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We can save the debate about whether AMD can walk and chew gum at the same time :) The important part is that you’re a (potentially very big) part of the solut
by benreesman 3y ago
We can save the debate about whether AMD can walk and chew gum at the same time :)
The important part is that you’re a (potentially very big) part of the solution: if can get serious adoption via a stemless experience, that’s a major win for free, fair, functioning markets via robust competition sparingly but well-refereed. You’ve won a fan and evangelist at the conceptual level, and I’m sure you’ll be hearing from me about wanting to make sure the stuff I’m moonlighting on supports the platform well, at which time I’d happily do an unbiased write up: I’ve got a bias for functioning markets, not one particular vendor.
Until next time, good luck!
- latchkey 3y agoThanks for the productive dialog and the fan support. Greatly appreciated! > We can save the debate about whether AMD can walk and chew gum at the same time :) It is a huge risk for my business, so it is something that I'm taking very seriously. In a past life, I've run a lot of consumer AMD GPUs, I'm well aware of their positives, and negatives. My feeling is that George didn't factor this risk into his business, and then went into panic mode when he ran into issues. This is exactly why I'm going the "enterprise" route first. > I’ve got a bias for functioning markets, not one particular vendor. I strongly concur with this, which is why AMD won't be our only offering. I'd love to get other hardware (including, but not limited to, Nvidia and all others). That said, we're just focused on starting with creating functioning markets first.