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Thanks, I hadn't heard of the names "Russian doll" or "partials" before. I haven't worked with a CMS (or even web apps at all really) for over a decade now but I'm surprised you seem to imply that automati
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I had a contract at a company about 13 years ago where I was working on a web-based CMS that had been built entirely in-house. Because each rendered page's content was built up in a hierarchical manner, I added a caching layer that all
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12y ago
Even quicker: Ctrl+` brings up a quick switch context menu that allows you to instantly switch keymaps, code styles, L&F and colors.
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[Spoiler Alert] I did this on the first play through too. I played through again and it turns out that's the last level anyway. If you take the easy option you end up in a blank level where all the winners can hang out and just draw pi
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12y ago
Here's another data point confirming the "regular world" issues you mention: http://recode.net/2014/10/17/its-hard-out-there-for-a-sex-to...
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On the narrow stretches you can cheat by right-clicking at the entrance (so you have a context menu and the game cursor freezes), then moving to the far end of the narrow section and left-clicking to release the menu. The game cursor will j
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This reminds me of Blinkendroid https://code.google.com/p/blinkendroid/ which was the first time I'd seen multiple devices interact with each other like this. Sadly that project never managed to get much trac
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12y ago
Over the past few years I've spent a total of five months travelling through or living in various remote corners of Africa. My advice would be to forget the Internet and all that is on it. Take a decent camera, learn photography. Take
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Sure, and the lockscreen is another place to put information like this. > It's just a swipe down or a swipe up. That's why I prefer a widget (or lockscreen), there's no swiping required at all. As for getting push notifica
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Yes, a custom Android launcher would be able to implement this (though it might be a little tricky to figure out how to make the transition between app icon and widget since some apps don't have widgets, some have multiple widgets). Gi
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I find them useful. Here's how: - Weather info. Before heading out for the day I can see instantly if I might need a jacket or umbrella later. - Tube status. I can see at a glance if there are any problems on any underground lines. If
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So I clicked on one of the example invite links listed in the bug report. I was then prompted to log in to my Yahoo account. Hmm, OK... so I logged in, at which point I was taken to a page with a form asking me to join Flickr. I did NOT fil
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True enough. That reinforces a couple of other points that tend to become apparent from these sorts of comparisons and benchmarks: 1) High level languages are easier to refactor and maintain than lower level languages (changing the algorith
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Well the previous discussion was centered around the same assembly implementation as this one. The only difference is, in the previous discussion the fastest C/C++ implementation was 1.1x slower than the assembly. In this current discu
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I didn't know about this either until now. This is a great example of the Streisand Effect in action http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
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Sure they can, by setting the rotate bits to 0xC (1100). Have a play with the interactive widget near the bottom of the article. Interestingly, there is some redundancy with this encoding meaning you can't represent a full 2^12 unique
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Take a look at Kotlin ( http://kotlin.jetbrains.org ), it was designed to address the issues you mention.