> Throughout all of this, we searched and searched for the killer TM app. It’s unfair to pin this on TM, because the industry as a whole still searches for a k

> Throughout all of this, we searched and searched for the killer TM app. It’s unfair to pin this on TM, because the industry as a whole still searches for a killer concurrency app. If this means what I think it does, it's wrong. This was written in 2010. Concurrency was everywhere by then. I mean it was everywhere for many years in databases, web servers, parallel compiles, all sorts of high performance computation from supercomputers to that SETI program. But by 2010 even desktops and laptops had several cores. git could use several threads, so could web browsers, video games.