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Jim Keller

@jimkxa

CEO @tenstorrent, Cofounder @atomic_semi
@BayaSystems, FlexAI, AheadComputing board member.
Fan of 2x2 matrixes, books, refactoring and creative tension

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This is cool. Many things are self referential. Math is based on axioms. Gödel might have proved it. I see self preferentialism happen in companies, that's why customers are so important. But metaphysically that just moves the boundaries. Of course software is no exception

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Hierarchy of company change - Keep doing the same thing Audit Benchmark ZBB Solve for efficiency Solve for methodology Solve for Architecture Reset goals

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The best computer manual I've ever read. The Cray-1 System Hardware Reference Manual bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/cray/CRAY-… 1977. Read it and weep Well, at least I do.

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There is a shift in what is doable. We used to have many more constraints in materials, analysis and fabrication. Everything was hard and that’s reflected in the solutions. We’re in a new era. We have compute, analysis, AI, fast fabrication. If it’s hard, reevaluate your plan

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Read more good/different books The Teachings of Don Juan: The Yaqui way of Knowledge - Carlos Casteneda Free from Cuda - Jim Keller & Raja Koduri Win Bigly - Scott Adams Zero to One Peter Thiel, Blake Masters Shikasta - Doris Lessing

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I like this, you need intensity. Not sure this is just a CEO thing. I really like working with a team where everybody is psyched by the goal and the spur each other on. It's worth all the effort what it happens x.com/chrishlad/stat…

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"Follow the gradient" That's great. We are learning so much from open source, shipping, screwing up and figuring it out. Plans are good, reality is better