He says he will remain as an adviser to the tech site.
How's that gonna work if he is working for apple?
He's disbarring himself from seeing any NDA material his former writers would want to talk to him about.
He says he will remain as an adviser to the tech site.
How's that gonna work if he is working for apple?
But.... I thought we were only gonna hire women because we need to be more diverse and stuff...???? What of our diversity Apple? WHAT OF OUR DIVERSITYYYYYYYY?!?!?!![]()
Congrats to Anand. Guy is only 32 and has already retired once.
Retiring from writing is not the same thing as retiring in general as you are implying. Especially with todays news it is clear that he did not retire as he is now working for Apple.
Guy is only 32 and has already retired once.
He could retire if he wanted to, and that was the point of the comment.
has already retired once ≠ could retire if he wanted to
Using words that have a definition that is different than what you mean is not a good way to make a point.
Hmmm, maybe I got that one wrong, but I think I know what pedantic means.![]()
If comments are accurate, he made a lot of money from his site. He could retire if he wanted to, and that was the point of the comment. Obviously I know he didn't retire completely because I read the post I replied to.
I'll just do my own analysis and post here.
Yup. From reading things, it's almost certain that Anand is rich enough to retire from working for livelihood at this point. That also reminds me of his home theatre building articles. http://www.anandtech.com/show/3293
Please do one. I would love to read such writing from someone with expertise.
Speaking of Apple's chips, how significant/realistic is it to expect Apple to change their fab every generation as it's rumored right now? (Samsung this gen, TSMC next gen, GloFo/Samsung next gen with TSMC as another possibility)
But.... I thought we were only gonna hire women because we need to be more diverse and stuff...???? What of our diversity Apple? WHAT OF OUR DIVERSITYYYYYYYY?!?!?!![]()
I don't give the rumors a lot of credence, but it isn't too hard to switch foundries as long as you know what foundry you are going to use before you start to design the chip (that is before you start the physical design).
Once you know what foundry you are using, you get the preliminary design rules and can start designing the cell library and the macrocells.
It's always amusing when rumors/analysts suggest that Apple is changing suppliers/foundries at the drop of a hat.