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The problem is that the extreme effort to optimise hardware pays off for everyone, the extreme effort to optimise "random software project" rarely does (unless
by noir_lord 5y ago
The problem is that the extreme effort to optimise hardware pays off for everyone, the extreme effort to optimise "random software project" rarely does (unless random software project is a compiler/kernel of course).
So the RoI is just different.
- neolog 5y agoBrowsers too
- noir_lord 5y agoIndeed, browsers are a good example of ubiquitous software.
- funcDropShadow 5y agoAnd they contain a compiler and almost an operating system ;-)