Letter to the Reader
Our purpose as people is to build. Over time, we recognized the need to characterize reality through abstractions and developed formal systems of knowledge we call mathematics.
Mathematics is the primary frontier. Everything we create follows from what we can conceive and express within it.
Our ability to apply and extend mathematics is limited by how we compute. Current systems isolate symbolic reasoning, statistical modeling, and hardware, which restricts what can be represented and tested. To advance, we must build computational systems that are fluid, verifiable, and adaptive.
A better compute model requires the following:
- Computational Substrate (Project Atmos) An environment where data and compute move seamlessly and interact dynamically across architectures.
- Verification Systems Software systems that can prove or validate their own correctness through formal or statistical methods.
- Efficient Programs (Project Tessera) Representations and algorithms that approach minimal description length and capture solutions with maximal compactness.
- Adaptive Runtimes (Mesh) Execution layers that map and optimize workloads across heterogeneous hardware (CPUs, GPUs, TPUs, FPGAs, quantum processors, etc).
- Structure Discovery (Bridge, Norma) Systems that identify and represent patterns efficiently.
Other Interests:
- cooking simple dishes
- making things go fast
- boogying (i light up the dance floor)
- fnite 2v2 piece control 200 pump
- recently, teaching math (puzzle stuff like competition and proofs)