The fact that the most popular Apple laptops are still spec'd to have a max of 16 GB of RAM is exactly why I am building Mighty. The level of innovation & progress is abysmally slow in desk computing.
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Thought occurs to me: Maybe the "next Steve Jobs" I've been looking for makes software rather than hardware.
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The potential genius has to be a marketer with a good sense of product and market analytics. :)
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This is understated, another Bill Gates is almost improbable in this age.
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The next Jobs is breaking away from the iOS and Android duopoly, I don't count Fuchsia as one because as any Google project it has a high probability of being killed, but also that it is owned by a large corp. Anyways, next big breakthrough will come in mobile computing, again.
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have you considered investing in software? could be huge
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what do you make of Kay's observation that "People who are really serious about software should make their own hardware"?
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Maybe one day Suhail will.
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paul its me.
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This is what
@atroyn and@nickarner argued for at their last Interintellect Salon
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One day time-sharing will finally go mainstream. It's already happening in gaming with Stadia etc. Client/server dichotomy is redundant for most applications which fully depend on the server anyway.
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Ok, mighty is literally time-sharing too. Cool. Sorry
@Suhail, I wasn't aware of it.
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