Thanks for sharing both links. Seeing Amdahl’s original framing alongside Gustafson’s optimistic reinterpretation really helps clarify where the architectural limits start to dominate once workloads scale.

Great work. A Rust-based approach to stacked workflows feels refreshingly first‑principles. Tools like this often surface architectural assumptions that linear workflows tend to hide.

Thank you!

Interesting read. Formal methods seem to matter most when the architectural complexity grows faster than human intuition can track.

Nice write-up. I’ve always felt that Amdahl’s Law gets oversimplified in software discussions. The real bottlenecks tend to be architectural rather than purely parallelizable tasks.