Moore's law
concept · 45 episodes · JSON
- For All Humanity?; Gordon Moore Folds Your Clothes
- Kill Your Gods … One of them is Moore’s law [20] , which isn’t. A law, that is. It was a rule of thumb, that the number of transistors you could …
- The Best To-Do List or Project Management Software Is The One That Works For You Right Now … My adapted habit of not remembering stuff is to just stick it all in some sort of computer somewhere, where at this point in my life Moore's …
- What It Is Like To Be A Certain Kind Of Person
- AI but, you know, not bad; Liminal … then dear young precocious you already besotted with the promise of a Moore's Law ubiquitous cheap computing wireless information existence, you'd say: duh, it'd be …
- Words and how to use them to achieve and convey your intended effect and meaning?
- Mist, everywhere
- Division by Infinity … but of all possible worlds, *this* is the one we can influence. Moore's law, late-stage capitalism, neo-liberalism, globalisation, horrendous real-time location-independent arbitrage in …
- Write the future
- DNS Fan Fiction; 100-watt-hour-Trucks … be useful when you're tethered to a mains outlet. * Thanks to Moore's law *and* the network, *most of the time* we have roughly enough computing power …
- OVERNIGHT SUCCESS … to become ubiquitous amongst your target audience due to market forces, globalization, Moore's law and Metcalfe's law Wait a bit longer for someone to make those …
- Sequencing; Spectrum … Some people think this is because of Moore's law, some other people think this is because no-one wants to pay for it. China still has the …
- Any Old Iron … thing at the same time, and now, a good 26 iterations of Moore's Law later - which is 26 *doublings* of processing capability - it turns out it isn …
- Bureaucracy Is An Algorithm; Vapourware; No New Ideas
- We Will Sell it To You Wholesale … In a science-fictional outlook of the world, there's always a tomorrow, always a better technology, always a Moore's law and a manufacturing process advance that …
- WATCH; BERG … I've been saying for a while that we've been drafting off of Moore's law, but I'm not sure how much that is going to …
- Up To Code; Science Fictional Network Security; Notes on Infrastructure; Response; 2014 (5) … making it a common good, and then wait thirty-odd years for Moore's law to miniaturise and make accessible your stupendous constellation of satellites and relativistic equations …
- Essentially Walking Sensors; Recorded For Your Safety; More 2014 … planes, smaller planes, fuel-sipping planes and more point-to-point travel. Moore's law continues unabated, consumer devices are now manufactured on a 14 nanometer process, slightly …
- Usborne's Future; Phase Change; OK Google, Dismantle Barge … The nine-to-five is still a thing, only it's more than nine-to-five because Moore's law meant that every eighteen months your employer could …
- Only 10%; This Hasn't Benefitted Ordinary Lives As Such … When we talk about "productivity gains" from technology, and the linkage of something like Moore's law - the doubling of transistor count on a certain piece of silicon …
- Manifest Destiny; A Little Bit Desensitized; The Material (2) … this information just because it's the easiest, *laziest* thing to do. Moore's law has not only given to us a bounty of communication and computing capability …
- Clarity; The Customer … All of this is to do with how Moore's law has unthinkingly crept over our world. But that clarity of purpose depends on what you're doing …
- Building Together; Beautiful Shooty Things; Software For Eating; The New Toys On The Web; Take It Seriously; And Finally … just plain made better by the good application of software now that Moore's law has pushed the stack both down in terms of what it does for …
- And Then It Came Back; Meek, Meeker, Meekest … Current best bets, then, would be for 100bn internet-connected devices thanks to Moore's law transformatively pushing down connectivity into pretty much everything that doesn't have …
- Smarts; The Real Internet … are not traditionally things (obviously) that have a frequent replacement cycle because Moore's law just hasn't collided into them yet. One particular aspect that I've …
- Solid 2 of 2; Requests - GOV.UK 2018; Next … Bass's point here is that although 3D printing and the ecosystem surrounding it makes use of Moore's law, the problems that are being faced aren't …
- Solid 1 of 2; Requests: Cities and Technology … while we can see (or hope) that Moore's law is going to help us achieve the prototypical sensing motes that are pretty much cheap or effectively free …
- Board-Level Algorithms; You Speak GIF, Right?; Intent; Odds … But, of course, whilst those systems are more complicated to simulate than generally thought, it's never wise to bet against Moore's Law. So no. An algorithm …
- The Internet of Safety; Invisible Technology; Like A Dog Whistle; Odds … I suppose this is the *really obvious by now* point about Maslow's hierarchy of needs and Moore's Law. By dint of manufacturing process, the first computers …
- The Pre-Post-Scarcity Economy; Cities … the web, thanks to Moore's law's application in computing and communication infrastructure has allowed businesses to scale non-linearly. In that, in the industrial era, and …
- Cities; Disruptive; Still Brittle … what I mean in terms of my critique of the Californian Ideology. Moore's law has been great at disrupting the pointy, top-end of Maslow's pyramid …
- The Book and The Library; More Responsive OS … disrupted the music industry, and we can agree that an application of Moore's law through computing power *and* communications has helped that come about. But at the …
- Transcendence; Broom-Shaped Objects; Odds … It turns out, obviously, that Moore's law applies to the CGI portion of filmmaking but perhaps not the scriptwriting part. I had a bet with myself that …
- Apple and Nike; Critiquing Everyone Deserves Great Design; Odds … have been able to derive their success from the inexorable progress of Moore's law. In this case, Noursalehi's exemplars are Google and Facebook, because they are …
- Disbanded; The Responsive OS … the proposition that "the proliferation of personal computing power has leveled the playing field in almost every industry." Where we can agree is that Moore's Law has …
- Wearables Unworn; Look At What They Want … There are a bunch of thoughts flitting about in my head, and in some ways it might just be easier to jot them down: - Moore's law applied …
- We Have Always Been At War; Our Independence Day; Spimes, Duh … But the flip side of Moore's Law is that communication and computation has gotten ever cheaper, so all of these organisations got "social", which the consultants remind …
- Cities; Snow Crashing 5; More Television … So, just another place where Stephenson doesn't look too prescient in the face of Moore's law. There's a pretty cool throwaway line in terms of …
- Building Better Worlds; Mobile; More video … of a mobile phone is this: you want to talk to people. Moore's law was the trojan horse that enabled general purpose computing to infiltrate a formerly …
- Wearable Reckons; Mirror Neurons; More Google … with faint praise where players like Samsung are just taking advantage of Moore's law and scrunching and integrating COTS hardware and whacking a not-really-thought-through …
- IP and the Federation; A Thousand Digital Hubs In Your Pocket; Your Server Recommends … But that future is a little bit terrifying for Apple if you take a long-term Moore's Law view of the world because as we well know …
- On Advertising; On Schmidt; Shorts … And while the One Laptop Per Child project looks to be on its deathbed (thanks, inevitably, to Moore's law and the solving of a sort-of-real …
- Only Connect; They Stole Our Revolution; Policy As Code; Dance Central … He is implying some sort of productivity Moore's law where ever increasing human ingenuity, applied in the right ways to root out inefficiency, will increase the standard …
- Shorts; Code as Law; The Real Revolution; The Flip … And so Moore's law inexorably drove down the cost of computing and made it more available so that eventually everything could read email and play Tetris. And …
- My Followers, Friends and Social Objects … But thanks to mobile and Moore's law and ubiquitous (western world) internet connectivity (for the privileged audience of people who have internet connectivity, and yes, I realise …