Lex Fridman

javascript world now vibe coding where i'm just using natural language sitting in my jacuzzi drinking a drink and just talking to the computer like like record stops why is the value to go back all the way down to the low level because you can get more power

Yeah, this has to do, also we'll talk about it more, but your new effort, your new company Kyber is doing that kind of thing for ultra low latency.

So the slogan being every millisecond counts.

And when you actually extremely highly constrained in some dimension,

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There's this nice repo with assembly lessons.

First of all, do you think developers should learn how to program an assembly?

And how would you go about learning it?

What is this ASM-lessons?

And describes all kinds of registers, general purpose registers, vector registers, really nice examples.

It's literally, no, I was going to say wizards handing it down.

I realize I look like a wizard wearing this hat.

But you're basically just like the sages, the wise sages handing down the craft.

Can I ask you about LLMs?

What do you think about the Rust programming language?