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    Muse and speculation about a CPU and compute shortage

    A commenter says people rush to predict physical bottlenecks whenever a new technological primitive emerges.

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    1 Source, 10h ago, first seen 10h ago

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    A commenter argues that people are too quick to look for physical constraints when new technology emerges. They characterize Microsoft's stance on Muse as a call to relax about the idea that it could drive a CPU and compute shortage.

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    @mhdempseyi do find it interesting that people are so bottleneck-obsessed that the first order assumption is to try to figure out what physical constraints could emerge once any new primitive in all of technology emerges. So much so that MS has to basically tell everyone to relax on the idea that Muse is going to drive the next great CPU and compute shortage.10h

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    @mhdempseyi do find it interesting that people are so bottleneck-obsessed that the first order assumption is to try to figure out what physical constraints could emerge once any new primitive in all of technology emerges. So much so that MS has to basically tell everyone to relax on the idea that Muse is going to drive the next great CPU and compute shortage.10h