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Friendly Wookie edited this page Sep 28, 2018 · 4 revisions

Why Singularity?

  1. bloatware
  2. data ecosystem
  3. unified object model
  4. applications are too diverse, complicated, non-universal, and re-invent too many things.
  5. new computer science
  6. no-one else does it
Given how much ACTUAL information a single user uses (or even CAN use) at a given moment or application, a computer OS should be perfectly functional with 1Mb of working memory, then you can scale this exponentially for usage that goes down logarithmically. The OS scratches two primary itches: the bloatware that ALL modern OSs have become and the lack of real integration at the kernel level for peer networking (aka: COMMUNITY). So we'll be going back to basic principles of OS theory and even create some new computer science and engineering.

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