> operating systems and hardware all move at lightning pace not really, last big leap was the ability to unlock gpu for stream processing, and that's it. it's

> operating systems and hardware all move at lightning pace not really, last big leap was the ability to unlock gpu for stream processing, and that's it. it's quite faster today as ten or one year ago, but at it's core it's still a von neumann machine and not much has been discovered ever since, mostly we're repackaging under a new name things that have been discovered in the 70s', like the thick vs thin client debate, which played more or less the same over and over again as the bottleneck switched from bandwidth to latency to client performances, the last iteration of which was ember and angular precompilation.