The 2nd Monitor

Phrancis

17:00

@Mat'sMug Many more to come I'm sure ;)

Mat's Mug

:)

Captain Obvious

0

Q: remove last odd number from number list in Python

The simplified question is: given a list of numbers, write a Python script that will remove the last odd number from the list. One of the challenges is if the last odd number appears multiple times, some approaches will remove the first occurrence of that number, rather then the last. My soluti...

Phrancis

@Mat'sMug do you know a way to search for "whole word" match in a SSRS report field (from the user-facing end)?

Mat's Mug

Ctrl+F?

or do you mean a parameter?

Phrancis

Like I need to search for the acronym "MEC" but it matches things like "homecare"

Mat's Mug

17:09

oh

use a case-sensitive collation?

Phrancis

Ah, I'd have to change the report then eh?

Mat's Mug

is the "word search" a parameter?

Phrancis

Mat's Mug

you shouldn't have to change/redeploy the report to do that... unless you have the T-SQL embedded in the report?

hmm, that's the report viewer's search functionality

Phrancis

Right

Mat's Mug

17:11

tough luck I say

Phrancis

Sorry I didn't make that clear

lol thx

Mat's Mug

add a space after, perhaps

Phrancis

Maybe I'll export to Excel and see if I can do it from there

Yep that works

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Check if the user is 18 years old (upto days)

DateTime minAge = new DateTiem(); Days days = Days.daysBetween(entry.getDob(), minAge.minusYears(getMinimumAge())); //getMinimumAge() returns 18 [int] if (days.getDays()>=0){ System.out.println("User is at least 18 years older"); } I am not sure about my minAge.minusYears code.

java datetime jodatime

Mat's Mug

17:31

gosh, I was doing it wrong all along

38

Q: How is sushi supposed to be eaten?

Yesterday I was at a banquet that was serving sushi rolls. Some had rice on the outside and others had seaweed on the outside. I wasn't able to find chopsticks. In terms of etiquette is it alright to eat sushi by hand? If relevant I'm in North America. Also, I heard it's a North American thing t...

japanese-cuisine sushi

Phrancis

Wow me too

I don't eat sushi very often though and usually only at asian food buffets so I think I'm ok ;0

@CaptainObvious I voted UWYA

> System.InvalidCastException: Specified cast is not valid.

WEEE

Johan Larsson

17:48

That exception message could be better.

Perhaps a better design would be if exceptions had id and message.

In fact most exception messages in the framework are pretty poor.

Phrancis

Well, there's more info in the full stack trace. I'm not debugging it anyways, just reporting it :)

Mat's Mug

meh, the message is pretty much always irrelevant. the type of exception and its stack trace is all that matters

higher-level API's are different though

Johan Larsson

Would still be nice to have a useful message.

Mat's Mug

a great example is Ninject's ActivationException messages

the cast failed.. what more information is needed?

Johan Larsson

Yep, Ninject has the nicest messages I have seen.

@Mat'sMug from type to type is relevant info.

Mat's Mug

17:51

could be done, ....if the exception is handled and a custom one is thrown

Johan Larsson

yes but that creates a lot of noise

exceptions in themselves is perhaps not a very nice design.

Hosch250

@Mat'sMug After watching that video, I'm never going to eat sushi.

Mat's Mug

exceptions are tons better than error codes

or On Error GoTo ErrHandler

Johan Larsson

yes

Mat's Mug

this is way too cool

best SE answer ever:

2

A: Why do the Japanese eat a lot of raw fish?

Because they like it that way.

Phrancis

18:09

@Mat'sMug I DV... pretty crappy answer by Cooking.SE standards

Mat's Mug

IKR

Legato

Random tangent, but any of you guys familiar with smartwatches?

Mat's Mug

nope

Zak

18:24

@Legato Not in any technical or ownership sense

Donald.McLean

@Mat'sMug Not.

Phrancis

@Mat'sMug :

0

A: Why do the Japanese eat a lot of raw fish?

I did a little bit of digging on the topic and found this TapTrip blog post: A brief history of Sushi: why do japanese eat raw fish? It also references a Cultura Bunka article in Spanish called Uma breve história do sushi. To quote: During Muromachi Period (1336-1573), japaneses used to tra...

Mat's Mug

~~well done!~~ raw!

