Cost of porting vs. cost of continued development, Part II
I have always worked on software that needed to squeeze the last bit of practical performance out of a piece of hardware. Anything less, and I'm bored at work. For most of the 2000s, this has been financial software, which is a brilliant example of how Moore's Law solves nothing. See, every year…
I have always worked on software that needed to squeeze the last bit of practical performance out of a piece of hardware. Anything less, and I'm bored at work. For most of the 2000s, this has been financial software, which is a brilliant example of how Moore's Law solves nothing. See, every year…