Popular Programming Tips
Clone all remote branches to local GIT
Ashish Upadhyay
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git, git branch, git pull
Show top 30 files by size
Misha Behersky
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du, ubuntu, bash, filesize
Understanding <- <-in
Brandon Hansen
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golang, channels, go
JavaScript Private Variable
Agam
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js, encapsulation, javascript
Using WebSockets with ColdFusion
Raymond Camden
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slideshare
Disk usage info unix command
Oswaldo Ferreira
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unix, disk, usage, abed
Start a new Google Hangout with this URL
Lee Munroe
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google, hangout, shortcut, protip
Layout, principles
Johannes Henseler
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slideshare
Compass 1.0 is out!
Vincent
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css, sass, scss, compass
Toggle slow animations on JailBroken iOS device
Никита Тимофеев
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ios, jailbreak
Release your unused memory (on Linux)
Sébastien Quioc
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linux, memory
SOLID Object-Oriented Design
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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ruby, patterns, solid
What if pypi fails?
Oscar M.
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python, pip, pypi
Maximal Weighted Independet Set in a Path with RaphaelJs-Visualization
Gefei
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algorithm, raphaeljs, javascript
SVG Tags require width and height attributes
wesruv
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svg, html, cross-browser
Building Terminal Dashboards Using Ascii/Ansi Art and Javascript
Yaron Naveh
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tags, comma separated
Programmer Time Estimates
Cameron Verhelst
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time, table, translation, estimate
Calculate eGFR tools
KohSoonho
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r, shiny, egfr, bsa
install ruby 2.0.0 with rvm
Chungsub Kim
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ruby, rvm, 2.0.0
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