Alright, so I guess do you want to get started on the actual show?

We do a show, you know.

Oh, we do?

This is a song about Alice.

Oh, is that Alice's restaurant?

Wow.

Were you seriously quoting, what is it, Guthry?

Harlow Guthry, is that right?

We all did music podcasts and like the last week didn't we?

A week or two.

You did one too, John?

Yeah, no, everyone's doing it.

So alright, let's do some follow up.

John, why don't you tell us about L-O-V-M-I-R?

Last week, Guthry so long ago, whenever it was, we talked about L-O-V-M-I-R, which also

known as Bitcode and its sort of binary representation.

And whether or not that helps Apple to be able to move any of their platforms to different

CPU architectures in the future, we basically decided that it doesn't help or hurt that

it is orthogonal and a little concern, mostly having to do with taking advantage of new

instructions and new processors, being able to remove instructions from processors when

they're no longer needed, all without asking developers to re-upload new binary versions

of their applications and recompile them for new architectures and stuff.

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