Phrancis

Merci :)

And, insta-accept lol

Kinda unusual considering the OP posted that June 2015

Mat's Mug

not so weird considering OP is just about everywhere on SE :)

Dan Lyons

18:34

This is both cool and scary at the same time - encryption keys can be extracted by detecting elecro-magnetic fluxuations in your computer as you decrypt messages: eprint.iacr.org/2016/129.pdf

Duga

@erip: Yes, no sane person would let something like that through code review, never mind writing it themselves. — Nemo 40 secs ago

CommitStrip

http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/02/23/just-trust-the-ai/
CommitStrip
Just trust the AI
CommitStrip
1456252189

2

Jamal

31

Q: Congratulations, you're graduating!

It's a big day, and I know you folks have been waiting a reeeaaal long while. Double waiting, you might even say, since unfortunately we made you wait even longer after initial news. But, let's make it official! You've been cleared for graduation by the Stack Exchange Community Team! Programming ...

discussion featured graduation

Simon Forsberg

@CommitStrip Maybe don't trust all of them.

@Jamal Noooooooooooooo! But at least we were first.

5

Jamal

(Bad) design idea: have a picture of Tiger Woods and a computer.

2

Simon Forsberg

18:43

"valuable resource that helps people", help how exactly? Write bad code? :) — Simon Forsberg 8 secs ago

Couldn't help myself.

@Jamal +1 for the pun.

Hosch250

@CommitStrip Look here. What if I don't have any history or anything? Sounds like you'll just brainwash me into your ideas by keeping other information away from me, huh?

Simon Forsberg

@Hosch250 Having recently learned about recommendation systems, I know exactly how to solve that problem.

Hosch250

@SimonForsberg How?

Zak

Anagram VoteToClose --> CoolestVeto is pretty cool.

Phrancis

ಠ_ಠ, A single tear is shed as we finally learn of our graduation after 5 years of waiting. — Eridan 1 hour ago

Mat's Mug

18:49

@Jamal ZOMG!

Jamal

My swag came in! :D

Simon Forsberg

@Hosch250 It will look at what other users have rated highly and recommend something of that to you.

Mat's Mug

i.e. cats

Hosch250

@SimonForsberg But average Joe is an idiot.

Mat's Mug

14 secs ago, by Mat's Mug

i.e. cats

Hosch250

18:50

I have to be smarter than average Joe, or I won't have fulfilled my life goal.

Simon Forsberg

@Hosch250 It might also be able to cateogize you into a particular cluster of users, such as programmers, and use that information to find something that is more suitable to you.

Hosch250

Go look at this: chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/30332/beep-boop-maggot

Apparently, Marky is Average Joe.

@SimonForsberg:

in The Nineteenth Byte, 2 mins ago, by Alex A.

Code Review moderator shows up, downvote on the post. SUSPICION ENSUES

Mat's Mug

Hey, I upvoted it for sportsmanship!

Duga

19:08

Still off topic. This should be asked on code review because this is working code. You'd like some tips on how to improve efficiency. — rayryeng 43 secs ago

Phrancis

19:33

Pimping good SQL answer by pretty new contributor

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Expression parser in Haskell using operator precedence table

This is my first non-trivial Haskell project, an expression parser implemented using the Pratt Parser's technique for managing precedence as a layer on top of Parsec. It simply builds an expression tree and then pretty-prints it using Text.PrettyPrint. Would welcome any comments, but am particu...

parsing haskell

Duga

@user25004 If you are sure that your code is actually working and you're asking for improvement, ask at SE Code Review please providing the complete code please. — πάντα ῥεῖ 39 secs ago

possible answer invalidation by Zephyr Mays on question by Zephyr Mays: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/120772/revisions

Hosch250

19:52

@Duga Looks OK.

Mat's Mug

I agree with you that select 1 += 1 would be incorrect, because += is a compound addition/assignment operator and one cannot assign a value to the integer literal 1 - it's not a variable! However, if you try the usage I give in my answer (set @row_num += 1) you will find it works perfectly well provided @row_num has been initialised to a non-null value. :) I've updated my answer to provide a link to the official documentation of the += operator. — philosophicles 41 mins ago

TIL += works in T-SQL

Captain Obvious

-1

Q: Generate random 0xFFFFFF Color and display it

I'm making a Minecraft Hacked client. i have a text box with a color of 0xFFFFFF (white) and i want to make it generate a new color every time the client starts. i have the color code in a Main class file, so i can easily change code. but i need a section of code to generate a 0xFFFFFF code, then...

java minecraft

0

Q: List of tuples generated through list comprehension

The function returns a list of tuples which is generated through list comprehension: getUserRatings :: String -> [Film] -> [(String,Int)] getUserRatings search database = [(title,rate) | (Film title _ _ ratings) <- database, (user,rate) <- ratings, search == user] Film is defined as: type Rat...

haskell

Johan Larsson

20:12

@Hosch250 what c# version are you using?

