Charlie Hess

+1, this one's plaguing Slack too, since we display all of our notifications in a transparent window.

Yeah, I'm keeping both `nan` and `node-gyp` as devDependencies.

Should be an easy fix, this is just regular ole [JS](https://github.com/CharlieHess/node-mac-notifier/blob/master/index.js#L25), but I probably won't get to it for a while so feel free to put up a PR.

This was easy to do using [`combinations.js`](https://gist.github.com/axelpale/3118596) as follows: ``` javascript let fiveCardHands = k_combinations(sevenCardHand, 5); let bestHand = { handType: 0, handRank: 0 }; for (let fiveCardHand of fiveCardHands)...

I'm hitting this as well with the latest `EffectComposer`, and have a debugger attached: it looks like a `useFrame` gets hit _before_ the effect composer's passes have been removed but...

Ah, that makes sense @vanruesc thanks for clarifying. Attempting to add an SMAA layer at the end of the chain strangely still results in aliasing (just on the outline). ```...

yeah it'd be great to have this out-of-the-box. `OutlinePass` is a pain in the ass as a whole, I have some helpers that use `React.Context` to make it easier here,...

sharing here as many others will surely stumble upon this thread. here's the Objective-C version of parsing that nested plist, also handles the scheduled prefs: https://github.com/felixrieseberg/macos-notification-state/pull/15

@markv12 I actually think we should put this in the asset store (for free naturally), because there's nothing this robust for handling isometric sprites and I wish I had found...

@markv12 what are you using to profile LINQ like that? I had no idea it would make such a huge difference with the latest C# and some of its optimizations....