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2. GPU/CUDA: Maximum number of blocks of a grid and Maximum number...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/17652044

   My GPU is of capability 2.1, with 2 SMs, and each SM has 48 cores. According to the Technical Specifications provided in CUDA-C Programming Guide, Maximum number of blocks of a grid is 65535, and Maximum number of resident blocks per multiprocessor is 8. I am confused about how much blocks I can launch.

3. How to control number of rows in a (non-scale) legend in ggplot2

   stackoverflow.com/questions/44060029

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4. Why does PEP-8 specify a maximum line length of 79 characters?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/88942

   Even so, if you need to debug a machine remotely over an ssh session, most terminals default to 80 characters, 79 just fits, trying to work with anything wider becomes a real pain in such a case. You would also be suprised by the number of developers using vim + screen as a day to day environment.

5. How generate unique Integers based on GUIDs - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/2920696

   Because the GUID space is larger than the number of 32-bit integers, you're guaranteed to have collisions if you have enough GUIDs. Given that you understand that and are prepared to deal with collisions, however rare, GetHashCode() is designed for exactly this purpose and should be preferred.

6. Intro.js Guide number is slightly displaced - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/37647904

   I have incorporated Intro.js for implementing guide in my website. Although it is working perfectly fine what i have problem with is small integer number displaying on top left corner of the div selected for guide. (Picture attached) This number is slightly displaced from where it should be.

7. What are magic numbers and why do some consider them bad?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/47882

   A magic number can also be a number with special, hardcoded semantics. For example, I once saw a system where record IDs > 0 were treated normally, 0 itself was "new record", -1 was "this is the root" and -99 was "this was created in the root". 0 and -99 would cause the WebService to supply a new ID.

8. ggplot2 trying to specify number of columns of legend

   stackoverflow.com/questions/57966340

   I want a plot by group + specify the number of columns of my legend. Basically, the only way I can get this to work is to specify both a fill and a colour variable in the aesthetic. It seems like fill allows me to change the columns and colour changes colors of the lines, but this feels a bit kludgy.

9. windows - Find GUID From MSI File - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/11251034

   Please prefer option number 3. The most common are: Check in the registry underneath the following base paths using regedit.exe. Search for the application name (or just browse through each sub folder untill you find it). When you have found it you can pass it to msiexec.exe:

10. javascript - How do I create a GUID / UUID? - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/105034

    Sometimes the Math.random() function will return shorter number (for example 0.4363), due to zeros at the end (from the example above, actually the number is 0.4363000000000000). That's why I'm appending to this string "000000000" (a string with nine zeros) and then cutting it off with substr() function to make it nine characters exactly ...

11. What is the naming convention in Python for variables and...

    stackoverflow.com/questions/159720

    Keeping in mind, of course, that it is best to abide with whatever the prevailing style for a codebase / project / team happens to be. As the Python Style Guide points out, internal consistency matters most. Feel free to dismiss me as a heretic. :-) Like the OP, I'm not a "Pythonista", not yet anyway.