Robert Mustacchi

Exactly. It's all the EDA folks. It's all the EDA folks who are like.

Exactly. It's all the EDA folks. It's all the EDA folks who are like.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's for Sony and Microsoft to take up.

That's for Sony and Microsoft to take up.

How does it feel to be doing this from the morning?

How does it feel to be doing this from the morning?

If you spent any time in a European Airbnb, regardless of the country, you know that they always have a large canvas of a black and white scene of London with a colorized red bus. So I think that's the first clue that this is not actually Italy.

If you spent any time in a European Airbnb, regardless of the country, you know that they always have a large canvas of a black and white scene of London with a colorized red bus. So I think that's the first clue that this is not actually Italy.

There was an initial version that already existed when I joined. And it was just a list of kind of RFDs that were rendered. I think... I think at that point, a lot of people were looking at RFTs directly on GitHub. I guess due to the deficiencies of the site. And then I don't remember exactly when we kind of relaunched sort of the version that we have now. We kind of were built upon it since.

There was an initial version that already existed when I joined. And it was just a list of kind of RFDs that were rendered. I think... I think at that point, a lot of people were looking at RFTs directly on GitHub. I guess due to the deficiencies of the site. And then I don't remember exactly when we kind of relaunched sort of the version that we have now. We kind of were built upon it since.

But then we kind of incrementally added things like the full text search. That was a huge pain point for me. I forgot what kind of command it was. There was some kind of grep thing, which would take... would take minutes to search the. It was a long time. It wasn't a great process. And now we have full text search.

But then we kind of incrementally added things like the full text search. That was a huge pain point for me. I forgot what kind of command it was. There was some kind of grep thing, which would take... would take minutes to search the. It was a long time. It wasn't a great process. And now we have full text search.

We're using some library that indexes all the RFDs and searches, which I think is a good, that's super useful. I can, to your point earlier, we're sort of at an inflection point where there's so much in there that even full-text search doesn't necessarily get you everything that you need. Someone's already mentioned LLM, so I think I'm free to do without kind of...

We're using some library that indexes all the RFDs and searches, which I think is a good, that's super useful. I can, to your point earlier, we're sort of at an inflection point where there's so much in there that even full-text search doesn't necessarily get you everything that you need. Someone's already mentioned LLM, so I think I'm free to do without kind of...

Yeah, you don't have to feel like you're breaking the schedule. I'm not being accused of a shill, but I think there's, on the roadmap, there's, I think, there's room for something that kind of summarizes all the RFDs and at the very least tells you where to look. And let's say you're joining at Oxide.

Yeah, you don't have to feel like you're breaking the schedule. I'm not being accused of a shill, but I think there's, on the roadmap, there's, I think, there's room for something that kind of summarizes all the RFDs and at the very least tells you where to look. And let's say you're joining at Oxide.