Talk:Moore's second law

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"Shouldn't the stuff about Moore's law be on the Moore's law page?" It is. However, the law is specific and significant enough to warrant its own page.

This entry makes no sense whatsoever. The word "thus" does not actually add 'thus-ness' to an argument.

When was the term coined?

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I did some web searching and I could not determine when this term was coined. The article sources are from 2015, but the article exists since 2005.

If anyone can find out when the term was coined, please add it to the article. Thanks. Jan Honvehlmann (talk) 08:20, 6 March 2023 (UTC)Reply

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