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On point "a", Rosetta 2 will work perfectly if Rosetta 1 is any indication. On point "b", the "first version" of the hardware was over 10 years ago.
by noah-kun 6y ago
On point "a", Rosetta 2 will work perfectly if Rosetta 1 is any indication.
On point "b", the "first version" of the hardware was over 10 years ago.
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- Someone 6y agoI would think the overlap between Rosetta 1 and Rosetta 2 is effectively zero, even when including engineers who worked on both as “overlap”. It’s 16 years ago, and Apple bought significant parts of the original Rosetta from a third party that now is part of IBM (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QuickTransit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QuickTransit) So, I wouldn’t use the quality of Rosetta 1 as an indicator for the quality of Rosetta 2.