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It all depends on how your organize them really. If you follow the DOM hierarchy then you would only need to change one if the element has changed color for example, not position, scale, rotation as that would be done with the transform.
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It's very common, even OpenGL had a way to do that way back in OpenGL 1.3[1][2]... I said it before with they "Off Main Thread" feature, it's been in game engines for decades now... Meh, what's not known is bound to
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I think the most interesting quote is: ?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?
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> Looking forward for next Kojima's game - Death Stranding Because one person makes a game... sorry it's my pet peeve, a game is made by a team not a single name.
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From 3 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15237398
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IIRC the Visual 6502 talk, it's just visual so basically each simulation (it's not emulation) step can be a GPU compute dispatch.
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I only started Haskell since the 1st day of Advent of Code this year. I didn't see that mentioned much either in the article or other articles, but Haskell is like Python and has significant whitespace to determine scope. The error mes
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How do we go about requesting more languages? I would love to see D or REBOL on the list :)
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It's generating all of those keyframes from a single picture. The slides are quite interesting: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/11ia5Zeg7AiiIi5y10S6z...
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> UPDATE 6/12/17, 17:12: After an eagle-eyed reader spotted that each mocked-up TripAdvisor screen shot contained the same number of reviews, we have edited the images so that the number of reviews match those in the actual scr
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> UPDATE 6/12/17, 17:12: After an eagle-eyed reader spotted that each mocked-up TripAdvisor screen shot contained the same number of reviews, we have edited the images so that the number of reviews match those in the actual scr
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Bit sarcastic but did web browsers developers just discover how it's been done in real-time graphics applications (eg. games) for decades...?
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Most interesting part for me: "And in this paper, new genetic evidence shows that after two generations, there was complete reproductive isolation from the native birds. As a result, they are now reproductively - and genetically - isol
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No, from what I understand, you can't even do it in software anyway due to how the caches work between cores inside the CPU. Watching this was enlightening to say the least (and the presenter is very good): https://www.youtu
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BTW this is actually to promote this: http://www.thankyouopensource.com/ Putting the link here might make it more obvious.
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I thought it was mostly interesting because of the gzthermal tool really: https://encode.ru/threads/1889-gzthermal-pseudo-thermal-view...
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Gzthermal: pseudo thermal view of Gzip/Deflate compression efficiency (2014)
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Is there one similar to this but that doesn't require your code to compile under Clang? I have plenty of projects at home that don't instantly work under Clang. So far, I've never seen any C++ language server that doesn'
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I encourage everyone to watch the End-to-end reinforcement learning part of the video...
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That article mentions "Object pinning", something usually only useful when you have a GC.
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Scrape websites like TripAdvisor, Amazon, etc. for the ratings and compute an actual rating not based on averages. I've seen a few articles on how ratings are shown on those websites recently and they never seem to actually reflect the
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I thought it would be a good way for me to learn Red's GUI DSL but someone did already, and it it looks as I expected, really small and clear: https://github.com/greggirwin/7guis/tree/master/Red
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Why not put all efforts on good integration into VS Code for example? I ask also because FlashDevelop was a poor IDE, seems like it's based off it.
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Couldn't find the size of it, anyone found it?
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Managed to break your demo, open a modal from the right attached panel, make that modal a new window (button next to close button), close that new window, everything is stuck with the black alpha on top. Pressing Esc in that state, makes th
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I switched to http://www.fangamer.net ages ago because of quality issues and didn't regret a thing. Even if you don't know the video games references, they're good looking.
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https://www.schneems.com/ Recently his headlines have become very clickbaity... if that's any inspiration, particularly the Python one...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%A0-calculus One of the links from that article : http://www.cs.tufts.edu/~nr/cs257/archive/jeannette-wing/pi....
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> suckless UI system What about IMGUI? https://github.com/ocornut/imgui
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What about https://www.riotgames.com ? More so because they have an engineering blog, which is very interesting : https://engineering.riotgames.com/
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