This chapter discusses the release of a groundbreaking open-source CPU design and highlights its compatibility and ease of programming. It also features a reflection on the disappointment of building a web-based Excel clone that was not recognized and emphasizes the inevitability of code becoming legacy.
Andrei Taranchenko says the software industry is learning once again that complexity kills, Casey Muratori outlines a long list of Unity alternatives, Filip Szkandera builds a functioning (macro) processor for RISC-V & Matt Basta tells the tale of the time he built a web-based Excel clone inside Uber only to have it discarded a week later.
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