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Why does slices.Delete() in golang copy the next element? So there are two steps (three?) where the first is to remove the element(s), the second is to move everything which needs to move left the right number of steps, and then it returns an array with the shorter slice of the original slice. And it won't warn you that you're using it with its return value being discarded. |
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Why would a local git repo be more ahead of remote after a pull than before? Thanks for that @torek, the version on my server is indeed quite old (1.8.3.x which is from 2012). I'm pretty sure you're right about git fetch origin <branch> but I don't understand about the "failed to update the remote-tracking name" part. The name was always "master".
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Can you access a python dictionary key's value from a function in that dictionary? Thanks, marked as accepted answer. I notice we don't actually need kwargs in this example.
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