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by Griever 10y ago
My youngest brother died of a Fentanyl overdose just nearly a year ago. We assume he thought it was heroin, but whatever was going around at that time managed to kill almost a hundred people in the same weekend. Truly a horrible, horrible d
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by Griever 10y ago
Paul Robertson http://probertson.tumblr.com/
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by Griever 10y ago
Absolutely. The PSP is still my favorite way to go and play the classic PS1 games like FF7, Metal Gear Solid, etc. It really is a wonderful device, but the DRM Sony has repeatedly strengthened over the years has made using it somewhat of a
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by Griever 10y ago
I have to say, this does look pretty clean. Well done!
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by Griever 10y ago
Happy to see someone else using FluentMigrator. It's a fantastic library that doesn't get mentioned enough imo.
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by Griever 11y ago
I actually caught a glimpse of this behavior a few weeks ago. I was sitting next to a kid who was maybe around 16 years old snapchatting to his friends that our flight was about to depart. He must have taken around 20 selfies, each with a s
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by Griever 11y ago
SCLogic, Annapolis, MD | Full-time | .NET Web Developer http://www.sclogic.com SCLogic develops, markets, sells, and supports its flagship product, Intra. Intra is a vertical Business Process Management (BPM) solution. In campus
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by Griever 12y ago
Excellent list. Another addition I would make is another contribution from Stack Exchange, this time from Kevin Montrose. It's a high-performance JSON serializer/deserializer called Jil. https://github.com/kevin-mo
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by Griever 12y ago
Seems like a small change but that nameof(argument) method for ArgumentXExceptions is incredibly handy.
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by Griever 12y ago
I think the real issue (although it doesn't seem to be an issue for SO) is testability. AFAIK, static classes cannot be mocked, and you are pretty much boxing yourself into only doing integration tests for everything. Not necessarily
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by Griever 12y ago
I could be mistaken, but I think this is in regards to that post Sam Saffron wrote a few years back about getting SO to do Gen.2 garbage collection less often, and using static classes and structs were one of the ways that they fixed it.
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by Griever 13y ago
True! And because of that, the project would have been killed regardless. A year ago though, this was not the case.
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by Griever 13y ago
Yeah, the strange selector names that never cease to change were what ultimately caused me to abandon my relatively popular Chrome extension "Gmail Attachments to Drive". Having to constantly update the code every time Gmail chan
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by Griever 13y ago
Just hit day 50! I think GitHub could really do some awesome things with that little contribution grid. And yes, having private repo's show as green-blocks is kinda crucial imo. I recently had a potential employer take a look at my a
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by Griever 13y ago
Ahhh gotcha. Still though, very cool looking project! Having the option to do LINQ-style queries would be nice. I find that Dapper Rainbow rarely satisfies my needs outside of basic CRUD operations.
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by Griever 13y ago
Cool! Impressive that it's even faster than Dapper, too. Personally I'm a huge fan of Dapper but I really like how this is looking. I'll definitely be giving this a shot at some point.
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by Griever 13y ago
There are more files in a logic project than just .wav files.
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by Griever 13y ago
I've actually been storing my Logic projects on GitHub for a while. It works pretty well for the most part, but I do run into some issues when dealing with the size of the files. Perhaps Logic X shrinks them down in size a bit in com
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by Griever 14y ago
Whoops! Sorry for the misunderstanding then. I was using the Hacker News+ Chrome extension and it nested the comments incorrectly...
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by Griever 14y ago
No, Dapper does not suck. I too have been using Dapper at our company recently and its been an incredible boon to our db performance and code readability. Plus, if its good enough for the Stack Exchange team, then its plenty good enough fo
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by Griever 14y ago
Thanks, that's good to know. I suppose it doesn't make _too_ much of a difference considering I prefer to use hyphens in my css classes anyway, but this just seemed like a somewhat useless change that will end up breaking a lot of customiza
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by Griever 14y ago
Exciting! I really hope they do end up going with multiple modal widths in 3.1, as I've had to do this myself on more than a few occasions. On a side note, I'm curious as to why they decided to refactor their variable names to include dash
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by Griever 14y ago
Same situation for me. Not to be "that guy" but I really do think their glasses are a bit too hipster for some. Nonetheless, I bought a pair hoping that they would grow on me but unfortunately they never did. With that said though, the cu
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by Griever 15y ago
Incredible. So many unique and well-executed ideas in one presentation. It's almost too much to take in at once. With the iPad animation part in particular though, I got the same kind of feeling watching that as I do when I watch the orig
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by Griever 15y ago
Ah thanks for the Issue link. I was digging around last night for an official answer but couldn't find one. Thanks!
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by Griever 15y ago
I'm curious about this as well. I was checking out the 2.0-wip earlier today and all of the button animations remained intact.
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by Griever 15y ago
Excellent stuff! You may want to keep an eye out as Bootstrap 2 is probably going to come out any day now if the Issues tracker on Github is any indicator.
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by Griever 15y ago
IIRC I believe i read from Paul Irish (I could be mistaken) that Chrome is working to support projects such as CoffeeScript for debugging. No idea how tjry plan to implement this, but I found it to be an exciting possibility.
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by Griever 15y ago
Very true. This is generally why I appended that with "at least not within the timeframe that the SO team did". I think that I have gotten to where I am by constantly pushing myself, but reading articles like this just reminds me that I st
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by Griever 15y ago
Fantastic read. Thanks for posting it! After reading this article I felt extremely humbled. As a developer doing relatively "simple" work day to day, seeing this level of programming proficiency is very impressive. There isn't a chance I

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