> ...so it sounds like we're using net-smaller apps :) I also remember circa 2000 when the CS meta was, "who cares about optimization when you're riding the pe

> ...so it sounds like we're using net-smaller apps :) I also remember circa 2000 when the CS meta was, "who cares about optimization when you're riding the perpetual tailcoat of Moore's law"...then homogeneous parallel architectures became a thing overnight and much of the software development community was caught with their pants down. Flash forward over a decade later with low-power embedded being the dominant end user platform and heterogenous compute already at the competitive forefront. Perhaps it's personal bias, but when I read net-smaller apps, my hardware design instincts immediately kick and scream net-complacency.