I think it's referring to the performance-orientated nature of modern cycling. Like many sports it has become a highly technical pursuit that requires exceptional levels of attention to detail.
Understood. Thanks! Nice work.
Cite them then. You are the one making the claims! Demonstrate your point is based on something other than xenophobic rhetoric!
Please make a citation that it is explicitly EU migration that is the cause of the housing shortage.
It is fairly clear on the GitHub repositories. It's not a reimplementation but a gradual publish of existing code, upgraded to meet the required standards (some of it was not written with being open in mind). WPF will…
It is also common place in F1, particularly during winter testing and occasionally FP1.
Indeed but McLaren and Williams manufacturer their own gearbox.
That isn't the case.
FYI, the 1.6l (turbo) engine was introduced to increase relevance to road cars, not to reduce costs.
I don't know how that price is arrived at but it's totally not realistic. I would expect to spend ~1.5K on VS2013 Professional plus associated dev. tools (R#, dotTrace etc).
If they get this to market, I'm in.
I can confirm it too. Scary stuff. This is going to cause real world problems for a lot of people. I am done with Facebook now. Bye.
Indeed. But I can't help but think that is the point he was making.
I disagree. I seldom meet a talented programmer who isn't able to articulate themselves very well.
Plenty of Dijkstra's points remain relevant today. My favourite (and I completely agree): "Besides a mathematical inclination, an exceptionally good mastery of one's native tongue is the most vital asset of a competent…
Is it me or is Aqua being dropped?
Thanks for taking the time and the link. But I'm not sure that thread answers any of the above concerns, really. "We have a shoe-string budget, no equipment beyond our own personal phones and laptops, no office space…
Thanks for answering. You continue to ignore my legitimate concerns, however.
Bit different.
I don't think I have actually ever said it verbally - but in my head I've always read suk-EY. I would imagine you are correct, though.
Indeed. I don't expect to be an avid reader but I wouldn't mind the opportunity. I'm with Gruber - this is doomed.
Whilst I commend any attempt to avoid the police kettling we have seen in the UK at recent demonstrations, I have a number of concerns about Sukey which I made to them at launch - and never received a response. I will…
Is The Daily available outside the US?
Yes. In any case, it's not a big deal. If it was any other way, we all would have hacked it by now.
I don't agree. A simple keyword match does not determine if a keyword result is suggesting that I break the law in any given region. "Ubuntu torrent" being a prime example of this.
I think it's referring to the performance-orientated nature of modern cycling. Like many sports it has become a highly technical pursuit that requires exceptional levels of attention to detail.
Understood. Thanks! Nice work.
Cite them then. You are the one making the claims! Demonstrate your point is based on something other than xenophobic rhetoric!
Please make a citation that it is explicitly EU migration that is the cause of the housing shortage.
It is fairly clear on the GitHub repositories. It's not a reimplementation but a gradual publish of existing code, upgraded to meet the required standards (some of it was not written with being open in mind). WPF will…
It is also common place in F1, particularly during winter testing and occasionally FP1.
Indeed but McLaren and Williams manufacturer their own gearbox.
That isn't the case.
FYI, the 1.6l (turbo) engine was introduced to increase relevance to road cars, not to reduce costs.
I don't know how that price is arrived at but it's totally not realistic. I would expect to spend ~1.5K on VS2013 Professional plus associated dev. tools (R#, dotTrace etc).
If they get this to market, I'm in.
I can confirm it too. Scary stuff. This is going to cause real world problems for a lot of people. I am done with Facebook now. Bye.
Indeed. But I can't help but think that is the point he was making.
I disagree. I seldom meet a talented programmer who isn't able to articulate themselves very well.
Plenty of Dijkstra's points remain relevant today. My favourite (and I completely agree): "Besides a mathematical inclination, an exceptionally good mastery of one's native tongue is the most vital asset of a competent…
Is it me or is Aqua being dropped?
Thanks for taking the time and the link. But I'm not sure that thread answers any of the above concerns, really. "We have a shoe-string budget, no equipment beyond our own personal phones and laptops, no office space…
Thanks for answering. You continue to ignore my legitimate concerns, however.
Bit different.
I don't think I have actually ever said it verbally - but in my head I've always read suk-EY. I would imagine you are correct, though.
Indeed. I don't expect to be an avid reader but I wouldn't mind the opportunity. I'm with Gruber - this is doomed.
Whilst I commend any attempt to avoid the police kettling we have seen in the UK at recent demonstrations, I have a number of concerns about Sukey which I made to them at launch - and never received a response. I will…
Is The Daily available outside the US?
Yes. In any case, it's not a big deal. If it was any other way, we all would have hacked it by now.
I don't agree. A simple keyword match does not determine if a keyword result is suggesting that I break the law in any given region. "Ubuntu torrent" being a prime example of this.