Quill

@DanPantry ty

Hosch250

I'm not sure.

I use C# 6 when possible, but I usually work on Rubberduck, which uses .NET 4.5

Phrancis

@AquaTart nice new name XD

Johan Larsson

you can compile to 4.5 with c#6

Aqua Tart

@Phrancis We have something of a username anagram meme over here at PPCG

Also we graduated

Phrancis

20:13

Yeah I saw that meme before!

And congrats!

Hosch250

@Mat'sMug Do you see that?

@JohanLarsson And the result can run on Vista?

Mat's Mug

see what?

hmm

Johan Larsson

@Hosch250 can't see how it can't :)

Mat's Mug

interesting

Johan Larsson

never used vista ever though

Mat's Mug

20:16

lol

Hosch250

@JohanLarsson I thought C# 6 required 4.5.2, or is that just the Roslyn compiler itself?

Mat's Mug

you didn't miss much

Hosch250

I started with 8, have used 8.1 and 10, and have 7 in a VM right now that I never use :P

Mat's Mug

@Hosch250 are you at home?

Aqua Tart

@JohanLarsson That's probably for the better.

Hosch250

20:16

Yes.

I'm almost always at home.

Johan Larsson

@Hosch250 c#6 requires VS2015, Roslyn works fine for 4.5

Mat's Mug

try opening Rubberduck in VS2015, make sure you still target .net 4.5 (if that's indeed available), and give it a go

@JohanLarsson so, it could just as well target .net 2.0 then?

Johan Larsson

yeah I think so

never used anything other than 4.5

Mat's Mug

kids these days...

Johan Larsson

@Mat'sMug commit, and try upgrading and see if it works?

    public ICommand UriCommand { get; } = new DelegateCommand(Start);

    private static void Start(object uri)
    {
        Process.Start(new ProcessStartInfo(((Uri)uri).AbsoluteUri));
    }

4

Q: About Window in XAML

I just redid Rubberduck's About window in XAML: I do not like my XAML very much. The way I place the StackPanel for the white pane over two rows, only to provide a margin to keep the copyright text out of it seems very hackish. Just as bad is the way I put the Hyperlink elements in a textbox...

c# wpf rubberduck xaml

^ clean imo

Mat's Mug

20:19

right

..I'm still not sure I like that syntax though

but the ?. operator wins

Quill

what-if.xkcd.com/146

Johan Larsson

@Mat'sMug why?

private ICommand _uriCommand;
public ICommand UriCommand
{
    get
    {
        if (_uriCommand != null)
        {
            return _uriCommand;
        }
        return _uriCommand = new DelegateCommand(uri =>
        {
            Process.Start(new ProcessStartInfo(((Uri)uri).AbsoluteUri));
        });
    }
}

compared to ^

Mat's Mug

I know

well, no

I assign it in the ctor

the getter does no work

Johan Larsson

noise reduced to zero, (not meaning there is anything wrong with @Hosch250's code)

@Mat'sMug yeah, same, pre c#6

also that syntax only works for static stuff

Hosch250

So, .NET 2.0 is an option...

Mat's Mug

20:23

cool

Johan Larsson

private static void Start(object uri)
{
    var path = (Uri)uri;
    var startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo(path.AbsoluteUri);
    Process.Start(startInfo);
}

I prefer it like that for nicer debugging

but no biggie

Hosch250

Debugging wasn't needed there.

Johan Larsson

I often have framework stepping enabled

exposing myself to the nasty stuff in the guts of wpf :)

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Registering and looking up aliases

I've taken a coding challenge as part of a job interview and the recruiting process. Sadly I didn't get through it and couldn't secure the job. I am wondering if anyone can help me out here and show me how it could've been done better. The problem was: The purpose of the class is to register ...

java interview-questions hash-map

Hosch250

Seems to work.

Office just got a quiet upgrade. Some nice, new goodies, such as navigating and saving a file with a custom name without opening the file explorer at all.

