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Monthly Archives: January 2009
From Research to Product… and More Research
Alisson Sol, from Microsoft Research, gave us a talk explaining his ideas on how developpers can work in cooperation with researchers to bring their concepts to market, and how Microsoft is working to streamline this process. As a bonus, he pointed me to some intriguing current research at Microsoft. Continue reading
Language Mishaps: Looking for Perfection
The wait for the “Perfect Programming Language” might be a long one. Continue reading
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End of Winter Break
After the break, back-to-work under the snow in one of the harsher European winters seen of recent. I am glad that I’ve got my seasonal flu before the break, since I have so much work to finish before coming back … Continue reading
