The Most Correct Computer (How Urbit Wins) with Philip Monk, CTO of Tlon

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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How to Find Frontiers in the History of Computing?

03:27 • 3min

3

Is Erbit a Darwinian Model?

06:12 • 5min

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Is Everything That's Being Done Right Now a Dead End?

10:47 • 2min

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How Did Erbit Succeed?

12:57 • 3min

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Is the Momentum Increasing?

16:23 • 2min

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The Average Ainernut User to Day Is Captured by Gradient Dascent

18:49 • 3min

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How Herb It Wins in the Long Run

21:36 • 4min

9

Using Erbet to Build a Service Provider

25:22 • 2min

10

Working With Curtis on the Erbit White Paper?

27:47 • 3min

11

What Was Your Biggest Contribution?

30:41 • 2min

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Is Correctness Really More Important Than Performance?

32:22 • 3min

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Is There a Different Attitude in Silicon Valley?

35:45 • 4min

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What Are the Common Technical Objections to Erbit?

39:31 • 4min

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Is Knock the Only Way to Speed Up the Herbit Network?

43:16 • 2min

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Is There a Need for More Creative Engineering in Erbit?

45:36 • 4min

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The Challenge of Speed With Erbit

49:33 • 2min

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Is Hoon Too Hard to Learn?

51:46 • 4min

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Is Hoon a Good Programming Language?

56:03 • 3min

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Is There Any Trolling in the Design?

59:04 • 3min

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Is the Design a Superior Language?

01:02:11 • 2min

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The Most Evident Developer Benefits for Writing Hon, Right?

01:03:55 • 2min

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