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Fast forward 30 years, and Moore’s Law has given us tens of thousands of times more capability; today, a fleck of silicon smaller than your pinky nail contains more transistors than a full-sized PC desktop from the 1990’s. Despite the progress, these small flecks of silicon continue to adhere to the pattern that was established in the 1990’s: small systems get flat memory spaces with no address isolation.
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The scale of this “shadow work” is immense. Imagine travelling back in time to explain that, over a stiff gin and tonic, to a mid-level manager in the 1970s. They would look at you like you’re mad. “You’re telling me this and you say things have got better??” And that’s even before we get to the work created by computers - the endless emails, the meetings which should have been emails, the emails to arrange the meetings which should have been emails, and so on.
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