> Dedicated hardware? I doubt that we’ll ever see that again, although of course I could be wrong. Since we're now building specialized hardware for AI, emerge

> Dedicated hardware? I doubt that we’ll ever see that again, although of course I could be wrong. Since we're now building specialized hardware for AI, emergence of languages like Mojo that take advantage of hardware architecture and what I interpret as a renewed interest in FPGAs perhaps specialized hardware is making a comeback. If I understand computing history correctly, chip manufacturers like Intel optimized their chips for C language compilers to take advantage of economies of scale created by C/Unix popularity. This came with the cost of killing off lisp/smalltalk specialized hardware that gave these high level languages decent performance. Alan Kay famously said that people who are serious about their software should make their own hardware.