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source?
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Might not be a bad idea to mark this as "beta" on the website and list some of the roadmap ideas being worked on: https://github.com/ro31337/libretaxi#technical-roadmap-unord... to ease public concerns. This
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Thanks sz4kerto. I'm glad I got some thoughts here before posting that in their PR (I obviously won't post it now because of the points you brought up). I guess a user that would be comfortable with b2d or vbox would just have tho
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It is very interesting. I don't want to intrude on their thread, but if others here vouch for this technique I'll politely ask them to look into the following: - https://blog.jessfraz.com/post/docker-container
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React is just the UI piece of the puzzle. Here's a nice description of when to use Redux: "[Redux is justified when] you have a piece of data that needs to be used in multiple places in your app, and passing it via props makes you
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E̶l̶l̶e̶n̶ ̶P̶a̶o̶ Spez should step down!
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10y ago
More than a little for my LG G3
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Last sentence makes me a bit sick :)
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I was keeping it high level because the person asking the question is a non-programmer. To your point though, I should have prefixed "correctly written" in front of C++.
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Interesting aside: I just installed/ran Minetest and then compared it to Minecraft and Minecraft feels/looks a lot smoother on my basic HP laptop.
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Sorry for the very literal answer. I honestly thought you were interested in how the coverage was calculated. As an aside, I've worked on projects where coverage wasn't used and the rule was to "test the important bits"
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The poster was commenting on the maintainability of the C++ code. Unfortunately, poorly written/structured code can still be as performant as well designed code. As for your C++ vs Java question... put very simply, C++ will be faster t
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He/she probably used a tool to capture the coverage %.
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Most people use Babel to write ES2015/ES7 code that turns into ES5 compatible code: http://babeljs.io/
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You just "pied pipered" it :)
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I encourage folks to stop wasting time on this flame war sub-thread and focus on choosing the right tool for the job. ...hopefully that quiets down the nonsense :)
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I like Johnson (I agree with him about 70% of the time and think he has good character). There's no way he has a chance now that he wasn't included in the debates. Effectively, there is no 3rd party this year :(
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No, I'm saying that the "contribution activity" timeline thing is leaning towards information overload (hard to follow; there is a lot to look at). I felt that the last implementation (which focused on the high-level activiti
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I'm liking the recent design changes, however, I don't like the new implementation of contrib. activity... information overload!
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Anecdotal, but my parents (in their late 50s and are not very good with technology) recently went from flip phones to Androids and are already using "OK Google" and a bunch of apps. Android is approachable and slick now a days (an
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I use the wired version. Bought them on Amazon. I've heard of SimplyNoise. I have used the RainyMood + YouTube webapp in the past. Pretty novel concept.
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I agree the app store isn't "vetted" like the iOS app store, but some would call that a feature (quicker to get apps out the door / rely on "crowdsourced" user ratings and comments to become educated on quality
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Sure can! http://www.sleepphones.com/ I wear these each night and listen to relaxation videos such as ASMR [0]. Many people in that community use these. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_sens
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> The software platform Apple has built is unrivaled. Not really true anymore. Android (while drinking Google Koolaid) is an amazing platform. I bet for most users (in terms of apps and basic phone features), there is really no justifica
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Fair point but it's all about the lowest common denominator across tools. I am certainly more productive with base Vim keybindings than without.
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Same. Vrapper [0] for Eclipse, Vintageous [1] for Sublime, VsVim [2] for Visual Studio, and Vimium [3] for Chrome. I have become one with Vim :) [0] http://vrapper.sourceforge.net/home/ [1] https://github.co
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Mainly posted this because some folks may be interested from an API perspective.
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Pokemon GO Dev Doesn't Like Pokevision, Tracking Apps
(gamerant.com)
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Work of art!
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People will use it jokingly though :) "Are yunz gonna eat lunch n'at?"
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