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Has anybody watched the movie Roots? If so what did you think and did you watch all 9 hours? And if not do you have plans to partake at some point in your life?
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Started by DVS on
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I was a teenager when I saw roots for the first time, the next day I went to school a smashed Chicken George n 'dem huh?
Quoting KymberleeAnn:
I was a teenager when I saw roots for the first.
That way.
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Any idea what would case the error The user <> does not have any roots specified; the channel is being closed when I login to an SFTP site.
Started by kjanz1899 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Go figure!.
Check to see if the user has access rights to their "root the "user does not have any root specified message".
Seems like a permissions problem.
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I'm having trouble calculating roots of rather large numbers using bc_math, example:
- pow(2, 2) // 4, power correct - pow(4, 0.5) // 2, square root correct - bcpow(2, 2) // 4, power correct - bcpow(4, 0.5) // 1, square root INCORRECT
Does anybody knows...
Started by Alix Axel on
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I did come across this discussion of a PHP N-th root.
That it doesn't support non-integer exponents.
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I want to ask for some advise on how to avoid writing objects which are mere data containers.
Consider the following Aggregate Root:
public class Post : IAggregateRoot { List<Comment> Comments {get; set;} }
Given the pinciples that govern how aggregate...
Started by Th3Fix3r on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You've got the concept of aggregate roots correct, but your two options are really about.
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I'm a big Roots fan, but I'm not to sure about this release
Started by higherstateofdoug on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at nuskoolbreaks):
As with all remember I do remember etc
Both those are awful... .
Got the drummer of the roots stoned off his box fan of The Roots and I liked this album a great deal more than the last one.
Of tunes at the end will be playing when I suicide .
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I have a simple parent/child type view with two columns: MYID and MYPARENTID. In PL/SQL, getting a list of all of the children of a parent is simple enough:
SELECT MYID FROM MYVIEW START WITH MYID = 'TargetId1' CONNECT BY PRIOR MYID = MYPARENTID
And I...
Started by DivisionByZorro on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
SELECT MYID ,CONNECT_BY_ROOT MYID ROOT FROM MYVIEW START WITH MYID IN ('TargetId1', 'TargetId2', 'TargetId3') CONNECT BY PRIOR MYID.
Requires Oracle 10g, though.
BY_ROOT is what you are looking for.
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Hello.
I feel like deciding which roots to cut and which ones to leave is a confusing task for a beginner!! So I propose we have a roots class here.
I will post pictures of my Phal's roots so the experts can give their opinions. I watched some repotting...
Started by Malula on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at orchidgeeks):
I keep re-potting to get rid of the dead stuff and the root balls are getting smaller Del.icio.us Technorati....
Bag the leaves with roots.
Use a root hormone on the stem and any cut roots.
In the smallest pot that will take it.
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Hi, I'm doing a homework project that requires this:
Below you will find the code that I have written to compute the square root of a number using the Newton-Raphson method. Include it in your project. For this project your job will be to write a test...
Started by Alex on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Thanks to both of you! That's what I needed ... .
That's what determines the precision of your answer.
1; - that's your epsilon.
Try setting const double EPS = 0.
Also, I think EPS would be much smaller.
Math.sqrt returns NaN if the argument is negative.
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At the moment, i got quite badly fashioned view model.
Classes looks like this=>
public class AccountActionsForm { public Reader Reader { get; set; } //something... }
Problem is that Reader type comes from domain model (violation of SRP).
Basically...
Started by Arnis L. on
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by 3 people.
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All of these together combine into what we call.
This could be just a single aggregate root, or it could be a composition of several aggregate roots.
Graph of what's needed to build the View Model.
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My goal is to install only one WAR file but to use test or production settings (for example to point to different databases) depending on the context root.
mydomain.com/MyWebApp will use production settings mydomain.com/MyWebAppTEST will use test settings...
Started by mjustin on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Deploy two identical copies of the same WAR file, one called MyWebApp.war , the other called MyWebAppTEST.war ?
Why would you do that instead of building and deploying two WARs from the same code base but with different settings? .
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