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Risk it for a biscuit — Linux on RISC-V
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this post was submitted on 08 Sep 2023
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I tried to watch this, and I kept shipping forward until he said something on topic.... after 15 minutes, he got to the title of the video.
That's 15 minutes of random anecdotes, intro, discussion with the crowd, and just general chatter that didn't have anything to do with RISC-V, before he even said the title of the talk.
I just quit at that point because I don't care about what places he recommends to go visit or eat at in whatever city he's in that I am not, and might never be. I finally got into something resembling content and my brain was so taxed trying to figure out how someone can speak so many words, yet say absolutely nothing, that I could not go on.
I like RISC-V. I want to see more RISC-V stuff on the market. I don't want to sit through an episode of diners, drive-ins and dives just to get info about it.