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I think part of it is having chip people being able to work closely with the people writing software for it. I remember something about the M1 chip being able
by majormunky 6y ago
I think part of it is having chip people being able to work closely with the people writing software for it. I remember something about the M1 chip being able to do simple things like releasing an object and it taking much less time than on x86 as an example. https://twitter.com/catfish_man/status/1326238434235568128?s=21 https://twitter.com/catfish_man/status/1326238434235568128?s...
- oumua_don17 6y agoYou are right. SJ quotes Alan Kay https://youtu.be/XAfTXYa36f4 https://youtu.be/XAfTXYa36f4 This was some 15 years back and it seems it was always Apple long term vision to be where they are today with M1. It would be completely fascinating to see how such vision was realised across two CEOs and multiple C level changes combined with a secretive culture. Any ex-Appleites here to throw some light?