And a Black theme.

And Funnel charts and new formulas for Excel.

Mat's Mug

20:31

@Hosch250 eh, posted an answer.

@JohanLarsson haha yes, absolutely! (lol, I mentioned it in my review!)

actually, more like this:

private void ExecuteUriCommand(object parameter)
{
    Process.Start(new ProcessStartInfo(((Uri)parameter).AbsoluteUri));
}

Johan Larsson

parameter is a better name, +1

Mat's Mug

well, technically not - but given it's ICommand stuff...

Hosch250

I guess that is better...

Johan Larsson

But I'd at least cast on a separate line, then it is good if uri is available as name

Hosch250

The other way is much more convenient, though.

Johan Larsson

20:34

the lazy way?

Mat's Mug

there's a pattern that's consistent throughout Rubberduck's ViewModels; commands are always private readonly ICommand _fooCommand;

and initialized in the constructor

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Text 'guesser' / tumbler like animation

I made a tumbler thingy... Do you see possible bugs in the code or any improvements I could do? var text = "0000 ASCII (Listeni/ˈæski/ ass-kee), abbreviated from American Standard Code for Information Interchange,[1] is a character-encoding scheme (the IANA prefers the name US-ASCII[2]). ASC...

javascript

Hosch250

Not always. You should have told me that back when I was doing the settings.

Mat's Mug

hmm

Johan Larsson

consistency is nice, consistency > preference

Mat's Mug

20:35

I need to write less, review more

:)

Hosch250

And I copy/pastaed the first one from somewhere else in Rubberduck to see how it was done, so there is at least one other bad one out there.

Mat's Mug

the implementations are always private void ExecuteFooCommand(object parameter) and, when needed, private bool CanExecuteFooCommand(object parameter)

that makes the ctor initialization very clean I find

@Hosch250 to be clear: it's not bad ;-)

Johan Larsson

suggestion: make typed RelayComands: RelayComand and RelayComand<T>

Mat's Mug

they're actually DelegateCommand

Hosch250

I use RelayCommand when I design the framework, @Mat'sMug did these ones and did DelegateCommand.

Johan Larsson

20:38

@Mat'sMug just a different name no?

Mat's Mug

maybe. it gets confusing lol

Johan Larsson

sample implementation

The implementation for manually raising is verbose but nice.

Mat's Mug

github.com/rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck/blob/…

derived from: github.com/rubberduck-vba/Rubberduck/blob/…

Johan Larsson

using CommandManager.RequerySuggested is not good

Mat's Mug

hmm

Johan Larsson

20:40

works for small things but can be seriously slow for bigger things

Mat's Mug

interesting

Johan Larsson

nuget.org/packages/Gu.Wpf.Reactive

Mat's Mug

wait a sec

    public override event EventHandler CanExecuteChanged
    {
        add
        {
            CommandManager.RequerySuggested += value;
            base.CanExecuteChanged += value;
        }
        remove
        {
            CommandManager.RequerySuggested -= value;
            base.CanExecuteChanged -= value;
        }
    }

Johan Larsson

you can grab the nuget if you want

Mat's Mug

you have that ^^

    public event EventHandler CanExecuteChanged
    {
        add { CommandManager.RequerySuggested += value; }
        remove { CommandManager.RequerySuggested -= value; }
    }

we have this ^^

Quill

20:41

Retro Computing just moved to the commitment phase

Mat's Mug

wtf is the difference?

Johan Larsson

@Mat'sMug yep but that is not used for manually raising OnCanExecuteChanged

Wpf notifies there when something is clicked

Mat's Mug

yes

ah ok, I thought you were saying our commands were using that

Hosch250

Hi, @Rainbolt.

Johan Larsson

@Mat'sMug here is the stuff for manually raising

Hosch250

20:43

Bye, @Rainbolt.

Rainbolt

Hello friend!

Hosch250

Hi again.

Congrats on PPCG graduating.

P.S. I remember your first question and your first user name still.

Rainbolt

Haha. Rusher and his zombies.

Hosch250

The one about the rain falling in the squares, and it could overflow.

There was John too.

And zombies are CR things ;)

Quill

in The Nineteenth Byte, 24 secs ago, by Mego

Johan Larsson

20:46

@Mat'sMug this can be slow if you use it to manually raise the event.

