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# A Simple C++ Project Structure
-One of the things I need in my new job is a bunch of blazingly fast [daemons](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing)) to capture market information and trade data. I prototyped them in Ruby to see what comes down the line, **but I have the need, the need for speed.** Which means I need a UNIX C or C++ framework.
+One of the things I need is a bunch of blazingly fast [daemons](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(computing)) to capture market information and trade data. I prototyped them in Ruby to see what comes down the line, **but I have the need, the need for speed.** Which means I need a UNIX C or C++ framework.
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