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so ELI5 here, but aren't modern computers fast enough to overcome many of its original shortcomings? I'm not a software engineer, but out of curiosity.
by Pasta123 4y ago
so ELI5 here, but aren't modern computers fast enough to overcome many of its original shortcomings?
I'm not a software engineer, but out of curiosity.
- pjmlp 4y agoNot only they are, many hardcode anti-microkernels folks kind of forget their beloved monolithic Linux kernel nowadays runs on top of type 1 hypervisors (which is basically a tiny micro-kernel), and then there is this whole thing with Docker and Kubernetes deployments for every executable.
- Pasta123 4y agoAh. So there's no dire need for Apple to improve Mach's performance. I wonder if the computer industry in general tend to overlook at performance, that's how I feel about the hardware community, where a tiny differences in benchmarks always taking the crown.