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Moore's law

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Sep 23, 2026

MikeGUEST
10:30
Um, I'm struggling to think of the other one.
MikeGUEST
10:33
The, the second one was the, um, you know, is it Moore's law? So I think the guy found out in the '50s, somewhere around there, that computers got twice as powerful every year and a half, two years-ish.
MikeGUEST
10:48
Um, so in the same way, people are not thinking, you know, Bit- things-- something like a Bitcoin miner is just gonna become better and better.
MikeGUEST
10:57
And I mean, we're seeing this with things like AI at the minute.

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MikeGUEST
34:31
It's just, it's crazy, isn't it? And isn't there in like San Fran, isn't there Waymo, which is just self-driving cars? It's basically Uber, which is a self-driving car.
MikeGUEST
34:39
Like, that, it already exists, and I think this is the crazy thing is like, you know, whatever that tech- technology is right now, you have to remember this is the worst it will ever be.
MikeGUEST
34:49
And I think that's the thing that's so crazy about technology and why it's been happening with AI and, you know, like Moore's Law, like I mentioned earlier.
MikeGUEST
34:56
People don't see this happening, and then it just happens very suddenly.
Garrett BerntsenGUEST
40:53
That feels to me like it will go down.
Jordan SchneiderHOST
40:56
And it's also the sort of thing as like – as we talked to earlier, when you're not – When you're the second mover, right? You're already like that much more down on the Moore's Law plus what we have like 10 other Moore's Laws going all at the same time for making this intelligence cheaper.
Jordan SchneiderHOST
41:14
So like token spend should not be the limitation that the government is like going to be blocked on any time soon.
Garrett BerntsenGUEST
41:24
And I work for a large services company.
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107:17
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107:23
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107:33
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107:36
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TomHOST
108:53
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TomHOST
108:56
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TomHOST
108:57
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109:01
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Jordan SchneiderHOST
40:55
go down.
Jordan SchneiderHOST
40:56
And it's also the sort of thing as like – as we talked to earlier, when you're not – When you're the second mover, right? You're already like that much more down on the Moore's Law plus what we have like 10 other Moore's Laws going all at the same time for making this intelligence cheaper.
Jordan SchneiderHOST
41:14
So like token spend should not be the limitation that the government is like going to be blocked on any time soon.
Garrett BerntsenGUEST
41:24
And I work for a large services company.
Philip MooreGUEST
11:35
Yeah, the computer replacement was the same model.
Philip MooreGUEST
11:38
We were right in the, you know, Moore's Law was still in place.
Philip MooreGUEST
11:43
And if you went two years and you were an early adopter, it was time for a new computer.
Philip MooreGUEST
11:49
So, yeah, we were in that same cycle.
Dan HGUEST
26:36
But I think the world is only moving in one direction when it comes to technology.
Dan HGUEST
26:41
It's only, you know, that whole Moore's Law thing.
Dan HGUEST
26:43
Everything is just, every few months is just something new, something, you know, AI is the latest thing.
Dan HGUEST
26:48
We all know this.
Kyle Van EenennaamGUEST
18:31
Now, not only do we have electricity, not only do we have motors, we can computerize them and automate them to do whatever we can imagine.
Kyle Van EenennaamGUEST
18:39
That's around when Moore's Law is going to be put out there that we're going to have exponential growth of computing power over time.
Kyle Van EenennaamGUEST
18:50
And sci-fi continues to evolve.
Kyle Van EenennaamGUEST
18:52
We have dreams of space flight and traveling to distant worlds.
Colin MoriartyHOST
21:19
Um, Stop Killing Games, went on with those guys and talked to them.
Colin MoriartyHOST
21:23
We had Moore's Law on recently.
Colin MoriartyHOST
21:24
We had Hoag on recently.
Colin MoriartyHOST
21:25
People really liked that episode.
Tom KeeneHOST
27:24
Yeah
Alexis CrowGUEST
27:24
... uh, given Moore's Law.
Alexis CrowGUEST
27:26
Um, so I think that's certainly one piece.
Alexis CrowGUEST
27:28
You've obviously also seen the political risk against this-
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:28
The future of computing is going to be a three-legged stool.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:32
It's high-performance computing, basically Moore's Law in semiconductor manufacturing.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:36
It's artificial intelligence that everyone's seeing and hearing about that's supercharging it.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:41
The third leg of that computing stool is going to be scientifically relevant quantum.

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