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A lot of people (except hardburn) are missing an important point: we're talking about Microsoft Research here, not an actual product development place. The way research in company like that works is something like:
There aren't any rules about which products they have to use, or whether they have to stick to the company line or anything like that. They are given a lot of freedom. Hell, the researchers probably didn't write the actual code themselves. Many researchers just stick to the "soft" theoretical part, and leave it to a grad-student intern (a code monkey) to implement and prototype their ideas. In reply to Re: Perl in the "Microsoft Research Center"
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