talldan

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by talldan 10y ago
There are a lots and lots of beers that are vegan friendly as evidenced by this much better list: http://www.barnivore.com/beer?vfilter=All I think people reading this article will come away with a view that only 5 or 6 bre
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by talldan 10y ago
It's why I said that it's not a full list. It's only 'approved' beers. There's loads that I could name off the top of my head not in that list. This is a better list, which puts the number at closer to 50% if y
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by talldan 10y ago
If I said "a handful of breweries" to you, how many would you take that to mean? Words like these can skew meaning greatly, and are inaccurate. I'm criticising because it wouldn't take much effort to indicate with more s
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by talldan 10y ago
That's a good point. It's called the 'trub' that's left at the bottom of the fermenter. So trace amounts are still present, I'd imagine.
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by talldan 10y ago
How is it removed? Here's some details on brewing with Isinglass: http://byo.com/malt/item/645-fining-your-beer-techniques I've only done homebrew - but I can't see how a powder, moss or tablet can
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by talldan 10y ago
Am I not allowed to criticise language usage? I'm making two points, it's a poor choice of word, as it is conceptually poor, even bordering on nonsense. It's also clearly the wrong word as evidenced by the long list I provide
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by talldan 10y ago
Not sure I agree with that. There's the same attitude pretty much everywhere, its not any more prevalent in the UK. Lager the whole world over has the same sort of clarity. In fact, the UK has a stronger craft beer and real ale scene t
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by talldan 10y ago
Some of the language in the article is a bit strange: "Its stance means Marble is one of a handful of breweries to be approved by the Vegetarian Society, something that's earned it a loyal following." 'Handful' is c
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by talldan 10y ago
It'd be strange for it not to be an ingredient. As far as I understand it's added directly to the wort prior to fermentation.
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by talldan 10y ago
It feels complicated due to not using separate getter and setter functions. By splitting it into two functions the annotations could be reduced as well. I wonder what the reason for not taking that approach was.
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by talldan 10y ago
My guess is that if you call it with a boolean argument, it returns `this` for chaining purposes. Otherwise it returns the current value of `_connectorsEnabled`. There are two declarations for the different usages, and then the actual imple
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by talldan 10y ago
didn't know about that one, so thanks for the link! There's also a pcg subreddit, which might be of interest: https://www.reddit.com/r/proceduralgeneration/
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by talldan 10y ago
When driving I've also noticed another phenomenon. When reaching the crest of a hill there's an optical illusion that cars are bunched together. From this viewpoint the driver can see more of the road and vehicles ahead. My theory
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by talldan 11y ago
perhaps report them on github issues? https://github.com/facebook/draft-js/issues
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by talldan 11y ago
The biggest annoyances for me are quite minor, but common occurrences. Multiple password prompts, having to login twice after a restore, terrible multi-monitor support, lack of window management, unclear system prefs (or things have moved a
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by talldan 11y ago
Rock solid for me on my OnePlus One, too. I've used it for some fairly long driving trips as well, where it's been running for a few hours.
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by talldan 11y ago
Much of the persistent world-state in Minecraft consists of blocks laid out on a 3D grid, which are probably fairly easy to optimise. Compare this to other 3D games where there are lots of entities with dynamic physics that can move to just
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by talldan 11y ago
Setting up a Jenkins Slave is pretty easy as well, if it needs to run alongside an already existing Jenkins installation somewhere else: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Distributed+buil...
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by talldan 11y ago
I gather you're already compiling it to JavaScript, though? Otherwise your audience would be very limited. The decision to use Dart for this project seems to me like an attempt to find a lifeline for it. That's fair enough, but it
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by talldan 11y ago
It's definitely saner to use something that has a community and traction. You definitely can't argue that Dart is a saner choice of language than JavaScript. After all if they'd chosen JavaScript, Dart could be useable via co
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by talldan 11y ago
It's a shame React Art isn't mentioned more ( https://github.com/reactjs/react-art ). I'm pretty happy with the results from it, and it's a bonus that it works on iOS as well as drawing to Canvas, SVG
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by talldan 11y ago
We're also hiring in London, and for a few roles in Austin.
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by talldan 11y ago
This worked pretty well, and good to see an API is available. I work for a company called Kahoot!, and we have a very similar approach for our learning games ( https://getkahoot.com/ ). I've noticed the company behind th
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by talldan 11y ago
I'm intrigued as to why you think this approach is better than using a key? The 'shouldComponentUpdate' way of doing things means any changes to props or state on the component have to be handled manually, which can introduce
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by talldan 11y ago
Do you have the 'key' prop specified on these components? React uses the key to keep track of a particular element. If you specify your own unique key, react will know that the dom representation of a component matches your react
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by talldan 12y ago
We use a bot - there's a standup channel and every morning an automated @channel message is posted, which everyone answers. Not really sure what this product offers over that. The way each question is asked to each participant one-by-o
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by talldan 12y ago
Finder doesn't show the size of folders in list view, either.
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by talldan 12y ago
that's a good option - hadn't considered that approach.
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by talldan 12y ago
yes - as I mentioned above, it's impossible to do this in one step, though. It requires getting the url from a server-side call, and then rendering the link to that url. Since the pressure is on to reduce friction in the process, you c
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by talldan 12y ago
This isn't a new thing, it's been possible for a number of years to integrate paypal using an iframe. Hands-up - I'm guilty of doing this. I hadn't really considered the issue before, but I agree it is a security concern

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