I love the idea but damn that's arguably worse port selection than a Raspberry Pi 4 for like 100x the price, size, and power consumption. It seems like what pe

I love the idea but damn that's arguably worse port selection than a Raspberry Pi 4 for like 100x the price, size, and power consumption. It seems like what people really want is a many-core ARM SoC in a laptop. Turn most of the cores off when doing simple stuff on battery power, then turn them on for bursty parallelizable tasks like compiling code.