I'll be honest, I didn't see your HN username! :) I don't really agree with [1]. "Use what we already have" is cutting corners, because it's skipping the impor

I'll be honest, I didn't see your HN username! :) I don't really agree with [1]. "Use what we already have" is cutting corners, because it's skipping the important steps of considering the impact of those engineering decisions in a new product. Re [2], glad to hear it's changed but the idea that it "has nothing to do with hardware" is a bit misleading because as you noted Apple controls everything. You can't pretend there's a console effect on one hand and then turn around and ignore the downsides to that. Fixed in software is a good answer but I'm struggling to see issues with modern hardware that aren't fixed in software.