jlyke

Replying late. This is also one of the best ways to ensure that you are eating better food. In my experience, it is much easier to cook a dinner with good food than to buy one. If I have leftovers of good food, I can turn one decision to eat better into two the next day.

Excellent read, thanks for sharing.

Great advice. Other examples include extra standing (desk?), biking to work, and taking the stairs.

1) Open Firefox, browse to http://www.ubuntu.com/tour/ 2) Open another Firefox. Isn't happy about browsing to http://www.ubuntu.com/tour/ :(

Looking forward to installing and checking out the improvements!

I'm not sure that we used the same method to get to this part, but I too ran into this output.

Interested in seeing how my solution was off, and if I was thinking about it the wrong way. Any luck?

Contact info?

This technique reminds me of Lambda Lifting: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_lifting

Do you have any better examples? I'd like to learn more about where this would fit in a real app.

I'd like to second the architecture side of this question. I'd love to see more on why and where a particular technology fits into web apps. Recently there has been a lot of popularity with Node.js, Backbone.js, and even Knockout.js. How and Where do these fit? What design decisions were made to achieve this?

That was an interesting read. So, any alumni still in Austin working on a start-up?