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Joined July 2024
.@Meta seems to need a lot of CPU cores for all those @Musecases. Tapeout next year.
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The next era of Personal Supercomputing is in the works at @uscompco
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This is one of the things we're working on!
if it's obvious to everyone that verification is the bottleneck to AI accelerated software engineering, why are so few people learning math? not linear algebra or analysis, but stuff directly related to verification, like proof, type, category, lattice theories?
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I cant stand these millennial tech companies with these 'cute' nonsense names like "granola" or "clay." if I had a company youd see me calling that shit the American Computing Corporation. National Electron. United Tabulation. thats a name with some chest hair
Granola got a rebrand
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@uscompco has some strategies for mitigating this for our hardware. Software badly needs a lot more visibility and analysis tools, there's SO much low-hanging fruit.
wirth's law. every consumer electronics company is guilty of this. bloated garbage operating systems that devours any new hardware resource, new chips don't even matter. phones, tvs, cars, all function like absolute bottom tier trash.
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In the long term, @uscompco is the computronium company. And true computronium is a full-stack problem - math, physics, manufacturing, chip architecture, software, and back to math.
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If only you could build a general-purpose CPU with the performance/transistor of RISC CPUs from the 80s, but with modern transistor counts...
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starting to line up some investors
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Sure P and NP are cool, but do you know about coNP? What about the 危 and 螤 towers? Are you aware of the Polynomial Hierarchy? Do you know the difference between PH and PSPACE? Are you familiar with descriptive complexity? How these classes all map to First Order Logic with different numbers of quantifiers? Have you glimpsed a fragment of God?
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gotta visit @uscompco so i can see firsthand what @bzogrammer is up to. hearing big things Soon
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