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1/ When people are searching for "availability bias friendly" anecdotes for their technology is stagnating assertion they like to find areas where laws of physics (which are not just guidelines) create a barrier. Technology finds solutions that don't require breaking these laws.
2/ The future is: "Weirder and cooler ... smaller transistors will be just one part" of how exponential progress can be maintained. Intel and others will use "other tactics, such as building vertically, layering transistors or chips on top of each other." wired.com/story/intels-n…
3/ "To go beyond Moore’s law we need to go beyond classical computing with electrons/silicon. The good news is there are plenty of options: from quantum computing, miracle materials like graphene, to optical computing and specialized chips." towardsdatascience.com/moores-law-is-…