I use the relaycommand only very rarely, the asynccommand and conditioncommand is usually a better fit for our stuff

Mat's Mug

woot-woot, rep-capped :)

@Quill so, Tiger for Golf, his computer for Programming/Code, and I guess, his relationships for Puzzles?

4

RoboSanta

Naruto answer; accepted non-selfie answer with 0 score: Perimeter of a polygon given its vertices python programming-challenge computational-geometry

Ripe zombie; open question with answers, at least one answer having score 0, no answer having score > 0: Factory dependency injector php dependency-injection factory-method

Quill

in The Nineteenth Byte, 11 mins ago, by Mego

the revised version is somehow worse

Jamal

21:02

@Mat'sMug Let's see if SE will be giving out CG-branded golf clubs as swag. ;-)

Duga

If you are looking for code review, you might want to take it to the code review SE — idjaw 26 secs ago

Mat's Mug

somehow I can't help but seeing that {} as a wink to CR (that's our badges icon... golfed)

Look! They golfed our badge icon!

I love the new phone chat

"file operation failed, you are borked" - I wonder if Jon Skeet is going to become active on CR one day. I find it thoroughly awesome that we have Eric Lippert reviewing beginner code :)

Duga

21:37

I've posted the complete service on CodeReview: codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/120914/… — G. Deward 28 secs ago

I've posted the complete service on CodeReview: codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/120914/… — G. Deward 31 secs ago

Captain Obvious

1

Q: Dependency injection with asp.net identity and property injection with dbcontext

I configure asp.net identity using simple injector var container = new Container(); container.Options.DefaultScopedLifestyle = new WebRequestLifestyle(); //Identity container.RegisterPerWebRequest<AppDbContext>(); container.RegisterPerWebRequest<IUserStore<User, int>>(() => new UserStore

c# dependency-injection

0

Q: Member-Specific Object Cache for Angular

I'm trying to build a reusable object cache for Angular. The goal is to: Cache objects by type; Prevent collisions and conflicts; Find objects by like property; and, Ensure caches are separated by the logged in user. I am using Satellizer to determine if the user is logged in. Each object's...

angular.js

Duga

possible answer invalidation by Mantichora on question by Mantichora: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/120905/revisions

Captain Obvious

0

Q: Playing with light switches

When you were a little kid, was indiscriminately flicking light switches super fun? I know it was for me. Let's tap into that and try to recall that feeling with today's challenge. Imagine a row of N light switches, each attached to a light bulb. All the bulbs are off to start with. You are going...

c++ oop c++11

Duga

possible answer invalidation by Jonathan on question by Jonathan: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/120906/revisions

Mat's Mug

@CaptainObvious @Phrancis remember "Flash tes lumières"? :D

Phrancis

21:50

@Mat'sMug LOLOL, JMP haven't heard about him in a long time

Mat's Mug

he's still around

Phrancis

Wow really?

Mat's Mug

well, not the show, the guy

Phrancis

Right... lol

Duga

This would probably be better on codereview.stackexchange.com — Jason S 12 secs ago

Phrancis

21:52

Does he do stand-up comedy or something like that?

Mat's Mug

yeah

Phrancis

Cool I'll look him up tonight

Mat's Mug

why are VBA devs such masochists?

2

Side question: if g_RS3 contains headings, then why isn't it called rsHeadings or something? — Mat's Mug 1 min ago

Duga

possible answer invalidation by Mantichora on question by Mantichora: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/120905/revisions

Mat's Mug

Because g_RS3 is being reused in many cases — FatBoySlim7 17 secs ago

cringes

My deepest sympathies. — Mat's Mug 5 secs ago

Phrancis

22:00

@Mat'sMug ~~Refactor > Rename~~ they need a Rubberduck

Mat's Mug

yes. and a chief monk to slap 'em

holroy

@Duga This does not seem OK... Somebody up for a rollback or two?

