ruff author asks: how hard is scaling AI chip design from RISC-V to x86?
charliermarsh · x · 2026-10-23
Charlie Marsh, author of the Python linter ruff, asks as an outsider: how big is the gap between what's been demonstrated and the bigger vision — is extending the approach from RISC-V to x86 roughly impossible or within reach? The question targets the scalability limits of current AI chip design/verification work.
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