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   by nnnnnnnninnnnnn 13y ago

   You're making writing multi-threaded code sound like a herculean task. Sure, doing MT with mutexes is a pain, but programming with actors (message passing) is simpler. You can easily scale this for variable number of cores.
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   by nnnnnnnninnnnnn 13y ago

   I assume the differentiating factor here is the quality of the courses, Georgia Tech is ranked in top 10 for CS grad school. Also your tuition was low due to the fact that you were an in state student, out of state tuition is much more exp
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   by nnnnnnnninnnnnn 14y ago

   See http://sympy.org/en/index.html . I've been using this for a while.
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   by nnnnnnnninnnnnn 14y ago

   I'm not sure why you're talking about "firing" customers. That might be the equivalent of teachers firing student's parents? Anyways, what I was trying to get at is that people working at a company choose to work there, MOST of the time t
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   by nnnnnnnninnnnnn 14y ago

   You do however get to control who your engineers are. It's rather difficult for a teacher to "fire" a student.