From Mission: Impossible to Mission: Unplannable

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Intel's James Reinders finds more software developers are interested in concurrency, but they have a new excuse for not diving in: No time. Is this an improvement on the old complaint (concurrency is too difficult) or is an excuse just an excuse?

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