Balaji@balajis• over 1 year ago

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From @ballmatthew’s excellent post.

Lawyered@BitGrateful• over 1 year ago

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@balajis Old laurels can only take you so far Gosh that’s daunting isn’t it

zomgthisisawesomelol@IsZomg• over 1 year ago

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@balajis I can't even find Linux on the graph 😭

Chris Anderson (in London until Nov 11)@chr1sa• over 1 year ago

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@balajis I don't love the mixing of desktop and mobile OS's. Feels like apples and oranges

Alex Medick@ajmedick• over 1 year ago

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@balajis I mean, I’m sure personal devices did also shift. Less home pc’s and more mobile phones, an area Microsoft couldn’t tap into. I wonder what Microsoft looks like an in a professional device /os scenario

Dsylxia@Dsylxia• over 1 year ago

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@balajis 🤍 Linux finding its way into the light

Ilya Sutskever's hairline@IlyasHairline• over 1 year ago

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@balajis > includes smartphones https://t.co/RTLIBjdXNr

Robin@xdNiBoR• over 1 year ago

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@balajis Ah yeah, just go ahead and mix mobile OS with PC OS.

dek@shatterspine• over 1 year ago

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@balajis A bit weird to cram in all mobile phones in the vertical axis. The sum of devices measured in that graph probably grew rapidly

ʎllǝuuop ʇuǝɹq@donnelly_brent• over 1 year ago

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@balajis It is truly amazing how Microsoft has prospered despite this.

Brad@b05crypto• over 1 year ago

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@balajis That's going to be a radically different chart when all of compute is AI. Many of these will be stripped down versions of their previous incarnations.

Portland.HODL | 520 Byte ScriptPubkeys@PortlandHODL• over 1 year ago

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@balajis These stats feel a bit disingenuous given the fact that mobile OSs are being coupled with Desktop OSs and largely serve different use cases.

Joan@joalavedra• over 1 year ago

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@balajis Linux remains

goldenlabubuwatch@pandawatch88• over 1 year ago

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@balajis They don't disclose but my guess is android accounts for more than 50% of google revenue. "Open source" in exchange for data and tentacles into all apps.

Gigi B@GBallarani• over 1 year ago

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@balajis google, microsoft, apple

Ian Fisch - Lead Coder on Kingmakers (wishlist!)@Ian_Fisch• over 1 year ago

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@balajis Wtf is this chart? Are Windows 3.x and Windows NT are meant to represent all versions of Windows? What? Why is MSDOS and Windows 3.x lumped together? Why is it using dithered dot patterns when there are still tons of colors available?

α@deeperflows• over 1 year ago

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@balajis Doesn't make sense to mix everything (PC, mobiles). Also, Windows was "dominant" for a reason. Those who know know.

Marko Bjegovic@MBjegovic• over 1 year ago

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@balajis Devices have changed.

The Lemon@Sir_SourLemon• over 1 year ago

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@balajis Quite possibly the worst visualization of data I have ever seen.

gary IH fung@garyfung• over 1 year ago

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@balajis Same chart coming for tradfi vs ?

MC@themgmtconsult• over 1 year ago

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@balajis Mixing different devices on this chart makes no sense.

secemp@secemp9• over 1 year ago

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@balajis Why does that graph look like shredded paper in different colors

darthur@darthur• over 1 year ago

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@balajis I’m not sure I would call BASIC an operating system. Even when I had a commodore64 with only BASIC, that was the programming language, not the OS, no?