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Will this also be available on the web via WASM compilation, in addition as a desktop app?

Is the scheduling / bare metal software open source through OneAPI? Can a link be posted showing it if so?

What ASIC/semi start up that you know of is developing everything in house? That is absurdly complex and hundreds of millions of dollars...

Is there any video of this posted somewhere?

Yep, and the highest data rates are only really possible on the best processes (12nm, 7nm, 5nm) , which is a fun chunk of change to spend for a tape out.

Think of this product as infrastructure-as-code for the Silicon/ASIC workflow. It's a pythonic API for the ASIC/VLSI workflow as opposed to the traditional spaghetti script TCL nightmare that holds together modern ASIC flows.

How long before someone just goes into the Postgres source code and creates true native support for GraphQL

Is there a blog or something where someone is going through the dump and summarizing?

Though they are essentially given for free, stitching everything together is still a lot of work. Getting the tools as an individual is not really possible (with the exception of Mentor sometimes..) the open source software ecosystem needed around every tool is non-existent, which means that each company ends up recreating their own scripts and flows each time you want to design a new IP.

I've kind of always felt that synthesizable Verilog/SystemVerilog was good, but the verification side was just too complex and had too much bloat. Testing hardware with Python (like Cocotb) feels more on the right track as a high level UI.

But easily pluggable APIs for foreign SW languages are key as well. Hardware software co-design is only becoming more important.

Higher level hardware design languages that better interop with software are desperately needed, but I don't know if C/C++ is the right UI/abstraction.

Whats the % chance they start to lay the initial ideas down for a decentralized music ecosystem?

I want my private keys stored on my iPhone / Apple Watch, in Secure Enclave memory, with two-factor biometric authentication (FaceID and Fingerprint). No more passwords.

Awesome. I guess two comments on learn-anything -- is there an easy way for external users to add something? I get it's open source but when you search for something, maybe a "suggest resource" would speed up curation of resources via human indexing.

The other big thing that would be helpful is a "videos" node where you could link to videos on the subject. A lot of people that I talk to struggle learning completely new topics just by reading. Some of the feedback I hear is that a few videos goes a long way to introducing something new, so a videos node could be useful in the overall graph.