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An Interview with Josh Fisher | Inventing VLIW, Multiflow, Itanium, VLIW's Massive Success

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Jeff Brown

With the audio sync issue, it’s difficult to hear your questions. How about re-recording those questions and splicing them in? Or flashing them up on the screen in text.

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Agreed. I liked this interview, but...the audio sync issue was enough to make me stop listening to it :.-(

Jon Hastings

Were the comments below written before or after you corrected the timing issue? The first comment, ok, sure, whatever, though I could deduce what you were asking. No need to do any splicing. The second person….well. I listened to the entire interview and dealt with the minor inconvenience, because sometimes the brilliance of the substance is worth an-ever-so-slightly bumpy ride. We do nothing, YOU do all the work. We are here to be entertained and, apparently, mentally coddled. THANK YOU for the extraordinary amount of time, effort, study, reading, editing, recording, PRODUCING, you have to do to put ALL of these amazing vignettes together. The result of which garnered the most lovely and sincere appreciation of Mr. Fisher for your VLIW piece. I’m sorry the commentor below couldn’t be bothered to hear it. Don’t let the lowest common denominator-type people rain on your amazing work. This was a remarkable piece in so, so many ways. The honesty and vulnerability of someone so revolutionary and brilliant was beyond humbling. Truly. Listening to him…Ah, the power of that demon Regret. 🤬 But the resolution at the end realizing and acknowledging the success of his brainchild. Thank you so very much for this.🙏🏻

Mario

For future reference the best way to record an interview is to record locally on each side and then use the videocall recording as a guide. although it is much more work to edit the audio