In other words: breadth-first search is better when dealing with hard problems

their guilt/punishment is a separate legal case, Kasparov said he is planning to sue the arresting officers in court

some papers by Nicira's CTO: http://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&q=martin+casado&...

Porting researchy Matlab code to optimized Fortran or C could potentially give you the same results as throwing more hardware at the problem, but cheaper and probably faster.

But unless the optimizations change the complexity, you're still going to be very limited: the constant factors may let you go from 1 cell in Matlab to 100 cells in C on the same hardware, but that's still just 100 cells and now you're stuck.

Igvita is great.

cycling

what's his email? I have a great idea for a new startup

thezuck@hotmail.com

Is the question and answer an inside joke? I don't get it.

take the job, Google on your resume is a very strong signal regardless of what you do, it will open lots of doors

If we're talking "strong signals," well, he already has MS on his resume. That's a pretty big signal.