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I think it's more of a "people are getting tired of internet DIY projects that require thousands of dollars of tooling and existing materials."

I think you are confused about how Hacker News works. I have only ever made three submissions, and a dozen or two comments. You can't get fourth from either of those.

I think a lot of this in general is a simple matter of the population itself getting older, with the nobel prize bit being compounded by the fact that today's problems are orders of magnitude harder than yesteryear's problems.

One must remember that most companies are not tech companies. Java is still very comfortable in boring LAMP-stack E2E firms.

Unless I'm mistaken, Micron and Texas Instruments have their own foundries as well.

That's not foresight, it's out-of-hand speculation. But I guess people who don't wildly speculate would never invest in crypto in the first place, heh.

Yep. People have been banging the drum on TPMs and similar security chips being the end of personal computing for about 18 years now. Still waiting.

Gotta love articles written about papers that haven't been published yet, journaled by someone who thinks a superposition is two states at once.

The most basic and implicit prediction you can make is "if I do this again I'll get the same result."

A little odd that it's adjusted for age but not wealth, which surely matters more.

Debian's images are not Secure Boot signed. You made that up.