Maarten Billemont

Agreed, but it's a little harder on guide.bash.academy since it's not backed by a Wiki engine. But definitely a good thought. Groetjes, Maarten.

Hey folks, First of all, thanks so much for the praise. I set out to speak with a voice that was different from the existing either very technical or rather...

ref. http://code.google.com/p/iterm2/issues/detail?id=2093&q=lhunath

Looks like the problem is when the original position is not a pixel value but something like `center` or `50%`: ``` parseInt(currentPosArray[1].replace(/[^0-9\-]/g, "")); ```

You might want to use jquery's relative css instead: http://jsfiddle.net/g7mSk/

Although I haven't yet been able to reduce it to a reproducible example, the following code also fails: ``` class X { private let coreDaily: [CppReportWorkDaySummary] lazy var daily: OrderedDictionary...

My naive expectation was that the labels are mostly sugar and a distinction between them is unnecessary; though I was surprised the compiler even allowed overloading method signatures where labels...

do you need access to the runtime for reflection? I wouldn't expect so.

I'd say for me, the primary value of `NSAssertHandler` is to gracefully document the various potential Apple internal asserts. Although others might use `NSAssert` themselves in Obj-C code. Typically these...

I mainly see this as augmenting what's already available; eg. supplying breadcrumbs for CPU exceptions/disk errors/hang/app exit/cellular condition events, adding battery/CPU/GPU/memory/IO gauges, improving Sentry performance metrics with app launch times/FPS/animation...