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For more in profiling go programs visit the go blog.

typeof x === "type name" x instanceof TypeName function(foo: any): foo is TypeName { /* code returning boolean */ } Using type annotations in TypeScript constrains the possible types your code will need to deal with, but it is still common to need to take different code paths b...

To begin, in Windows, create a text document on your desktop (Right-click>New>Text Document.) Change the the extension from ".txt" to ".vbs". At this point it is executable by double clicking it(nothing will happen if you try, there's nothing in it yet.) To edit, right-...

In this topic you can learn a bit about manipulating bitmapdata and visual processing, working with pixels and getting started with effects filters.

This is section where you can find the details about the fields that is being used in Odoo 8 ParametersDescriptionstring="Name"Optional label of the fieldcompute="_compute_name_custom"Transform the fields into computed fieldsstore=TrueIf computed it will store the resultselect=T...

This is a description how you can create configuration for you own bundle in the /app/config/config.{yml,xml}

In this topic Spark Users can find different configurations of Spark SQL, which is the most used component of Apache Spark framework.

If you commit sensitive data, such as a password or SSH key into a Git repository, you can remove it from the history. To entirely remove unwanted files from a repository's history you can use either the git filter-branch command or the BFG Repo-Cleaner. Tell your collaborators to rebase, ...

A notorious common question is "how to send notifications from device to device", sadly the answer is: you can't. FCM needs to be triggered in order to send push notifications. That can be done in 3 different ways: Directly in the Firebase web console Setting a Firebase Functions li...

This document covers TCP/IP networking, network administration and system configuration basics. Linux can support multiple network devices. The device names are numbered and begin at zero and count upwards. For example, a computer with two NICs will have two devices labeled eth0 and eth1.