"If we look at hardware today, it's actually just stuck 20, 30 years ago - all the processes, all the ways of working are still stuck in the past." @SamuelBeek thinks hardware manufacturing processes are stuck in the 80's: "Software has seen this incredible rise in new tools. And now a lot of people that are noobs like myself can make incredible software". "For hardware, this is not the case. If you want to learn hardware, it feels like you're writing assembly code in the '80s".