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joelverhagen
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joelverhagen
4mo ago
Yeah, I recognized that too. Probably the popular X27 :)
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joelverhagen
2y ago
The NuGet.Client repo was used for version 3.x and later (a major algorithm and protocol overhaul happened then). But a lot of NuGet code existed before then, e.g. https://github.com/NuGet/NuGet2/graphs/contr
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joelverhagen
3y ago
Really happy to see this. This caused random NuGet package restore issues when the CNAME chain for api.nuget.org exceeded a certain length. https://github.com/NuGet/NuGetGallery/issues/9396 Our CDN provider e
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joelverhagen
3y ago
I had a bunch of queue messages go missing in the past 36 hours without any explanation from my application traces. The thing has been working fine for months. I wonder if Azure Storage Queues had a boo boo.
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joelverhagen
3y ago
The queue technologies I know are: Azure Storage queues, Service Bus, Event Hub, Event Grid. It would be nice to know which one they are talking about.
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joelverhagen
7y ago
This sounds like a request for the NuGet client experience and less for browsing nuget.org. My expertise is more on the nuget.org side and less on the client side (like .NET CLI or Visual Studio). Could you file an issue for the NuGet clien
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joelverhagen
7y ago
Hey folks, I'm on the NuGet team and I noticed this thread this morning. This is the first I've heard of Application Inspector (Microsoft is a big place!) but the tool looks awesome and the output is easy to understand for a varie
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joelverhagen
9y ago
We didn't use Redis Streams, but NuGet.org is built on this concept. NuGet.org is the public repository for NuGet, the .NET package manager. We have a public unified log (JSON blobs, behind a CDN) containing all events about package pu
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joelverhagen
13y ago
Neat website! Very clean, simple pricing. Thank you for batch geocoding to minimize network traffic... How does the accuracy (as well as address parsing capabilities) compare to the completely free solutions such as Nominatim[1] or DSTK[2]?
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joelverhagen
14y ago
One of my biggest pet peeves about the original "cmd.exe" or PowerShell is that resizing the window is not pixel-precise. Thank you for making this a part of wish! The snapping to the left and right of my screen works really well. Although
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joelverhagen
14y ago
For those that are interesting, here is the original HN discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4571425
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joelverhagen
14y ago
When images appear first in the page's source, the wrong link is chosen. I assume you are trying to go for the first link, as a human reader would see it. For example, the page on Anime: http://wikiloopr.com/Anime http://en.wikipedia.org
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joelverhagen
14y ago
Are you on Android? I am on Win7, Chrome 20 and things work great and look in order.
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joelverhagen
14y ago
Out of curiosity, where do you get your album and artist information ( http://tunesicles.com/autocomplete/daft%20punk , for example)? It looks like you are using MusicBrainz and Last.fm in your "About" modal. Have you found you need to take
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joelverhagen
14y ago
Recruiters don't come to my university (that I know of), so I applied on their recruiting website ( http://careers.microsoft.com/careers/en/us/tech-internships.... ) and got a position as an SDET. I actually just finished last Friday and ha
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joelverhagen
14y ago
Just what I need to make a little one-off JavaScript app. To be more DRY, shouldn't the "Autorun JavaScript" make use of selected JavaScript libraries (i.e. jQuery if possible)?
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joelverhagen
15y ago
I was working on this very same problem a while back. I've never heard of simulated annealing, let alone its application to the 2D bin packing problem. Here's my implementation of Jim Scott's lightmap packing algorithm ( http://www.blackpaw
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joelverhagen
15y ago
Don't parse it all yourself. http://imdbpy.sourceforge.net/
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joelverhagen
16y ago
The way I started on PHP was choose a basic project, like writing a simple CMS or forum. This will give you basic database and (if you do it right) OO experience. Also, don't buy I book for PHP. I've working freelance PHP jobs for about fiv