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Computers then and now—part 2

Wilkes, 1996

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9583968335483015944
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Wilkes M
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Proceedings of the 1996 ACM 24th annual conference on Computer science

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By 1967, when I delivered my Turing lecture'Computers Then and Now'[1], the computer field was well on its way to assuming its modem form. Progress had been made with high level languages (including the scientific study of their syntax), operating systems (including …
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