jonnii

That is exactly what is happening in high frequency trading. Firms are paying crazy money to be colocated in the same data centers as the exchanges.

You can change jobs on an H1B, if you're planning on working in the US it's probably your best option unless you can quality for an O1. I can tell you most people on an E2, an L1 or comparable visa would give their left arm to be on an H1B if they have any intent to stay in the US.

Probably not for the same reason this isn't concerning:

https://www.google.com/trends/explore?q=vue.js,react.js

I have the same problem. list-view 2.0 exists as a branch on krisseldens github (https://github.com/krisselden/list-view/network) and there have been other people forking from there. The implementation is _much_ simpler now due to glimmer, no more needing to get funky with ember internals. So it's essentially a re-write.

I haven't tried the 2.0 branch myself, but it _should_ be a drop in replacement.

When you say "Ember seems to do too much", can you give me an example? I'm interested in understanding why it has this reputation of being bloated.

Have you looked at octopus deploy? (octopusdeploy.com/) We've switched over all of our server deployments to it and it's great.

If they can convince Zibetto on 6th Ave to sign up I'll immediately give them $45/month. It'll save me a fortune!

I write a lot of ember.

It can, occasionally, be frustrating (for example run loop craziness), but in my opinion it's no more frustrating than working with any other stateful front end framework (WPF, backbone etc...).

There are some really good cheap prosumer level EEG devices on the market now, for example the Avatar EEG (http://avatareeg.com/) and a few of the Emotiv devices.

I've been working on a side project (https://octopusmetrics.com) that allows you to connect these devices to your computer to record, visualize and analyze your EEG data in the browser. I think it's great that there are people out there thinking about how to do this more cheaply as it'll bring _real_ EEG devices into the price range where it'll be more available to hobbyists.

I believe volume licenses apply after 100 users, but even so there is a rather large price difference.

There's a lot of things wrong with ClickOnce. IIRC chrome's installer only uses clickonce as a bootstrapping mechanism for the _actual_ installer.

Problems:

* Can't choose installation path * No offline installation * Hard (impossible?) to use with a CDN.

Here's an example of how to turn a directory of precompiled binaries into a click once package using powershell:

https://gist.github.com/jonnii/2628150

My powershell isn't _great_, so forgive any powershell oddities, but notice how much you have to massage the output of the mage tools to actually get it to do what you want.

Or maybe try Shimmer?

https://github.com/github/Shimmer

Quickly, everyone convert their C to javascript!

I'm not sure tbh, we haven't had that problem yet.

I'm using this and it works great. We even managed to get it deploy to heroku, which was pretty magic.

And Emu:

* https://github.com/charlieridley/emu/

Everything is in this pull request, including the guides/samples.

bewbs

EDIT: Actually maybe more like sea urchins?

Damn, I was going to buy 5 team city agent licenses, but they're not on sale! =(

Unless you work for Elliott Management you know nothing about their investment strategy, other than it makes profit.

Now they just have to write the other '90%'.

Good baseballers play for glory, not money nor power.

Indeed. I was the best man at his wedding.

My best friend from highschool has ended up in this world through his passion for all things sartorial (http://www.thearmourystore.com/).

He was involved in creating a wonderful documentary that follows suit makers of Naples called O'Mast (http://vimeo.com/16443611), which even for someone like me who knows nothing about suits was really interesting. I suggest checking it out as it'll give you an idea of the kind of skill required to make a custom made suit.

No matter what you may think about spending $4000 on a suit, it's a shame to see this kind of craftmanship dying out =(

There's a chrome extension called Vimium which does the same thing.

With the exception of JFK.

I'll see your Michigan left and raise you a magic roundabout

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_Roundabout_(Swindon)

I'm glad my browser doesn't support RSS natively when other apps offer a far greater experience. Have you tried the safari rss reader? It's awful.

As a chrome user I'm happy that it does one thing well and that's displaying web pages. Now I'm free to use any online RSS reader I want and be able to access my RSS feeds from anywhere.

Photos, Music, Video. It all adds up.

Oh and my .vimrc is about 3gb now too.

But it's google! They might buy your company and make you rich beyond your wildest dreams!