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I went to a talk given by one of the most senior guys at Microsoft Research, and it seems that they work on interesting problems there. One of the few gems in t
by elbenshira 16y ago
I went to a talk given by one of the most senior guys at Microsoft Research, and it seems that they work on interesting problems there. One of the few gems in the dark Microsoft mine, I suppose.
- Locke1689 16y agoOh come on, that's bullshit. Microsoft Research is working on a whole bunch of stuff. Anyone in OS research knows how often MSR appears on the most influential papers.
- ugh 16y agoI don’t get it.
- Locke1689 16y agoMaybe I misunderstood. I thought One of the few gems in the dark Microsoft mine, I suppose. meant that he didn't think Microsoft does anything notable anymore.
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- Kliment 16y agoI interpret it as thinking Microsoft as a whole is the dark mine, and MSR is the gem.
- Locke1689 16y agoOK, well that's not really true either. To say that there is no cross over from MSR to product development is incorrect. I know for a fact that SQL server has been inspired by MSR and vice versa.