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Subject: Re: Soviet Computer Science?
Message-ID: <1709@qubix.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 12-Jul-86 14:18:15 EDT
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Posted: Sat Jul 12 14:18:15 1986
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> In article <359@nike.UUCP>, watson@nike.UUCP (John S. Watson) writes:
> > Being a curious soul I've often wonder what computer language (systems)
> > is used by a typical Soviet computer scientist.   

Depends on what they've managed to steal recently.

> Of course this is only one person, but a person who used to work here
> had just came from the Soviet Union, and she was quite knowledgeable
> in 360 assembler and Fortran.  Obviously they have the equivalent of
> IBM over there.

> Kenneth Ng

Obviously they've managed to illegally obtain U.S. technology - which,
of course, they are now testing in Afghanistan :-(
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