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I think many people are missing what's happening here. This isn't the first time we have seen lots of churn. Every time some group discovers something "new" the
by gravypod 10y ago
I think many people are missing what's happening here. This isn't the first time we have seen lots of churn. Every time some group discovers something "new" they latch on to it and try to shape it in their image of what is the best. This is natural and important.
Even looking back about 20 years, how many companies where making CPUs? How many different architectures where there? How many companies where making PC clones?
Remember
RISC is going to change everything - Hackers
We get fanatical about random things every few years because the technology is generally good, then we all thing "that's stupid I like it better like this" and after a few years of unmaintainable messes we settle on the middle ground that most people are ok with (x86).
This is natural the world isn't ending