Web Developer(Ruby on Rails,JS), Software Engineer - EDA
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May
7 |
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awarded | Nice Question |
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May
3 |
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awarded | Popular Question |
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Apr
28 |
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awarded | Popular Question |
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Apr
18 |
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awarded | Popular Question |
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Apr
17 |
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revised |
What is “2's Complement”? Indent-issue |
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Apr
5 |
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Replace an element with old_value to new_value in vector - C++ Thanks mate. But such cases are already taken care of. I had presented a simplified view of the situation to get a quick answer. |
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Apr
5 |
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Replace an element with old_value to new_value in vector - C++ Thanks a lot. I didn't think over the easy way, and jumped onto std::replace. |
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Apr
5 |
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accepted | Replace an element with old_value to new_value in vector - C++ |
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Apr
3 |
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asked | Replace an element with old_value to new_value in vector - C++ |
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Mar
31 |
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jQuery Tokeninput Error in Rails On a further uncanny note, both the text_fields work. |
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Mar
31 |
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jQuery Tokeninput Error in Rails @Vezu : Hi Vezu and Scott, I am currently facing a strange problem with token-input. There are 2 text_fields in my view, but I can't figure out where did the duplicate come from? |
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Mar
25 |
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awarded | Autobiographer |
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Mar
21 |
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accepted | Replace array with values in string in Ruby within ( ), instead of [ ] |
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Mar
21 |
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Replace array with values in string in Ruby within ( ), instead of [ ] Thanks @Dan. It worked like a charm. |
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Mar
21 |
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asked | Replace array with values in string in Ruby within ( ), instead of [ ] |
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Mar
12 |
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revised |
Push notification to facebook user from application with koala, rails deployed in heroku formatting for better readability |
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Mar
6 |
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Strange results with object creation and binding @JonathanWakely: I was also surprised what exactly the get_me_the_current_object() fn. returns, what does this point to here.
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Mar
6 |
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Strange results with object creation and binding @juanchopanza: I know it's UB to deref the member fns. I wanted to know how does it bind abc to the print() member fn, be it any hypothesis.
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Mar
6 |
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Strange results with object creation and binding @leemes: I'd never do such. Incidentally, I wrote something and later figured out that this didn't error out/crash. |
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Mar
6 |
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asked | Strange results with object creation and binding |
