Re: forwarded msg: Ve^` vu. GS Tuye^'n

[Aiviet Nguyen <aiviet@cat.syr.edu>]

Hi Anh Tuan Anh Minh,
  Ca'i ma` anh Tua^'n no'i thi` no'i chung la` ddu'ng. Tru+` mo^.t so^' 
nga`nh nhu+ Computer Science, Vie^~n tho^ng, Ta`i Chi'nh ra. Nha6"t la` 
ca'c nga`nh co^ng nghie^.p ddang hot. Lu'c ddo' thi` tha^'y ra(`ng industry
is too far ahead.

  Cheers
  Aiviet
  

On Wed, 18 Jun 1997, Tuan V Nguyen wrote:

> 
> Hello Minh and all,
> 
> >     Theo to^i thi` so^' lu*o*ng ba`i dda(ng kho^ng pha?i la` quan tro.ng.
> >     I only can aim for 2-3 papers, but they MUST be good. If somebdy is in 
> >     EDA ( Electronics Design Automation ) cha('c la` bie^'t Keurt Ketzer, o^ng
> >     na`y no^?i tie^'ng la` vi` mo^.t revolutionary paper in logic synthesis.
> >     Hie^.n o^ng ta ddang la`m Chief Scientist _ Vice President ha~ng to^i.
> 
>         2 or 3 papers is OK for a PhD thesis. I have seen theses which have
> only "in press" papers or even no papers. Some only have abstracts.
> 
>     
> >     Anther point. In the US, work ( job ) IS most important.  I admire those
> >     scientists who can apply their ideas into industry. There are many Ph.D
> >     holders that can not find a job and finally return to school to do post-D.
> 
>         This is a typical industrial viewpoint!
> 
>         There are ideas which are 20 years ahead of industrial application.
> Also, there are ideas which are expensive, not cost-benefit for industry. 
> 
> >     
> >     "Be^n tie^`, be^n tie^'ng, be^n na`o na(.ng ho*n ?"
> 
>         Minh, have you heard "Co' tie^'ng thi` kho^ng co' mie^'ng"? There is
> no between, guy! Decide now: what do you want? fame or money? not both.
> 
> >minh _ still wrestling with my paper.
> 
> 
>         Good luck!
> 
>         Tuan
> 
>