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https://www.polygon.com/2019/11/5/20929735/best-movies-of-the-decade-2010s
movies i've seen on these lists, ranked from approximately low-to-high

Added: Jumanji, Midnight Special, Guardians of the Galaxy


Atomic Blonde
Shutter Island
Birdman
The Lorax

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# Markdown Processor for the IntroCave Blog
# The IntroCave intro maker allows you to create dustomized intro videos for your YouTube channel with no experience

# USAGE
# ---------------------------------------------------------
# install the redcarpet gem first
# i usually drop this file into my drafts folder
# and use like "ruby process.rb filename.txt"
# it will then generate a filename_processed.txt with the HTML
  

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Does Haxe-UI use sprite sheets?
Can you nest containers? Widgets within widgets? Or is this a FlxUI object?

I've typically leaned towards runtime instantiation (the "Code test" in the RPG UI demo). In this case I'd read in the JSON and instantiate hax-ui elements according to the naming conventions. 
I might make a go at wiring up a demo of this (I've done a bit of Haxe in the past).

Are you thinking you'd modify the photoshop generator to output layout XML files? 
  You'd need some way to mark up the additional attributes (as you wouldn't want to add these after export as re-exporting would blow away your changes) 
  I think it would make sense to export the metadata from Photoshop that makes sense without jumping through too many hoops and extend your
  layout loader to support "metadata" files. Like, I'm thinking you'd have the PS-generated layout file that gets completely blown away/recreated each time

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class Array; def sum; inject( nil ) { |sum,x| sum ? sum+x : x }; end; end
class Array; def mean; sum / size; end; end

class Ungoro
	
	attr_accessor :packs, :completion

	attr_accessor :nice_packs
	attr_accessor :pity_timer
	

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//
//  DAMultilineLabelNode.swift
//
//  Created by Will Hankinson on 9/10/15.
//
//  Ported from https://github.com/downrightsimple/DSMultilineLabelNode
//  an Obj-C version of the same thing
//
//
//  Main quirk is that you must add it to the scene for it to grab the scene bounds

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using UnityEngine;
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Reflection;

public abstract class BaseModel<T> where T : BaseModel<T>
{
	private static bool SHOW_DEBUGGING_MESSAGES = false;

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class RubyMotionDebug(sublime_plugin.WindowCommand):
	def run(self, options=""):
		view = self.window.active_view()
		if not view:
			return
		
		dir_name = FindRubyMotionRakefile(os.path.split(view.file_name())[0])

		if dir_name:
			#COPIES BREAKPOINTS (REQUIRES GDB... PROBABLY A CLEANER WAY TO DO THIS)