Or, more to the point, do we need to store all of our biggest files (media, usually) on a SSD? I, for one, have no problems playing music, looking at photos, and watching movies on my normal hard drive.
I have a SSD and a traditional HDD in my computer. I use my (much larger) HDD for storing my media, and my SSD for storing high-traffic things like my OS and games. I get the speed I need for my applications, and the size I need for my media.
There is such a huge learning curve, there is simply no way for your average young developer to get into it.
Some say that it's good that only older, more experienced people are getting into it. I would argue that when today's youth are older and more experienced, they still won't be working on it.
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Or, more to the point, do we need to store all of our biggest files (media, usually) on a SSD? I, for one, have no problems playing music, looking at photos, and watching movies on my normal hard drive. I have a SSD and a traditional HDD in my computer. I use my (much larger) HDD for storing my media, and my SSD for storing high-traffic things like my OS and games. I get the speed I need for my applications, and the size I need for my media.
Take that, Jobs.
There is such a huge learning curve, there is simply no way for your average young developer to get into it. Some say that it's good that only older, more experienced people are getting into it. I would argue that when today's youth are older and more experienced, they still won't be working on it.
I was using a common expression, not expressing my religious views.
People in hell want ice water, too.