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I have a few friends who are computer science graduates; some in their phd some in the industry and they gave me a similar answer. This was also my way of thinking about it, as I have a couple of years of experience in sys-admin and devops. However, when I asked economists from my uni I got a different kind of argument. Network effects in academia hold back the adoption of new programming languages as you are kind of forced to work with what your advisor / co-author works with, unless what you are doing does not need to be in the same language necessarily.
As an RA I had to work in stata when working on things that I would have to share with the rest of team. When replicating papers I had to use the provided codes to save time. In the end, when I was pressed for time, I started using python because I wanted to automate everything, down to the pdf reports.
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 2027
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000