"Computers", or CPUs? I'm not sure there is a way to redesign CPUs that is faster than what we have today. If general purpose software magically was able to use a lot more cores (like a GPU), then maybe this is true, but otherwise I don't see where you're getting the "faster"?
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But if there is some way to redesign _the computer_ to be faster, that part I don't really get, but that may just be because I don't really know what's possible, since I am not a hardware designer.
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It sounds like what you guys are saying can be done by JavaScript with guard rails. I'll start working on a new framework that adds restrictions to how you design your code. And since I can't make a piece of hardware we'll just worry about the web.pic.twitter.com/EAhWrGyA2i
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OK then, that is definitely true.
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I've heard rumors that once upon a time, people cared about reliability, but then we figured out cheaper ways to do things. And then cheaper ways... Until eventually you can't get the reliable components even if you were willing to pay for them.
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