severus

Wow, that book is expensive!!

These are really cool - I wonder how the artists actually managed to do these - did they get official maps? I wonder if there are any exposing the many layers of stations inaccessible to the public, as described here:

http://www.michalpaszkiewicz.co.uk/blog/tflhiddendungeons/in...

Typescript has pretty good support for react and redux.

:-o I didn't know!

Apache Kafka isn't an event storage system. The author must mean Akka.

I am already in UK and getting as many offers as before any brexit talk. Have always and will always (unless they're amazing offers) reject

Only interesting book I could see was about Mesopotamia. The author's fear of technical books is worrying - if you don't start reading hard at one point, you never will. The list he has compiled will merely skim the surface of many unrelated topics and make the author form uneducated biased opinions, since he won't be getting into the gritty realitiesof the matters.

1. Public Transport.

2. Funding/Capacity.

3. More money.

Yes

I want to improve my maths so that I can open up the amount of books and articles I can read and understand.

(i've read 46 books this year so far, most of which were non-fiction)

Start with reading fiction. That should be easy. Move on to history - it should be harder language, but still attention grabbing. Once you are comfortable with that, start moving towards reading textbooks. One thing I do is always read a fiction in between two textbooks - it keeps your motivation up.

That's been there for at least half a decade

I can't wait to see if we will be able to teach bees 2 or 3 stage processes...

The colours of the Ghosts are totally wrong...