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I think that a pretty good argument against this view is to note that the fault rate has been steadily decreasing over time. This suggests that minimizing the f
by Tuna-Fish 7y ago
I think that a pretty good argument against this view is to note that the fault rate has been steadily decreasing over time. This suggests that minimizing the fault rate is a strong competitive advantage, and the limiting factor is therefore not what the market will bear, but what is technically possible right now (without sacrificing other things that matter for competitiveness). Should a new technology arise that will increase reliability and durability, it will be rapidly adopted and push fault rates down across the board.