It's hard for me to condemn the initial ban of [the Hearthstone player] here, as he did break the agreements he had with Blizzard. There seems to be good reason for Blizzard to remain neutral as they are not a player in the political sphere. Maybe the ban was a little harsh though, especially...
5-Hour energy drinks contain only slightly more than a 200mg caffeine pill, and those are relatively safe for an adult.
Why all the fuss? Anyone drinking excessive amounts of caffeine have it coming to them.
The article refers to 'high-strain gradient' as the cause for these so-called whiskers, but the author never takes the time to describe what that means.
Does anyone know?
I wasn't able to find the answer easily with a Google search. :/
The advantage of writing a separate boolean function can be for reuse and recycling. The compiler will not duplicate code if there is a boolean function, thus the map will load faster. It does slow down the execution, but the difference is so negligible that it doesn't matter.
If later, your...
Hi Happy,
I may look into this further, but I'm busy for a few days. Why don't you leave it alone for a bit and revisit it later? The answer may become apparent!
A couple of things.
You should assign GetEnumUnit() to a local variable at the top of moveMe4 so you don't have to keep grabbing it.
Second, you should remove any and all bj's out of moveMe4 (PolarProjectionBJ). To do this, you should replace the BJ with the wrapped functions that it is...
You might want to consider using function pointers instead of "FirstOfGroup" as I don't imagine items are removed from the front of an array.
Like so:
local group deadUnitsGroup = GetUnitsInRectMatching(GetPlayableMapRect(),Condition(function groupFilter))
call...
I feel patenting technology and ideas only hinders their progression and thus our progression as a human race. Yes, it's true, one man may have come up with an idea, and Iapplaud them. Unfortunately whoever documents the rights to that idea first is the one who gets the money with the way our...
So - assigning a priority value as an integer provides an easy mechanism for deciding more urgent orders. What's wrong with maintaining a sorted data structure? It should be fairly easy to always obey the first order in the structure. Why all the extra elements which tend to complicate the...
What happens when two priority orders are issued where the first has a higher priority than the second? (Assuming they are issued a few seconds apart.)