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There's really no need to respond so snappily to simple questions like that. Even if it were unacceptable to ask a question that could be answered by reading the source code (and I think most would say that's fine) it still wouldn
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So most crimes are committed with guns stolen from or lost by the legal owners. Is that what gun rights advocates want to be saying? Maybe it's because I'm not an American and I've never been to America but this all just seem
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19x19 is the normal go board size, I've never heard of anyone playing on a bigger board. Computer players for smaller boards (13x13 and 9x9) have been very good for a while, it's a much easier game on this smaller boards.
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Your question is kind of nonsensical. The two languages have little, if any, overlap in use cases.
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Deaf people are an obvious example. As are people dealing with content not in their native language. Accents can also be an issue. And then there are many people who would simply prefer to read something over heating it. Is that really so h
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vvvv is probably not what you're looking for. It's pretty painful (but still possible) to do standard crud things. That's understandable because that's really not what it's for.
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Yes, that's about it. Sometimes that really matters and sometimes it doesn't matter at all. It seems like a lot of the time for the sort of things people do in vvvv it's not so important. I certainly found it a limitation but
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I've worked with a few people who use vvvv and written (is that the right verb when it's graphical language) a bunch of of vvvv nodes to integrate with other stuff I was writing for them. It's a a powerful system and seems to
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who misread it like that!
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Any chance that react native view code will be released at any point? Would be so useful!
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I had a lot of fun writing a program to solve this puzzle last year. I wrote about it here: http://almostobsolete.net/regex-crossword/part1.html The Haskell code is also on GitHub
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You can't understand why someone doesn't just get a bus ticket so they can turn up in a strange city with only the things they can carry and no contacts?
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People have even used it to create pixel art :) https://github.com/gelstudios/gitfiti
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Whistleblowing almost always involves breaking at least one law. The general trend has been to bring in more laws to make it less likely that it is possible legally in any given situation. To say "I support whistleblowing but only if n
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That's quite an extreme view. I'm sure you've already taken into account the horrifying laws that have existed and do exist in the U.S. and other countries. I'm not sure why you mention multiple laws and good of the nati
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Do you believe that if any possible law is broken by anyone under any situation the should always be punished or is it just this specific law? A stance such as yours seems to lack all nuance and would lead to some pretty ridicules outcomes
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Yep, that's exactly what's happening. A little confusing because ruby doesn't require brackets for zero argument function calls.
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Server.accept will block (wait) until a new connection happens. Once the callback (in the form of a Ruby block) completes the thread will end. So it starts a potentially infinite number of threads but only one per connection and each one is
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Native Apps in JavaScript with React Native [video](vimeo.com)
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Native Apps in JavaScript with React Native (slides)(almostobsolete.net)
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Custom Native iOS Views with React Native(almostobsolete.net)
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SQLite3 bindings for React Native(github.com)
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I've built a basic wrapper for SQLite for React Native: https://github.com/almost/react-native-sqlite
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