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Apple has already done this to some extent, though I don't have the references offhand. In any case, there's only so much that hardware can to do compensate fo
by lapcat 3y ago
Apple has already done this to some extent, though I don't have the references offhand.
In any case, there's only so much that hardware can to do compensate for crappy software. It's not inherently a hardware problem.
- MichaelZuo 3y agoIt's possible, if they were motivated to really invest in it, to introduce some innovations. For example, it could warn about badly designed software, major flaws, etc... at the assembler level. And since they mostly control software distribution, to then block anything that receives such warnings.
- saagarjha 3y agoThere’s no need to do something like that. They just don’t optimize for certain code patterns.