Jim Keller: Most People Don't Think Simple Enough | AI Podcast Clips 

Right, that's where experience helps. Michael Clarke is ground up redeveloping the Zen5 design following Jim's philosophy.

11 months later... whelp, we're there.

Reminds me of Bruce Lee. "If you have one to the extreme, you'd be very unscientific. If you have another to the extreme you are all of a sudden a mechanical man, no longer a human being"

honestly there is a point where digging any deeper causes too much impatience and unfulfillment within me that I 'naturally' say "right let's use this knowledge and make something work" everybody's limit is different though and that makes it challenging to work with many other people when developing or fixing something, there are always those who want to go further and wider, and others just want something that works for now

Thing about terry was you needed to extract the moments of his genius from the psychotic ramblings about the CIA.

Business types hear that and think it's less about action. The difference.

It’s dangerous because you need to have someone who knows how to rewrite. In software, there is usually the second system effect. Jim is saying the second system is faster (when he writes it?), but they usually fail. Most programmers either hunt for an elegant all purpose solution or become architecture astronauts and lose the lessons of the messier straightforward code.

Luke Passos paaahahaha

The AI is going to say. You're using up valuable resources but I have a solution for that.

The fun begins!

When you hit the build button, but all that happens is your laptop speakers say: "I'm sorry, I'm afraid I can't let you do that... Dave".

user: >mkdir AI_2 computer: "say no more, fam"

This principle has a name! Occam’s razor ^^

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True. @@DonArmadillo

Architecture IS optimization

@@ADogNamedElmo I can't be as optimization depends on something that already exist in order to happen.

@@paulovinicius9940 I think you misunderstood what I said

@@ADogNamedElmo Is but isn't. Architecture doesn't necessarily perform optimally and sometimes has no real point other than personalization. Although I do suppose that personalization in essence is equivalent to optimization for the individual.

Love that quote. Laying out architecture effectively is significantly more optimal than trying to optimize the hell out of something that is fundamentally imperfect

And by co-authored he means, "I wrote it, and a colleague rewrote it to make it easier to understand for other people" :P

I wasn't even surprised seeing his other accomplishment

x86 was already 20 years old in 1998, and that was 25 years ago. I wonder at what point we'll ditch x86 and just start over...

@@rockets4kids Well he is working on RISC-V and his stated opinion was every 3-5 years.

Also they found a new way to produce Graphene, called Flash Graphene. Here are 2 videos on it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hzm5AMPFMqs.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GzDrnoGdLO4.html Graphene as a super conductor. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HSn57YVDvHg.html Also check out Archer Exploration also known now as Archer Materials, a company from Australia that uses Graphene to make Quantum Computers for room temperature, for our homes. Check their youtube channel and website, the "Proactive" news channel for the latest updates on them, and when you do a search for that, be careful not to get the wrong Proactive channel, type in something like Proactive Archer Graphene. I have the videos under my Graphene playlist, and Quantum Computing playlist, be sure to check each playlist description for articles and more info on this. Archer Materials mentioned in a video interview, "integrating into modern electronics, for room temperature, wide - spread, allows open access to the consumer markets". And with new materials, this is the key to many "emerging" technologies, Quantum Technologies, and so new materials change everything, like Graphene and beyond that with new materials. The Graphene Flagship found thousands of new materials made from Graphene, recently. Here's an article. www.techradar.com/news/dummy-40-ways-graphene-is-about-to-change-your-life Also the Graphene Flagship Roadmap. graphene-flagship.eu/project/roadmap/Pages/Roadmap.aspx Be sure to check pages back in this news link. graphene-flagship.eu/news Graphene Flagship Products. graphene-flagship.eu/material/GrapheneApplicationAreas/Pages/Graphene-Products.aspx Graphene Flagship Application Areas. graphene-flagship.eu/material/GrapheneApplicationAreas/Pages/default.aspx Graphene and vehicles. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JjNrQ3wf3kM.html Skip to (2 : 02) in this video about vehicles with Graphene, and then watch it from the start. Be sure to check out my other channel's Graphene playlist and watch all videos from top to bottom in that order, the link is located in my other comment above. Please also check out the rest of the other channel and the "About" tab, the link is located in my other comment above. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vlApBbhZoAE.html

