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node-static is faster than python simple http server
cattail
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0 responses
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python, node, javascript
An algorithm to generate fake but realistic looking graph data(that trends too)
Peter Philips
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2 responses
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ruby, algorithms, data, graphs
Quick Formatting of Credit Card Numbers
Paris Xavier Pinkney
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0 responses
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objective-c, cocoa, ios, xcode
Using Postgres Functions in a Rails Model Scope
Brad Fults
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0 responses
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rails, activerecord, sql, postgres
Insert a websites absolute URI into a Django template
Cody Bonney
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0 responses
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python, django
JSON Explorer
Garrett Amini
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0 responses
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parse, json, visualization, javascript
Neo4j and OpenJDK in OSX with Homebrew
Jose Miguel
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0 responses
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osx, homebrew, neo4j, openjdk
symbolicating an ios crash report
Alex Rothenberg
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0 responses
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debugging, symbolicate, ios
create postgresql extension with puppet
Benjamin Knofe
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0 responses
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puppet, postgres, extension, provisioning
Travis CI + Xcode 5 + Kiwi + xctool
Stepan Hruda
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0 responses
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travis ci, kiwi, xcode 5, specta
Ruby Array tricks
Lev Lukomsky
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0 responses
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ruby, arrays
Reorganizing windows in a long-running tmux session
gkb
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1 response
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linux, productivity, tmux, bash
Brew install python fail on Maverick ? Here is the solution !
Gabriel
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2 responses
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python, brew, devops, maverick
Enable CORS in WebAPI 2
Blaise Liu
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1 response
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mvc, cors, ajax, webapi
Delete a remote Git tag
Ronan Guilloux
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0 responses
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tags, git
C# Expando Fun
Frock
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0 responses
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c#, expando
Securing Redis Tip#1
Leonardo Nogueira
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0 responses
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security, redis, tip
XCTest on Xcode 5
Matthew Teece
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0 responses
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ios, xcode, objective-c, xctest
Display user avatars on Github news feed
Anas Nakawa
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0 responses
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chrome, git, javascript, github
Xmas up your command prompt
Ben
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2 responses
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shell, linux, bash, xmas
PHP binding of WebDriver for Selenium
Fabian
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0 responses
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php, testing, selenium, webdriver
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