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Your argument doesn’t hold together. Many traditional hardware companies are transitioning/have transitioned to some form of hybrid model or subscription servi
by svnt 4y ago
Your argument doesn’t hold together.
Many traditional hardware companies are transitioning/have transitioned to some form of hybrid model or subscription service explicitly.
We are actually looking at degrowth, not eternal growth.
Processors may be near peaking but the Raspberry Pi is not a competitor with those processors.
The reason stock is down is because of supply chain issues still overhanging from the pandemic.
- bullen 4y agoThat is what I mean with eternal growth... how can you missunderstand that? Raspberry 4 has 2Gflops/W where M1 has 2.5!!! Pandemic is not the problem. Energy and money is the problem. Edit: Premise = Promise yes.
- svnt 4y agoI guess that is just more evidence that your message is unclear. Did you mean promise instead of premise? Energy/money is also the solution, so if you see it as the problem then you are probably missing the specific details.
- svnt 4y agoI don’t think I can edit my previous comment in response to your edit around Gflops/W, but I still don’t know anyone trading off rPi for M1. Do you?