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Flexible maps in Go
Ingo Oeser
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go, golang
Surviving git on Windows
davewatts
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git, windows, git config, git setup
Plan9 and Acme
Julien Dubeau
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plan9, acme
Fix the browser's appName with this secret trick
Zac Echola
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1 response
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javascript, html, angular, web standards
Create DayOfWeek column from datetime string in R.
heytitle
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r, data-wrangler
Work for the Future
Bassam Ismail
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css, ie
Go to the previous git branch
Edgar Suarez
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unix, shortcuts, git
Make a Backup of a File
Steven Wade
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shell, bash
Breaking up "for" clauses in Coffeescript
Martin Wawrusch
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coffeescript, code quality
Base your XMLs on Objects, Not What is Human Readable
Robert J. Lucero
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libraries, design, xml, code reuse
Git or Mercurial
Dimitris Tsironis
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git, mercurial
Run sorted test
Jorge García
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rails, test, rspec
git grep
Kevin Sołtysiak
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git
JSLint
Donald Organ
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javascript
Enabling Public Access To Development Machine
Joon You
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ruby, rails, ssh
Ubuntu 12.10 sound stop often
Swapnil Abnave
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ubuntu-12.10
List most recent files with minute precision
Franco Cedillo
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console, bash
reverse_merge method
lazybios
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ruby
Forbidden message when accessing phpMyAdmin in localhost on OSX 10.10 (Yosemite)
Andréia Bohner
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osx, apache, phpmyadmin, yosemite
Use a thesaurus when naming variables
Phil Wheldon
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refactoring, variables
Flush Memcached on local machine.
Mior Muhammad Zaki
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memcached
Do something after return
Dominik "Socek" Długajczyk
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python, exceptions
Simple search for erros on log files
João Lucas Pereira de Santana
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logs, monitoring, devops, infra
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