a raw Python string

...n strings but not single quotes, you can just use single quotes as the deli<em>mem>iter instead: r'what"ever' If you need both kinds of quotes in your string, use a triple-quoted string: r"""what"ev'er""" If you want to include both kinds of triple-quoted strings in your string (an extre<em>mem>ely unlikely...
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Vagrant reverse port forwarding?

I'<em>mem> working on a web services architecture. I've got so<em>mem>e software that I need to run on the native host <em>mem>achine, not in Vagrant. But I'd like to run so<em>mem>e client services on the guest. ...
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Color Tint UIButton I<em>mem>age

I noticed that when I place a white or black UII<em>mem>age into a UISeg<em>mem>entedControl it auto<em>mem>atically color <em>mem>asks it to <em>mem>atch the tint of the seg<em>mem>ented control. I thought this was really cool, and was wondering if I could do this elsewhere as well. For exa<em>mem>ple, I have a bunch of buttons that have a un...
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Django: “projects” vs “apps”

I have a fairly co<em>mem>plex "product" I'<em>mem> getting ready to build using Django. I'<em>mem> going to avoid using the ter<em>mem>s "project" and "application" in this context, because I'<em>mem> not clear on their specific <em>mem>eaning in Django. ...
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Why not infer te<em>mem>plate para<em>mem>eter fro<em>mem> constructor?

<em>mem>y question today is pretty si<em>mem>ple: why can't the co<em>mem>piler infer te<em>mem>plate para<em>mem>eters fro<em>mem> class constructors, <em>mem>uch as it can do fro<em>mem> function para<em>mem>eters? For exa<em>mem>ple, why couldn't the following code be valid: ...
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Pandas: Looking up the list of sheets in an excel file

... You can still use the ExcelFile class (and the sheet_na<em>mem>es attribute): xl = pd.ExcelFile('foo.xls') xl.sheet_na<em>mem>es # see all sheet na<em>mem>es xl.parse(sheet_na<em>mem>e) # read a specific sheet to DataFra<em>mem>e see docs for parse for <em>mem>ore options... ...
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CALayer with transparent hole in it

I have a si<em>mem>ple view (left side of the picture) and i need to create so<em>mem>e kind of overlay (right side of the picture) to this view. This overlay should have so<em>mem>e opacity, so the view bellow it is still partly visible. <em>Mem>ost i<em>mem>portantly this overlay should have a circular hole in the <em>mem>iddle of it so i...
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jekyll <em>mem>arkdown internal links

Jekyll uses <em>Mem>arkdown-for<em>mem>atted links, but how can I link to internal content? 6 Answers ...
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What are these ^<em>Mem>'s that keep showing up in <em>mem>y files in e<em>mem>acs?

So I think it <em>mem>ay have to do with text<em>mem>ate, but we work in a s<em>mem>all tea<em>mem> and are having so<em>mem>e issues with full-file conflicts of nearly identical files in git because each line of one branch has a ^<em>Mem> appended to it. ...