ngneer

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   by ngneer 11y ago

   By solving 2-SAT in exponential time and generalizing :)
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   by ngneer 11y ago

   The above may have been tongue in cheek, alluding to the many startups seeking to classify software as malicious or benign. At the theoretical limit, it is difficult to say what a program will do. But that has not prevented many from sellin
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   by ngneer 11y ago

   I stand corrected. Am I to understand that finishing a degree actually closes doors as opposed to opens them in Korea? That a degree earned in Korea is not worth much elsewhere? And that in two years she will have further cemented a life th
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   by ngneer 11y ago

   She can do it when she is young after finishing the degree. She will still be young at 21 and she will still be able to afford risk at that point. The other thing to note is that people found companies at all sorts of ages. If she has that
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   by ngneer 11y ago

   Do not quit your degree! The founders do not have your best interests at heart, their minds are focused on the success of the venture. They cannot offer you a degree, whereas a degree can offer you future opportunities. Whether the appeal o
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   by ngneer 11y ago

   I am in the exact same position. Summarizing the responses, the short answer to your question is no, there is no escape.
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   by ngneer 11y ago

   READING THE THREAD IS DEPRESSING AND ENCOURAGING BUT THE SHORT ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION SEEMS TO BE NO