Agreed. I was sad to hear of Chuck's passing. His MOS Technology was a huge thorn in Intel's side in the early days. That company punched way above its weight class because the chip was so simple it made a huge number of things possible.

I got to meet him when he did this interview (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enHF9lMseP8) with the Computer History Museum and really was impressed at how he understood and expressed computation.