Mat's Mug

I wasn't sure

go ahead if you think it's not legit

Phrancis

Done

Captain Obvious

1

Q: Averaging a signal to remove noise with Python

I am working on a small project in the lab with an Arduino Mega 2560 board. I want to average the signal (voltage) of the positive-slope portion (rise) of a triangle wave to try to remove as much noise as possible. My frequency is 20Hz and I am working with a data rate of 115200 bits/second (fast...

python signal-processing

0

Q: Parsing function that injects test cases to TestRail

This function has the purpose of injecting test cases into TestRail, it was written in bit of a hurry and I know there is room for improvement, any input will be appreciated. def add_sections_and_test_cases(self, new_project_id, new_test_suite_id): """ """ new_sections_l...

python

Jeroen Vannevel

22:33

vimeo.com/156386590 +- 30:00

That LINQ debugger visualizer is absolutely amazing

200_success

22:48

This is a question for Stack Overflow, in my opinion:

1

Q: List of tuples generated through list comprehension

The function returns a list of tuples which is generated through list comprehension: getUserRatings :: String -> [Film] -> [(String,Int)] getUserRatings search database = [(title,rate) | (Film title _ _ ratings) <- database, (user,rate) <- ratings, search == user] Film is defined as: type Rat...

haskell

The code is short, and the question is specific.

Second opinions?

Elias Benevedes

Not much experience in haskell, but it looks like a simple and short algorithm that doesn't need a whole lot of changing

Dunno if it would be a good question on SO either

rolfl

Woot got swag.

Duga

23:14

This would probably be a better question for codereview.stackexchange.com. However, if there are required config options, I don't see how there is much choice but to force end users to initialize with their options. — Rob M. 10 secs ago

Captain Obvious

-1

Q: Creating exportable JavaScript module

I am trying to create a JavaScript module that would animate typed text in a similar fashion like the Slack homepage. My CodePen can be found here. My goal is to create a library that would be easy to implement, so you'd download the final .js file and just reference it in the index.html file fo...

javascript ecmascript-6 modules

Phrancis

Hmm, a box... :D

Quill

@Cap off-topic for code not included

Hosch250

23:29

I've not got any swag :'(

Quill

@Mat'sMug I wonder whether he got sent CR swag

Malachi

I got my swag today!

nhgrif

Mat's Mug

my 5th recommended badge is [badge:peer-pressure] ....

Malachi

is there a site that will teach me how to use Git Command line? kind of a beginner question, but I would like to get the basics down before monday

Mat's Mug

23:40

@Malachi gitanswers.stackexchange.com

Aqua Tart

I'm not sure, but if you have questions about git you can ask on Super User.

nhgrif

Do you know how to use git gui?

Mat's Mug

@nhgrif that's looking good!

Malachi

the employer wants me to know how to use the command line

SirPython

@Malachi How about this?

Malachi

23:41

and I don't know the workings of Git that well either, enough to get by

@SirPython thank you.

Zak

— Alexander O'Mara yesterday

Mat's Mug

@SirPython ooh nice! bookmarked

Malachi

I am going to learn AngularJS, Git Command line, Linq and MVC before Monday...

Zak

Ah non-printable characters. Such a pain.

RubberDuck

@Malachi Hey! I think I got this broken chat thing working!

Nope. Lost the menu.

Malachi

23:43

????

Johan Larsson

@Mat'sMug the topic came up

RubberDuck

mobile chat...

Malachi

lol

nhgrif

!!‮ kc̠̬u̲̖̤s͇ s̼̬͚̬ͅn̜̘̘̞̩̻o͎͈i͇̖̣̥t͓͍͖ci̯̬̪̟̖͔r̯t͉̪s͕e̦̣̖͇r͕̯͔͈̳̘̗ ͍̼͇ͅyr̩̻͍̼̤̘a͙͈̙̗͕r̮͔̟̦̹̣̳t̯̲̺i̦̗̮̼b̜̦̻̻̞ͅr̘̯̦̯̬a̪ ,̤͍͈͎h͔͔̪̩͇̗a̖͚̝͎e̤͇Y̟ — JonasCz yesterday

Mat's Mug

@JohanLarsson well, I haven't had issues since I registered the event in my CommandBase implementation.. but it's good to know I guess

Vogel612

23:47

@Malachi wildlyinaccurate.com/a-hackers-guide-to-git

^^ If you read and understand that you're not just good at git, you're frigging awesome

Malachi

how do I attach Linqpad with SQL Express?

Duga

possible answer invalidation by Lubos Menus on question by Lubos Menus: codereview.stackexchange.com/posts/120925/revisions

Vogel612

@Duga seems okay. answer may have been premature and wasn't present when the edit happened

Malachi

I am just thinking out loud...or not out loud... I have an idea is what I am trying to say.

Mat's Mug

TTFQW

Phrancis

23:57

lol 7pm, go home

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