The following is a conversation with Chris Latner, his second time in the podcast.

He's one of the most brilliant engineers in modern computing, having created a LLVM compiler

infrastructure project, the Klan compiler, the Swift programming language, a lot of key

contributions to TensorFlow and TPUs as part of Google.

He served as Vice President of Autopilot Software Tesla, was a software innovator and leader

at Apple, and now is at Sci-Fi of a senior Vice President of Platform Engineering looking

to revolutionize chip design to make it faster, better, and cheaper.

Quick mention of each sponsor, followed by some thoughts related to the episode.

First sponsor is Blinkist, an app that summarizes key ideas from thousands of books I use it

almost every day to learn new things or to pick which books I want to read or listen

to next.

End is Neuro, the maker of functional sugar free gum and mints that I use to supercharge

my mind with caffeine, alcyanine, and b vitamins.

Third is Masterclass, online courses from the best people in the world on each of the

top is covered from rockets to game design to poker to writing and to guitar.

And finally, Cash App, the app I use to send money to friends for food, drinks, and unfortunately

lost bets.

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As a side note, let me say that Chris has been an inspiration to me on a human level, because

he is so damn good as an engineer and leader of engineers, and yet he is able to stay humble,

especially humble enough to hear the voices of this agreement and to learn from them.

He was supportive of me and this podcast from the early days, and for that I'm forever grateful.

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