LANGUAGE-AGNOSTIC QUESTIONS

around this issue I second Luke's answer.I can Recommend Confluence and here is why: I tested extensively many commercial and free Wiki based solutions. Not a single one is a winner on all accounts, including confluence. Let me try to make your quest

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should help you out Being a quite popular buzz word, augmented reality can be build with some distinct algorithms which can be learnt separately. Usually it covers: planar object detection (can be a marker or previously trained object). SURF/SIFT/FAS

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this one helps. In every Turing-Complete language, is it possible to create a working...

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I wish did fix the issue. It is the first character or element in the array, but it is at index zero.

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This might help you What's more appropriate than a Spiral for Easter Code Golf sessions? , Python (2.6): 156 chars

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This might help you It's hard to tell, frankly. ParadisEO seems to be very active, and is a pretty large library encompassing various metaheuristics besides GP. Note that it is a superset of the EO library. OpenBEAGLE is nice, but it hasn't been upda

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Does that help For me, the most important things to consider were: Fantastic lead developers who I trust to keep working on the project. Googling a question brings a lot of good answers. Most importantly, I have to like the way the code flows. Edit:

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seems to work fine It collects heap memory. Usually, stack memory is collected automatically when the execution path reaches the end of the scope. e.g.:

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will help you The obvious awswer would be that storing those states in a normal file, makes it easier for users to backup/restore the state manually.

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hop of those help? Whether source code is compiled - to native binaries, some kind of intermediate language (Java Bytecode/IL) - or interpreted is absolutely no trait of the language. It's just a question of the implementation. You can actually have

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wish help you to fix your issue Python has OOP Support. And no .Net. And pretty easy to install: double-click the MSI.

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Hope this helps The problem is that not only are you fixing a bug, but you are changing the semantic signature of the method by introducing an error case.From a software engineering perspective I would advocate that you try to specify methods as best

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fixed the issue. Will look into that further Suggestion: Dump all values in a 1D-array and sort there. Then define the patterns for filling using multiple for loops.

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it fixes the issue I write tools that perform instrumentation. So here is what I think it is.

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This might help you I didn't know I could write my own functions (php) When I was teaching myself to program years ago I wrote an entire php web application without a single function. All code reuse was done by calling include(...) on other .php scri

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like below fixes the issue Just concatenate a "rubbish" file and a valid Zip file that match together your 10Mb. The Zip format was made for such situations. Typically, you can concatenate an executable and a Zip file for making an installer or a sel

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To fix this issue How would you design a queue abstract data type for float elements in C (or any preferred language), with operations for enqueue, dequeue, and empty? The dequeue operation should remove the element and returns its value. , Using Jav

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help you fix your problem It seems to me that your Logger already maintains some state (e.g., date, address, user, etc.). Wouldn't it make sense to make log() a nonstatic call on a specific logger, and have everything relevant (including user) initia

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hope this fix your issue You could try the projects on projecteuler.net. There's plenty of problems there to get your teeth into that'll challenge your maths and CS skills.

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To fix the issue you can do There is an overhead to using SSL, although in reality it may not cause a concern - as pointed out in this SO question.You can minimise what overhead there is by only using SSL for those transactions where it adds value -

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Hope this helps I've been using Log Expert lately.alt text http://www.log-expert.de/images/stories/logexpertshowcard.gif

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it should still fix some issue Inspired by http://xkcd.com/710/ here is a code golf for it. , x86 assembly, 1337 characters

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it fixes the issue Typically, I use named parameters when there are a large number of default values and I only need to specify a few non-default, or when the function name doesn't suggest the order of parameters. In the example RenameFolder* functio

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Any of those help No, NAGLE does not effect SYN or SYN+ACK. Neither does delayed ACK (logically enough, you want the SYN+ACK to come back as quick as possible, and there is no congestion state to cause a holdoff yet anyway).

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fixed the issue. Will look into that further Given your concerns to have a succinct function name, I would look into whether your createThing function does too much and split it into a few smaller chunks (this is heavily influenced by C syntax):

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I hope this helps you . An executable file is one which can be executed; you would run it on the commandline by writing the name of the file itself as the command. On Unix systems, the file's "executable" flag must also be set. On Windows, the file's

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