In article <399F7F7A.46272FE3 / austin.ibm.com>,
Conrad Schneiker  <schneik / austin.ibm.com> wrote:
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>Does anyone know the answer to this question for Perl and Python?
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No.  No one knows.

I occasionally work to document this question.  At one time,
for example, essentially all of Amazon and the Internet Movie
Data Base were Perl CGI.  Those certainly are multi-person-year
achievements.  I know of other examples from physics and mole-
cular biology of biiiiiiig calculations managed with these
languages.

I'll probably have a few slivers of time I can put over the
next month to researching similar frontier points for Python
and Perl.  Do people care about these kinds of results?
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