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We've all heard the same story: the "free lunch" for developers is over. The exponential rocket ride of single-processor performance is no longer feasible, and in order to sustain Moore's Law, scaling out with more processor cores is now the convention. Developers eager to give their software a performance boost can no longer simply wait for the next generation of hardware; instead they must write more concurrent code in order to maximize utilization of the available CPUs.