Thank goodness someone said it.

Thank goodness someone said it. I get tired of using ancient software that's older than me for relatively simply tasks that should have long ago been coded into a higher level of abstraction. I programmed a pair-correlation function calculation routine using MPI once -- yech. Fortran, MPI, even C to an extent -- can we please move on? I don't understand why the scientific community is so reluctant to embrace change. It seriously doesn't take that long to learn a new language or a platform like Github (yeah, that's still considered "new" in the scientific community), and the time investment more than pays itself back many times over.

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Thank goodness someone said it.

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