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by dean177 8y ago
Why isn't it your first choice?
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by dean177 8y ago
The latter, you won't have to pay whilst you aren't earning. Additionally you will only start paying when you are earning over £21,000 a year. After that, you'll pay back 9% of anything you earn over £21,000.
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by dean177 8y ago
For those with a similar train of thought, this PR describes the standard sorting algorithm used in Rust: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/38192
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by dean177 8y ago
Teletype with an audio call works well for me: https://teletype.atom.io/
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by dean177 8y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by dean177 8y ago
What else uses that?
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by dean177 8y ago
“The top three performers of this phase hosted by Google-owned company Kaggle, will receive cash prizes of US$12,000, $8,000 and $5,000.” “incomparably more difficult”
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Linux 4.17 Offers Some Promising Power-Savings Improvements(phoronix.com)
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by dean177 9y ago
This should be in the title! What an improvement!
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by dean177 9y ago
From your list I have had no experience with in app purchases or client side sql. I had a fair amount of trouble with push notifications on android (callbacks not being called etc), but those issues were eventually resolved (and had no issu
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by dean177 9y ago
I found quite the opposite, it's much easier to manage many activities, I am guessing you were using your own 'routing'? Take a look at react-navigation or react-router (it supports react-native too)
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by dean177 9y ago
I expect those things from a web browser, I don't expect it from an application launcher.
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by dean177 9y ago
I have had one since launch and it has never crashed, that said I use caps lock as a second escape key anyway (an option available in the standard settings app)
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by dean177 9y ago
I use it all the time, the volume / brightness sliders work really well
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by dean177 9y ago
No mentions of npm are made because this is about language specification not the broader ecosystem around javascript. Package managers are completely detached from language specifications so that they can evolve independently.
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by dean177 9y ago
Yep, interestingly the decorators proposal has changed significantly since it was in stage-0. So much so that this exists: https://github.com/loganfsmyth/babel-plugin-transform-decora...
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by dean177 9y ago
Depends what you mean by insert, list and array.
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by dean177 9y ago
What were you expecting from a biography?
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by dean177 9y ago
"They'll cost a fraction of the price of virtual reality, starting around $300, and won't require the beefy gaming computers that virtual reality does." Surely this means the resolution per eye is going to be absolute tr
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by dean177 10y ago
I do this with a custom jasmine matcher in integration tests, you provide the matcher with some objects (which all satisfy the type you are expecting) and the matcher tells you if the response satisfies the type. It's a bit rough aroun
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by dean177 10y ago
Atom is free, sublime is $70. That counts for a lot. The number of extensions for atom is vast (and there are some really good ones), and installing them is much simpler. I use sublime & atom both at home (OS X) and at work (Windows) a
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by dean177 10y ago
Yes
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by dean177 10y ago
Absolutely, if you already know react and are targeting Android only, picking up react-native will require minimal android knowledge, and the docs are great are walking you through the setup bits you need to get developing on-device.
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by dean177 10y ago
Its something which has a simple workaround, has no runtime impact and affects a minority(?) of developers using RN. While it may be frustrating if this is affecting you, its certainly not a severe issue. I have been part of development tea