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Since I was at Intel at the time neither one of us expected computers to get 1,000x better than they were at that moment in time Wasn't Moore's law[1] as wides
by tcgv 12y ago
Since I was at Intel at the time neither one of us expected computers to get 1,000x better than they were at that moment in time
Wasn't Moore's law[1] as widespread as it is nowadays back then?
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore's_law http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore's_law
- ChuckMcM 12y agoYes, and in fact Gordon was still Chairman of Intel, but the thing about exponentials is they are always S curves. The trick is knowing when they are going to taper off and go flat :-)
- bencollier49 12y agoYou mean a logistic function. It starts off looking exponential. Exponentials don't go flat.