[Tim] > These kinds of things get done by legions of grad students in > search of a thesis ... [Samuele Pedroni] > in which case then typically portability, long term > maintainability and absence of rough edges are quite irrelevant. At first, yes, but it's not irrelevant that *something* gets done. For example, countless now-defunct Lisp companies were based on the founder(s)'s grad work, and a huge (relative to the size of the community) amount of Lisp compiler knowledge is still available for the grabbing. Even if you don't look at a lick of that code, the heritage of published papers is priceless. Or worthless, to judge from how often it's referenced <0.1 wink>.
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