Adam Leventhal

Some people watch the walk-in talks over and over again, and I guess we know who they are.

Ring it again.

so uh getting towards the end but there were a couple of uh ones about uh yeah you bet i thought we could one person as a teenager i dreamt about working for sun oxide comes close in a way um i already know it's out of my league however for the podcast too one of

with regard to, is the only company where I, like the career, hoping that they have a position that I can apply to.

Happy to see their success.

And then one person says- And we do have an RSS feed.

And one person noted, I thought that the process of writing the materials was great.

That person ultimately didn't become an Oxide employee, but I just wanted to echo that, that the materials do take a while, but I found very instructive myself years ago when I was doing them.

Yeah.

And it should be noted that you go to careers.oxide.computer and there are many job listings available there now.

Along those same lines, someone says, wow, amazing, that's some serious money.

What do you do with so much money?

And I'd love to hear the answer to that.

But just before you say it, one of the responders says, if they buy all the DRAM they needed for their near future, before prices spike, they probably need more than 200 million just for the DRAM.

So in addition to DRAM, what's the plan with the money?

That's right.

We've been getting paid in DRAM for months now.

which you probably would take.

Well, congrats to the team.

And it's been exciting to watch the journey.