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In a lot of cases it's easier, true, but for other cases it makes things a lot harder. E.g. - how do you conditionally wrap some elements in another element? It's easy in React (assign the subtree to a variable), but impossible to
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5y ago
It's the CPU requirements. Windows 11 only supports Intel 8th gen (launched in 2017), Ryzen 2000 (launched in 2018), and newer CPUs.
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Sweet potatoes found in Polynesia diverged from their ancestors in the Americas 100,000 years ago, long before the islands were colonized by humans. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-04488-4
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6y ago
I'm sure it was a lot snappier when I started using it, but it has been getting quite slow over the past couple of years. Really makes me want a lightweight alternative because I love its editing model.
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6y ago
Does it? Each line of text spans my whole monitor, which doesn't make for a very comfortable reading experience.
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6y ago
Specifically, a tool called GroupXIV based on Leaflet. https://github.com/whitequark/groupXIV
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6y ago
That's for target OSes - developer OSes look like this: https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2020#technology-de... - Windows 45.8% - macOS 27.5% - Linux 26.6% But still, macOS users represent only around a qu
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6y ago
They didn't use the same developer account, if I'm reading the order correctly the developer accounts used for Unreal Engine and Fortnite did not even belong to the same legal entity. * Epic Games, Inc. develops Fortnite and has a
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6y ago
Apparently not: https://www.protocol.com/hey-email-app-store-rejection According to Apple, if your app is not a "reader" app it must allow subscribing in-app.
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7y ago
The dark pigment absorbs the UV light before it penetrates very far into the plastic.
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7y ago
> the Lua authors published a paper many years before PHP got closures (possibly more than a decade before?) that explained their technique for implementing proper, quirk-free lexical closures in just a handful of lines of C-like example
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7y ago
It does, called "Views". There's some documentation on it in the Chromium codebase. https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/docs...
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7y ago
https://snapdrop.net works pretty well if you're on the same Wi-Fi network.
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8y ago
Scrolling feels really off (non-native) to me, at least on Android - e.g. it coasts at a noticeably lower velocity than other apps after a sharp flick.
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8y ago
I think those rules only apply to useState and useEffect themselves, and not to the setState function you get back when you call useState.
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8y ago
Be careful, if you do a chargeback on Steam or similar platforms you will be banned.
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8y ago
The special rapporteur is Hilal Elver, a law professor at UCLA.
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8y ago
I don't think JavaScript itself is the problem here. Electron is slow to load and uses a lot of memory because it's loading an entire multiprocess Chromium runtime with all of the Web platform implemented, optimized for speed and
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9y ago
Not just the car, the sides of the image are slightly blurred. The effect is a little similar to chromatic aberration, which tends to give an image an "artificial" feel.
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9y ago
To add to the other problems that people have mentioned, text selection is a little strange and putty doesn't pass along keys like "End" for some reason, which is useful in tools like less. If you use git on Windows with PuTT
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9y ago
You generally don't want to burn halogenated plastics like PVC though. As I understand it that will release highly toxic dioxins (which cause cancer and birth defects among other things) unless they are incinerated at high temperatures
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9y ago
I've heard this in colloquial English too, e.g. "It's quarter to, I'd better get going".
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10y ago
It's 24 Nvidia DGX-1 servers, which contain 8 GPUs each. It's worth noting that Nvidia already have their own 124-node DGX-1 installation, which would have 992 GPUs.
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10y ago
Twitter is good for this as people will generally tweet their new articles/books/etc.
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10y ago
Lithium-ion batteries can be damaged if discharged below around 3v. The protection circuit on a protected battery will normally disconnect the battery at around 3.3v to prevent damage.
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10y ago
You could use Stylish and something like: * { transition-delay: 0ms !important; transition-duration: 0ms !important; animation-delay: 0ms !important; animation-duration: 0ms !important; } I belie
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10y ago
Even more so if you consider that the SSD likely has a more powerful processor than the VoCore.
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10y ago
Isn't it $0.10/GB/month? That would make it 20x the cost of B2.
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11y ago
It's present in ScreenOS 6.2, released in 2008 - and probably in even earlier versions too.
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That usually only applies to performance-intensive code like rendering, physics, pathfinding, etc. The actual gameplay is often implemented using scripting. For example, with Unity you write games in C# (with Mono) using their engine, and i
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