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I think I understand your point. It's more back to the mainframe model of software development. I did this back in the 90s and I never had to think about scali

I think I understand your point. It's more back to the mainframe model of software development. I did this back in the 90s and I never had to think about scaling. Granted these were just simple crud / back-office apps. But I can see how it would work for most modern software.

gnarcoregrizz 6y ago
The mainframe model is viable (and legitimate) again because you can buy 128 core machines. That’ll have no problem running at people’s businesses