clonnholm

Thanks! Glad you like it. We are currently busy doing the same for the Unreal Engine 4.

In Sweden: http://www.muchdifferent.com

It is actually a non-profit organisation without any shareholders but it is controlled by its employees.

(I work there)

Well done.

I can't help but feel that this post was a beginning of a "goodbye".

Having been part of building software network systems that I recognize your problem (and solution) as it fits well with this engineering domain and that you need clear priorities so when a system get stressed, it can handle the workload gracefully. Maybe this is my way of "imagining my problems as a friend's".

Sweden also have surprisingly many millionaires as well (69,800 millionaires) of a population of 9,5 million. The number have increased significantly the last years.

http://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=2054&art...

As a Swede who have started businesses in Finland, South Korea and Lithuania, I do agree with the article that Sweden is the easiest country to start and run a company in. And the relative high taxes is nothing that bother me at all. I don't mind paying more if the service provided by it was justified.

We are looking into cancer research and general cell research from a software engineering perspective. It is very early stages but we have a cooperation with one of the major research teams at Karolinska Institutet.

With we, I mean http://www.muchdifferent.com, a non-profit that make 70% of our business by providing network tools for the video games industry. But we do all kind of stuff and most of it is not public yet. Anyway, when we started this "company" four years ago, it was centered around the same spirit you mentioned; taking talent seriously and solving really hard problems. We still believe in these things but we are a little bit exhausted. Venturing into cancer research has been refreshing and by recruiting the help of like-minded capable people, we hope to improve and be able to inspire our surrounding.