What podcasts say about Matt Burke
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What Matt Burke has said on podcasts
9 statements · 2 positive · 7 negative
The executive order renaming artificial intelligence is nonbinding and has no practical effect.
“they've issued an executive order to rename artificial intelligence to superintelligence for purposes of government documents, which just to get ahead of it is not binding and does not do anything.”
Open the episode · "Cycular" Financing w/ GamersNexusListen at 5:30
Microsoft’s unused GPUs may be in data centers lacking power.
“the only way that happens, while his warm shells statement is true, is if it's a data center that doesn't have power yet.”
Open the episode · "Cycular" Financing w/ GamersNexusListen at 11:42
RTX 5090 availability is constrained because silicon is diverted to unused data-center parts.
“5090s, which were launched as a consumer part, that's been hard to get because all the silicon is being taken for these data center parts that are probably sitting in a warehouse.”
Open the episode · "Cycular" Financing w/ GamersNexusListen at 15:29
Higher-density GPU memory modules have become more expensive and less available.
“the pricing has gone up and availability has gone down on the higher density modules”
Open the episode · "Cycular" Financing w/ GamersNexusListen at 19:24
Export-control laws should be coherent and enforced if they are retained.
“if we're going to have them they should make sense and probably be actually enforced uh otherwise what's the point”
Open the episode · "Cycular" Financing w/ GamersNexusListen at 26:52
Steam is generating higher revenue than ever from game purchases.
“Steam's a private company. They're a big digital platform for people who don't know. for games purchasing and uh they're they're they're doing more like better revenue than ever”
Open the episode · "Cycular" Financing w/ GamersNexusListen at 37:50
Consumers have reached a point of rejecting further monetization.
“consumers are obviously have had enough”
Open the episode · "Cycular" Financing w/ GamersNexusListen at 57:07
At $250 for half the needed RAM, building a computer is not economically viable.
“If a stick of RAM is $250 for half of what you want, then it's just not viable to build a computer.”
Open the episode · "Cycular" Financing w/ GamersNexusListen at 1:00:25
Connected appliances could enable targeted TV ads based on refrigerator consumption.
“connecting those devices to then monitor How well does the advertising platform know when I've depleted my supply of Red Bull in the fridge to then start shoveling Red Bull ads in front of me on a TV?”
Open the episode · "Cycular" Financing w/ GamersNexusListen at 1:01:12
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