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It likely helps that physics puts a hard constraint on things. Over the last decade or two, the physics of computing (aka the hardware) have been changing just
by digi_owl 10y ago
It likely helps that physics puts a hard constraint on things. Over the last decade or two, the physics of computing (aka the hardware) have been changing just as much as the software.
Maybe there is a reason why we seem to see the most impressive code work on "constrained" devices like the C64.
- jacquesm 10y agoYes, I suspect this is the case, Moore's law gave us an extremely easy 'out' of many problems that we refused to look into the eye and hopefully now that that has more or less run its course we will finally be able to re-focus on learning our craft properly because there are no free lunches to be had any more.