In case you are still ambitious: look at something like the react-dnd-html5-backend and see what they do!
They have figured out a pretty convenient way to make this accessible easily. :)

Gonna make my own game called sObject Legends:
All players can use a max of 6mb on my game Server at once, also if they perform more than 200 actions in one session they will be killed and kicked, their progress being rerolled.
Player movements will be invisible to everyone else, if you want to track someone you will have to raise a case to me, which will take around 8 days to process and cost a fuckload of money.
Keep in mind, if you want to perform any movements you will have to have to open an ui and click forward instead of fucking pressing w.

Welcome to sf. Fuck sf.

company.workers.allMatch(w -> w.Condition == WorkerCondition.Bad)

Sorry, I am despressed.

Pretty sure it's called "keep it simple, stupid!"
The implications are the same though.

@abhishekb Tell me how to realize SSO without it? ;)

Usually: all liked songs on spotify.
When searching a memory leak: refused (it's very helpful)

Wups, I somehow read wpf all the time. :D nvm.

Are you using an observableCollection and bind it to the control?
I think wpf is missing a PropertyChanged/CollectionChanged Event in your Case.

Edit: are you actually using mvvm? :D cause if you would you should not need to trigger an ui refresh

Also, big-O notation is fine, you could also be in theta of 1 (and still be O(n^3)).
The inner values matter (and math strikes again)!

That just means the dude is really simple.
Problem solved.

@Chlodovechus was a requirement x)

@XiovV beer, mostly.

@PrivateGER yup, and I went insane messing around with bootstrap and Css.

@romangraef yup, I know that. I've written a programming language in c# with antlr.
But all the typing, the lexer modes, auto generated visitors and listeners are for sure usefull and implementing them in plain Java? Meh.
Why reinvent the wheel Instead of using a framework that's been around for more than 20 years..

Good luck on that in Java.

Highly confidential :/

@Nawap I'd like to get that link.
I cannot imagine anything as imperformant as this.

Disappointed. Name should be
ThisBitch.py

Pretty sure they are not using dijkstra. O(n^3) seems pretty much for the number of nodes they must have.
Also: it's Google? Argument ended.

@rvnl tried both. Doesnt work.

At least I improved the performance by 300% after finding this.

Did you find a way to implement autocompletion yet? It works with Git and Windows but I have no clue how to do it...

Usual workday: biffy Clyro, alter bridge, some other (progressive) rock

8 hours debugging through async code, searching the cause of a race condition: refused

😅

Oh, i was talking about num & 1 == 0

Why? 2 complement? I dont get it.

I dont see the point why this doesnt work for signed?

Datetime dt; Dt ==null
Is always false. You should not be able to compare null to a not nullable type in the first place.
And yes, I know how to allow null values. Thank you.

Funny enough: I work for the company that brought them back to Windows.
I feel guilty.

Use antlr.

What if I told you you can do crazy shit even in powershell?