Lecture at think-cell in Berlin, Germany 2015
November 5, 2015
On November 5 we welcomed nearly 40 students from Berlin and Potsdam to a lecture on concurrent programming at our office. Valentin Ziegler, senior software engineer at think-cell, talked about the C++ Memory Model. We were thrilled to see that many students arrived an hour early in order to experience the buzz of a fast-paced software company first hand, and to ask questions about our development. And as mental exercise is exercise, too, our lecture was accompanied by drinks and snacks, and followed by a delicious buffet.
Did you miss Valentin's lecture? Watch it on our Talks & publications website.
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