Not gonna happen. Sorry, but this is like saying that we need a breakthrough in "base 3" because "base 2" is too limiting. The fundamental physics of our comput

Not gonna happen. Sorry, but this is like saying that we need a breakthrough in "base 3" because "base 2" is too limiting. The fundamental physics of our computing is unlikely to change (I'm sorry but I don't see quantum computing being practical in the next 50 years, if ever), therefore eventually we'll still be programming opcodes on processor dies. However, if you don't believe that the underlying architecture of computing hasn't changed in, hell, the past ten years, then I think you've been programming in high level languages a bit too much.