Why hardware development is hard
In CPU design, most successful teams have a fairly long lineage and rely heavily on experienced engineers. When we look at CPU startups, teams that have...
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How to discourage open source contributions
What’s the first thing you do when you find a bug or see a missing feature in an open source project? Check out the project page...
Read moreRandomize HN
You ever notice that there’s this funny threshold for getting to the front page on sites like HN? The exact threshold varies depending on how much...
Read moreWriting safe Verilog
Troll? That’s how people write Verilog1. At my old company, we had a team of formal methods PhD’s who wrote a linter that typechecked our code,...
Read moreVerilog is weird
Verilog is the most commonly used language for hardware design in America (VHDL is more common in Europe). Too bad it’s so baroque. If you ever...
Read moreAbout danluu.com
About The Blog This started out as a way to jot down thoughts on areas that seem interesting but underappreciated. Since then, this site has grown...
Read moreLatency mitigation strategies (by John Carmack)
this is an archive of an old article by John Carmack which seems to have disappeared off of the internet Abstract Virtual reality (VR) is one...
Read moreKara Swisher interview of Jack Dorsey
This is a transcript of the Kara Swisher / Jack Dorsey interview from 2/12/2019, made by parsing the original Tweets because I wanted to be able...
Read moreJonathan Shapiro’s Retrospective Thoughts on BitC
This is an archive of the Jonathan Shapiro’s “Retrospective Thoughts on BitC” that seems to have disappeared from the internet; at the time, BitC was aimed...
Read moreHow does Boston compare to SV and what do MIT and Stanford have to do with it?
This is an archive of an old Google Buzz conversation on MIT vs. Stanford and Silicon Valley vs. Boston There’s no reason why the Boston area...
Read moreAre closed social networks inevitable?
This is an archive of an old Google Buzz conversation (circa 2010?) on a variety of topics, including whether or not it’s inevetible that a closed...
Read moreWork-life balance at Bioware
This is an archive of some posts in a forum thread titled “Beware of Bioware” in a now defunct forum, with comments from that forum as...
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