I'm not sure what the author tries to say, maybe that's the entire point. The article does lay out some observations that I agree with and are interesting. I t

I'm not sure what the author tries to say, maybe that's the entire point. The article does lay out some observations that I agree with and are interesting. I take away from it, that there are opportunities in the fact that big-bloat will continue, and that the opportunities are in building fast and light software that performs exceptionally on what is considered low-range hardware of today, and incredibly on high-end hardware. What is your takeaway?