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Episode 27: High-Performance Computing and the 1950s

The podcast for programmers who want to become software engineers. Software engineering analysis and reflection from Graham Lee, a software engineering educator, practitioner and researcher with two decades of field experience. Coming to you from https://www.sicpers.info.

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Episode 27: High-Performance Computing and the 1950s

Episode 27: High-Performance Computing and the 1950s