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It’s certainly interesting to think about. We’ve been accelerating these chip improvements at exponential rates for a lot of years, and essentially just as we h
by mjgs 5y ago
It’s certainly interesting to think about. We’ve been accelerating these chip improvements at exponential rates for a lot of years, and essentially just as we hit the highest speed ever, and highest dependence, we are going to hit a brick wall of sorts. There’s going to be a massive spill over somewhere. Unless there’s some new fancy hardware invention, then the next thing to happen will be a software optimisation mania.