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How to add a custom header to doorkeper token response	0.00
Bundle install broken on ruby 2.0 upgrade	0.00
C++ Unix Multithreading what happens "under the hood"?	-4.22
How to render to offscreen buffer using ClanLib	0.00
Getting most derived type during object construction	+0.06
Issue with detecting file moves using inotify.	0.00
Alternative to Eclipse for C and C++ development?	-2.28
Reading EDID from EEPROM	0.00
Narrowing conversions in C++0x. Is it just me, or does this sound l...	0.00
When should we use method overloading vs method with different naming	+2.14
How to make boost::make_shared a friend of my class	-3.34
C++ auto function return type implementation [trailing-return-type]	0.00
Making an asynchronous Client with boost::asio	0.00
How do I do os.getpid() in C++?	+4.40
Force construction of static objects	-2.19
Is it possible to create a linked list on the stack in C++?	+3.49
Eclipse: How to close multiple windows	-0.78
How do you use gdb?	-0.02
hardware buffering using SDL, question about how it works	0.00
Call member function on each element in a container	+0.39
C++ Dynamic memory allocation	-1.41
What code would you have on your wedding cake?	-2.29
Ruby on Rails ActiveRecord conditional validation (and more..)	0.00
Examining mmaped addresses using GDB	-3.73
Eager loading last subordinate record	-4.06
Signaling an error in file streams in C++	0.00
struct c dynamically allocate memory	-3.63
Is there a helper method for pluralization in Rails?	0.00
Which Qt DLL's should I copy to make my program stand-alone?	-1.93
Effective use of gvim over a network	-1.88
Count rows added today, yesterday...and other times	+3.82
Most important things about C++ templates… lesson learned	-1.30
How to access instance variables from one class while inside anothe...	+0.93
overloading new/delete	+0.98
Unset ignorecase in vim?	+0.19