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Thank you Ruby 2. You're better than Python.
dickeyxxx
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4 responses
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ruby, python
PHP Object JSON representation
Abimael Martell
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0 responses
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php, json, object
return MAYBE;
Joel Pettersson
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0 responses
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objective-c
Irssi - hide join/part messages in IRC
Garrett Dawson
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0 responses
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irc, irssi
Sublime Text 2 + Clojure
meowthsli
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2 responses
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clojure, sublime, howto
Prose.IO
Joah Gerstenberg
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0 responses
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editors, git
Custom Syntax Highlight hack for arduino IDE
Łukasz Wieczorek
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0 responses
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arduino, hack, ide, hardware
Test responsive site - great tool
Cristiano Diniz da Silva
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1 response
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css, responsive, test
Sublime Text Editor 2 Tidbits & Tips
Mike Farnham
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0 responses
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sublime, tips, text editor, tutorials
In-place value conversion in Python
Eugene Pankov
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2 responses
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python, dicts, one-liners
Share a link on facebook
Giulian Drimba
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0 responses
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facebook, share, facebook share
Distance and Similarity Metric Calculations
Theodore Tanner Jr.
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0 responses
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datascience, machinelearning
Subversion sparse checkouts
Greg Roodt
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0 responses
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subversion, version control
rdfs:range can do more than just rdfs:Class
Paul Gearon
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0 responses
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rdf, rdfs, types, quokka
SharePoint 2010 Search Scope Drop Down Modes
Cameron Verhelst
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0 responses
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dropdown, search, sharepoint, scope
Using unification to write readable macros
Fogus
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0 responses
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clojure, metaprogramming, macros, unification
Clearfix CSS from Paul Irish's HTML5 Boilerplate
Ignacio Soriano Cano
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0 responses
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css, clearfix, html5 boilerplate
No borders on bootstrap table
George Silva
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5 responses
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css, bootstrap, table
DB Charmer
Guillaume Hain
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0 responses
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rails, activerecord
Tumblrのtitleタグ
ジョニイ
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0 responses
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html, tumblr
The single most useful thing in bash
Jude Robinson
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64 responses
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shell, cli, unix, bash
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