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@rdtsc You just need to visit your profile and refresh. The timer is UTC+0 based so you can technically visit in your time everyday and still get reset

@PlasmaHH I just recently got a 18v Ryobi drill which works well. Are you looking at their tools?

I use it on Windows 10

@Almo 7+ Taskbar Tweaker might be able to do what you want, rammichael.com/7-taskbar-tweaker

@WilliamMariager I have been using ShareX for image and gif capture for a couple weeks now and it is very slick

@Pip Troupe is the name of the chat product in the beginning stages that evolved into Gitter: blog.gitter.im/2013/11/20/the-journey-begins/#background

:D

learn.adafruit.com/diy-wearable-pi-near-eye-kopin-video-glasses

@pip adafruit.com/products/1452

How are those displays going to accomplish still seeing the field?

*driver probably not for that display, just an example

nahhh, not with those. Unless you already have a driver board for it: adafruit.com/product/1716 - or want to spend time looking at a spec and use a FPGA

Is there going to be head tracking to aim the camera? If not, probably don't need it head mounted

Google cardboard good enough?

FPV glasses out of budget?

@Pip What do you want to use it for?

@Pip What interface do they have on them already? SPI, LVDS

@Pip Heya

@Pip You could try: codecademy.com/tracks/javascript

@Jovito Your original question was "Do you know how to export the entire bundle as something I can import with require?" which sounds like a standalone UMD module to me. Glad you got it figured out, here is how I did a browserify and derequire on a project before

@Jovito no problem

Cool, I am sure either would work in most situations

Super fast even with large bundles and libraries

Not sure, I really like it because it caches the files and is smart about bundling so it only rebundles what changed

Plus it seems to me that browserify has fallen to the wayside

@Jovito custom loaders, the --watch is really fast and nice

The keyword you are looking for is "standalone library"

Those instructions show how to do it for browserify and the equivalent in webpack

@Jovito webpack.github.io/docs/…

@Jovito Yes, I like using webpack

:) skiing

@Pip Reconsider the vote on this answer, I misunderstood the answer and have made an edit that makes it clear: gamedev.stackexchange.com/a/107908/16587

This answer was just posted. Their solution is using standard meshes instead of a geometry shader which is what the question is about. Consider voting appropriately: gamedev.stackexchange.com/a/107908/16587

Try it :)

Correct. this.setState(...) also does

So update the state and props and React will handle it all

You only need to render once.

You should use the key property for a list though for performance

@Jovito You can use the ref property and then React.findDOMNode(this.refs.foo)

@Jovito Sorry, lunch. That would work.

I would recommend making a parent component that encapsulates all of these scenes

Is the "other stuff" still all react?

React.render(<Scene1 />, document.querySelector('#scene1'));
React.render(<Scene2 />, document.querySelector('#scene2'));

Also there is props.children

I think I understand. On your component, have a prop that is a list of items, then render those items inside your component

I don't understand your question yet.

@Jovito whaaaa? React.renderToString

It gets out of hand when a long-ish text layer is selected imo

With Photoshop, is it possible to disable the current layer name being in the tab title? It takes up way too much space.

@Ryan heya