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And how many of those CDF files will still be readable in ten years?
by derleth 15y ago
And how many of those CDF files will still be readable in ten years?
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- taliesinb 15y agoSo Wolfram Research has been around for 25 years, which is geological time for a software company. It has a (several) niches, and its technology is so far ahead of its competitors that I think the answer to your question is: all of them.
- derleth 15y agoI don't believe you. If this doesn't take off, Wolfram dumps the project, removes the software from its website and other channels, and the documents are worthless. If I invest in this, I'm betting Wolfram is going to boil the ocean or is going to be cost-insensitive regarding how much it takes to keep this available. Neither of those sound like good bets.