Distributed Programming is Hard! 
-  1000's of processors require 1000's of programs.
 -  Need to keep processors busy.
 -  Processors must be  synchronized so they do not
interfere with each other.
 -  Need to avoid bottlenecks (most of the processors waiting
for service from one processor).
 -  Some machines may become:
and they may change into these states while your application is running.
 -  If a machine does not have the data it needs, it must get the
data via the network.
 -  Many machines share one (slow) network.
 -  Parts of the network can fail too.
 
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