That melted my noodle a little also... how applicable is that other facets of our lives...

i don't have a deep understanding of Tensor flow because i wrote my own version from the ground up 👍

@@thefootballpunnedit so true brother

@@lineage13 you're a beast. I did create a tiny Android app with TF. It was super simple.

Im curious on what you mean by this 🙂 Can you elaborate?

What?

tf 😂

you sound like a lucky man

@@yominorwemajor7235 Means don't trust surgeons words if anything goes wrong.

Great way of putting it, might steal that one.

I wonder if this has anything to do with group evaluations in schools dragging people into positions they are not capable of handling...

Being smart involves taking a very complex thing and extracting a pattern from it, a.k.a. pattern recognition. So it is partially right.

@@Moreoverover ants are smart, I agree

@@nathankayhan4358 i believe that. one time i worked with this girl who used all these big words and spoke for a long time when making a simple point, i remember a couple times when i sat there knowing her point but waiting for her to stop dressing it up

What are you referring to?

@@vasileturus Us?

@@variator7466 I was asking more to get the timestamp. I agree we should use "us" :). God bless your mind.

@@variator7466 most people on this planet are trash, look at how they are blindly going with this propaganda rona bs virus, I don’t wanna be associated with such a dumb and logic lacking society.

@@Archonsx I hope the irony of your comment isn't lost on you :)

Actually strength training was the first thing that convinced me and made me truly realize the KISS principle. Now I try to apply it for everything in my life

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Lol. I couldn't figure out why he looks so familiar. Now I know.

I see a little bit of Kiefer Sutherland in there as well

I see a little of Kevin Costner in him too

🤣🤣 dammit

blarg derp Right? Always amazes me when someone brilliant comes along and explains something so simply, eloquent and mind blowing

Sales come from making things look/sound simple and express them to people who don't understand it... that's why engineer are terrible in sales :p and psychology people great at it

@s__n_Ghs_w_J_g_r_v_ well ofc my good sir

yeah tell that to multi-billion dollar "motivational" industry..

No really although I understand how you might be led to believe that. Professors of all kinds including philosophy professor are required to deliver regularly. Publish or perish is the saying

@@ouimetco A publication is not the same thing as delivering on a real world practical need or function. There are countless publications and journals out there that don't lead to anything.

@@thepunisherxxx6804 yes and there are countless they do lead to greatness. Witness CAS9 and crispr

Deep Learning is rather about building predictive models than about explanatory models.

I don’t see an interview with Rogan

lol everyone is searching "Joe Rogan Jim Keller" now... (I did it too) I guess the OP meant "Joe Rogan Lex Fridman" .. Right? Someone correct me if I'm wrong. I wanna watch both of them haha

Joe Rogan interviewed Lex Fridman. Jim Keller was not on Rogan´s show.

@@alansmith4655 I noticed that. It seems like it's the go to mic for podcasts, others like Eric Weinstein use it too

@@quantumhealing341 It's probably for the best. Joe's brain would have exploded...

as an amateur carpenter, I still cling to recipes, but at the margins I'll make adjustments out of necessity.

What's meant by this ?

@@morgenthau5986 Understanding something that's hidden away behind some framework and/or UI instead of relying on said framework and/or UI.

money speaks louder than progress

This is an LGBT phobic statement, and it's probably racist as well.

yes. Frequently, money is only made if progress is controlled and conveniently postponed. @@BeHappyTo

youtube works? no?

So... we need a new javascript framework?

laziness and clutter

@Thelondonbadger A good idea is only as good as the thousands of follow up ideas needed to make that idea into something tangible and fully functional.