Good Coding is still in major deficit these days so absolutely true.
Going back to "coding intensity" that used to be common in 8-bit processors to overcome bloatware is still open territory. One may themselves code with libraries efficiently but the libraries are very seldom very efficient.
This is still one of the better ways of "extending Moore's Law" - stop bloating code.
Architecture innovation is another.
Chiplets is probably the best physical/electronics way right now to continue the status quo of laziness.
Going back to "coding intensity" that used to be common in 8-bit processors to overcome bloatware is still open territory. One may themselves code with libraries efficiently but the libraries are very seldom very efficient.
This is still one of the better ways of "extending Moore's Law" - stop bloating code.
Architecture innovation is another.
Chiplets is probably the best physical/electronics way right now to continue the status quo of laziness.