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I think us software types may be more sad about the end of the "free lunch" than the buying public. The 90s in particular had amazing performance increases, but
by ahartmetz 3y ago
I think us software types may be more sad about the end of the "free lunch" than the buying public. The 90s in particular had amazing performance increases, but you also needed to buy a new computer (which were more expensive then) every ~3 years, or upgrade roughly every 18 months if you wanted to stay near the top.
Anyway, my optimization skills will stay in demand :)
- tmux_fan 3y agoI am just an average dev working in python and occasionally c++, but I'd like to improve my skills and learn more about optimization. Would you be able to point me to a structured resource (book, course) where I can learn more about optimization?