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Hi, I'm Brian 👋🏻 👨🏻‍💻

At work I help build the SQL Server Database Engine @ Microsoft. In my free time I enjoy collaborating on open source software. I enjoy doing drive by PR's to repositories in need of some ❤️. I'm interested in systems level software in general, debugging and debuggers, databases, operating systems, static and dynamic language analysis, program langauges and build systems.

Projects:

Where to find me:

  • It's easy to catch me on email.
  • Scrolling on Twitter
  • Writing up something on bjg.io
  • Ocassionally on LinkedIn

Feel free to get in contact!

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  1. Command Line UI for managing Azure DevOps Pull Requests

    C# 1 1

  2. The Serenity Operating System 🐞

    C++ 6.6k 576

  3. An Adaptive Range Filter Implementation In Elixir

    Elixir 2

  4. run-down protection in rust.

    Rust

  5. A collection of debugging stories. PRs welcome (sorry for the backlog) :-)

    3.2k 131

  6. Todoist command line client, written in rust.

    Rust 4

557 contributions in the last year

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Activity overview
Contributed to bgianfo/pr-dash, SerenityOS/serenity, bgianfo/rust-run-down and 5 other repositories
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Contribution activity

July 2020

Created a pull request in lunaryorn/git-gone that received 2 comments

Explictly specify [[bin]] target in Cargo.toml

Cargo has been unable to install git-gone since v0.3.0 in my environment. Cargo consistently fails with: no targets specified in the manifest eithe…

+5 −1 2 comments

Created an issue in lunaryorn/git-gone that received 9 comments

cargo install consistently fails with: no targets specified in the manifest

I haven't been able to install git-gone using cargo install since v0.3.0. I get the following error on all point releases since: error: failed to d…

9 comments
2 contributions in private repositories Jul 14

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