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This was the God <OG> physics journal of the early 20th century, before the <Nazis> fucked German science back to the <Middle Ages>!

Notable papers:
* <Annus Mirabilis papers>


Annalen der Physik

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It gets the job done, but cannot make a large codebase DRY without insanity.

As of 2020, C is like <Latin>, and we are in the <Middle Ages>, where it has become a <lingua franca>.

It is interesting to note how late C appeared: 1972, compared e.g. to <Fortran> which is from 1957. This is basically because C was a "systems programming language", i.e. with focus on pointer manipulation, and because early computers were so weak, there was no operating system or many software layers in the early days. Fortran however was a numerical language, and it ran directly on bare metal, an application that existed before systems programming.

Examples under \a[c].


C (programming language)

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The strongest are:
* early 20th century: <Annalen der Physik>: God <OG> physics journal of the early 20th century, before the <Nazis> fucked German science back to the <Middle Ages>
* 20s/30s: <Nature (journal)> started picking up strong
* 40s/50s: <American> journals started to come in strong after all the genius <Jews> escaped from <Germany>, notably <Physical Review Letters>


Ciro Santilli @cirosantilli 37

 Incoming links: Middle Ages