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I vaguely remember my computer arch course in college describing how everything we have today essentially suffers from the von neumann bottleneck, that even if we implemented a lambda calculus machine, it would still suffer from this bottleneck. Has this been revisited in academia lately? I am a bit out of touch, but this always interested me.


You can interpret my comment thus: I propose having lots and lots of Von Neumann bottlenecks!


You're very clever, young man, very clever. But it's bottlenecks all the way down!




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