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AboutProgrammer. Android. 3D Graphics.
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SkillsAndroid, Java, JavaScript.
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@brod Yup. It creates it everywhere.
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@sthtodo 👏👏👏
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@ryuu Ah. Also, I can't control other people not using finder to browse. Fucking thing is being checked in everywhere.
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@ryuu Git.
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That's why I never pre order. Always wait till the game actually launches.
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@darksideplease Yeah, I get that. My loop will run 2-3 rounds at max. As I said, I know exactly what's going into the function.
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@Artemix Good point. Anyway, it's still useful for solving a certain class of problems. As long as we know exactly where it works well, and keep its drawbacks in mind, it's just another tool we can employ.
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@Artemix Why "worst solution possible"? I find recursive code to be quite elegant.
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@varundey 👊
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getListOfBirthdaysOn(new Date("20 February")).add(self);
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I guess that's why they say, 'Never meet your heroes'.
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i5 + SSD and 16 GB RAM minimum. Try for 32 GB RAM, though.
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Also, credit to http://www.smbc-comics.com
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But can it run Crysis?
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@putty Looks like she deleted her profile?? :O
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What is this... girlfriend you speak of?
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@avicoder As long as your rant score doesn't change, I still won't feel comfortable stopping it from remaining a power of two. 🤔
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I want to give you an upvote, but I don't wanna be the one to change the rant score from 128. :/
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Stress ball, come to me! :D
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@SirusAmory I do this a lot too! *Cracking elbows in sync*
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@dontPanic I NEED that stress ball!! 😂
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@Rocket3G True, however React Native is not without its own set of issues, for example, scrolling performance on low-mid range phones. The reason being that they don't employ view recycling which we use extensively in native development, so in the end, it always comes down to the trade offs you're willing to make.
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Plot twist: Her name is actually "Bethany\". Her parents are programmers.
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@DarKneT Always a trade-off you make between app experience and development and maintenance effort.
There are ways to help. Business and domain logic is agreed upon beforehand and is standardised across both platforms, as in, the class definitions, package structuring, APIs and so on.
The platform specific stuff(UI, Sensors, Hardware) is developed independently and uses the standardised modules agreed upon.
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I go one step further, and add the site to my ad blocker rules.
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@corscheid Nobody cared. Anyway, I don't like hackathons much.
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@dfox Better no tests than shitty tests, IMO.
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@dfox Sounds to me like the tests weren't designed well. Was each test testing multiple things or something?
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@tahnik Yeah. I wish the tab bar at the bottom didn't have a transparent background though. It's really distracting.
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I use Hack.