alt Hacker NewsFor the most part, we did, actually. We had plenty of energy and computer until AI came along.
Energy will get fully solved eventually. To think otherwise is to bet against humanities ability to innovate, which I don't think is ever a wise bet.
For the most part, we did, actually. We had plenty of energy and computer until AI came along.
Energy will get fully solved eventually. To think otherwise is to bet against humanities ability to innovate, which I don't think is ever a wise bet.
ZIRP and Moore have helped the cloud build up with a promise of profits and ever increasing performance. The future is likely different.
"Power will be cheap" is hope you can hang any hat on. We've been increasing compute per watt but again that's on Moore. I don't think it makes sense to bank on a new energy surplus.