Brian Maucere

Love, love perplexity computer.

I love cloud code and the things that you're able to do or whatever.

But, you know, the one thing they aren't is an OS.

And so once it gets to that level, I think things change.

Not that probably Microsoft and Apple aren't working very hard on this.

This is not like O'Brien or, you know, Beth just came up with this.

But we haven't seen anything, I think, that's like, hey, this new Lenovo, you know, it's CES next year.

This new Lenovo comes out.

And when you buy it, it's not just an upgraded chip.

It has onboard chips.

Yeah.

Again, not to not to believe the point of the point and I'll move on to news here, but that is the whole problem with compaction in memory.

Like memory is to me the single biggest get for anybody who figures it out because I've said it.

You said it.

It's not about all memory and it's not about compaction and it's not about a little bit amount of memory.

you're trying to solve for something that's very, very complex.

Recency bias, how does that factor into memory?

How do the right things come up at the right time?

And I don't have the answer to this.

I think whoever is coming up with this will do very well.