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I conceded in one of my previous comments¹ that "that's how you sell" (being focused in the short term if not on "now"). If, however, one designs an architectur
by restalis 10y ago
I conceded in one of my previous comments¹ that "that's how you sell" (being focused in the short term if not on "now"). If, however, one designs an architecture for the long term, then "one boot fits all" should be out of the question, on principle. Of course we have an inertia that will keep things going as they are for some time, but if one thinks about designing something afresh, then the lesson learned from the cache model experiment is not one that should be glossed over.
¹ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12186357 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12186357
- oldmanjay 10y agoYou seem to forget that trying to plan long-term technology trends is folly, because no one gets to be the technology dictator. What you ascribe to inertia is better assigned to evolution.