The data analysis software using in Formula 1 (mandated by the SECU) - http://www.mclaren.com/appliedtechnologies/products/item/atl...

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.

I really enjoyed this article. Great job.

Will this work with VS Code? If not now, in the future?

VS Code does not currently support extensions/plugins. The team has confirmed they're coming at some point[1] but we'll need to see how they set it up to determine the best approach to building an F# plugin for it.

Ionide definitely won't be compatible out the gate, but if the API isn't too different we might be able to reuse some of what we've already done.

The best case scenario would be the if plugin system supports dlls so that we could use the FSharp.Compiler.Service directly[2]

[1] http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/293070-visual-studi...

[2] http://fsharp.github.io/FSharp.Compiler.Service/

Understood. Thanks! Nice work.

VS Code is using Omnisharp[1] which is build on top of Roslyn so as for now it supports only C# / VB. As far as I know they are working on adding plugin support for it for non-Roslyn language so maybe in the future we will have F# plugin there ( actually, as far as I know, that's MSFT plan for adding F# support in VS Code)

Since VS Code is built not on top of Atom but on top of Electron[2] both projects share just "lower level" possibilities and will both build different abstractions layers on top of it. Unless VS Code team chooses to build very similar API to Atom one direct porting won't be easy.

[1] http://www.omnisharp.net/

[2] https://github.com/atom/electron

"better"

I'm interested what the data shows for workplace productivity and quality (not just quantity) in such an environment. Specifically in engineering, is there not evidence to suggest that longer hours and more pressure does not get more done? (e.g. Peopleware et al)

Thanks, we posted at the same time.

Making unsubstantiated claims such as those of the parent is what drives the anti-EU right in the UK.

At least on HN, show me the numbers.

Yeah, those Cambridge idiots were probably drunk when they conducted their research and produced their report.

You're probably best off just trusting your gut instinct on these things.

Those Cambridge people depend on immigration to pay their fees. They're hardly unbiased.

Do you really seriously think that an increasing population could ever lead to falling demand for housing? How would that one work?

The charts in their "study" show clearly. Immigration increases, house prices increase.

Nigel? Is that you?

Cite them then. You are the one making the claims! Demonstrate your point is based on something other than xenophobic rhetoric!

Markets are not always linear...

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 not be available on non-Windows platforms. That has always been the case and will remain so - it has a far to deep integration with the OS for it to ever be platform independent and a reimplementation would be an absolutely ginormous effort.

Thanks for clarifying.

And on a tangent, I guess the WPF thing was expected. But! I also thought WPF is mostly a re-implementation of all the windows widgets on top of a framebuffer - it doesn't use native win32 buttons, dropdowns, text rendering, etc etc...?

It doesn't depend on Win32, but MilCore depends on DirectX 9, so I guess it would be hard to port to other platforms.

If the authors have genuinely copied CSS and icons (I haven't checked) then I would expect Trello Inc. to pursue the authors for copyright infringement (justifiably).

The point is to be very precise with the criticism. Is the work stolen (protected by copyright law) or is it just a convincing clone?

They have clearly original Trello content checked in the repository.

Fine. That's infringement!