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Finally there’s something I can and do disagree on with Jim. We need a minimum regulation to prevent a race to the bottom, which is inherent in capitalism. Health and Safety matter and without regulations and the authorities necessary, death toll in the workforce would still be tolerated and treated as byproduct of getting things done …

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great video. Impressive technology. Today's cars are crazy complex you need error codes etc to have reliable, repairably system

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Good time to introduce engineering concepts in education, right from primary schools; encouraging healthy respect for manufacturing jobs.

You know what this industry needs to attract talent? Lores and geeky following. Young engineering talents go into auto industry not because of the money, but because they hear stories about Ford, Porsche, Toyoda as an interesting lore. Because legendary machines are on full display at museums… almost none of that exists in this industry beyond industry insiders in the South Bay

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Isn’t this the company where their employees have been protesting for safe working environment for a full year now?

Great thoughts and Thanks for sharing your advice on “patience” to this generation. Inspired !!😊

Admire the way Nitin ji is conducting interviews. Smooth I say.

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Great talk, As a software engineer with 22 years experience in the industry (now devops lead) I use Zephyr as well with the Nordic chips - The CEO (François Baldassari) is 100% correct.

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Great find. Subscribed. 👍🙏

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AMD disaggregate chip-let I get that economically and financially, on and off serdes saw that with RDNA ll, but how many have noticed Ryzen 2 ccd performance desktop is E5 2600 EP, and Epyc E7 Brickland in package? On Feldman's fabric. Geez, Intel got absolutely no credit for Ryzen disaggregate MCM in package? mb

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I love how the interviewer allows Jim to speak and I though how refreshing. I love this. It anoys me how most interviers do cut amazing people off intead of letting them speak. Then reality sets in as they are only allowed set amout of time with these brilliant people.

Interesting that IBM is putting AI in mAInframe. 😮 I wonder what its use cases are. Maybe a Watson return with LLM style functionality.

The man looks like he doesn't sleep a lot, so I trust him completely.

All talk and no exposure on which companies are innovating! Basically they mention AI and edge. Nothing new here.

30:53 from the outside, you get the impression their are a bunch of things wrong process wise, that's where the highest priority should be.

21:46 this is also what OpenBSD folks do. For privilege separation.

I'm glad the TH-cam algorithm suggested this video to me. Insightful

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Swimming, professional humanity, don't give up on vision. You're bright Coby.

Jim Keller's head is just so packed full of interesting thoughts and history. The interviewer at times seems like she's struggling, but on reflection, I think she handled it the best way possible by just letting the guy talk.

Near the end, Jim begins to "play" with Sally. This is new from him. Love the way Jim gets really deep, then jumps back to the top fp the pile again....Nice interview.

I'm eager for Tenstorrent to go public.

Great interview style, and insightful questions. Jim Keller is a living legend.

Ramin, you are my hero. Enjoyed your talk.

I have a different take in Spike Neural Nets. The issue is that Jim sees the world as a digital computer architect/scientist would. When you wish to make an analogue of a biological process (neural network) it would seem to me that the best way to do that is actually make something that mimics that process accurately. The best model of something is to get as close to the thing you can and analog electrons can closely resemble chemistry (it’s electrons and atoms right ?). The issue is back-propagation. We haven’t figured that out with SNN’s yet. It’ll happen. Loved this conversation with Jim and it is very thought provoking. I especially liked his thought about abstraction and this is something that I strongly believe. I think new ideas are like reasoning potential (much like and electron jumping orbit in an atom shell). There is a reasoning potential + an influencer + noise, which causes one to go down a different path (or local minima) to explore.

The achilles heel of open-source is a company/country with more resources can take what you did and sell it back without honouring the open-source agreement of publishing updated works. China, we’re looking at you!!

Great talks, especially loved the one with Jim Keller!

15:56 at the top a peak everybody thinks why would it change ? History

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I cant watch it real sorry it sound like jim is like forcing her or something

Wow, MediaTek's Analyst Day 2024 really showcased their innovative edge. The focus on connectivity and generative AI was particularly exciting.

Expanding into North America and Europe is a strategic move. It reduces dependence on any single region and opens doors to new customer bases for mediatek.

Strong Q1 for MediaTek! Looking forward to seeing how they keep this momentum going. Growth has been impressive in terms of performance analysis...

This guy is great, so interesting to listen to (even though I only understand about 50% what he says)