April 10th thru 13th, 2017
50 miles in 29 hours 6 minutes
Day 1: Redwood City to Palo Alto
Day 2: Palo Alto to Sunnyvale
Day 3: Sunnyvale to Milpitas
Day 4: Milpitas to Newark
This weekend while resting from the week's hike, I found a vista at CaƱada College where I could view every step on the Bay Trail. Somehow it makes Milpitas feel much closer than ever before, because now it is a place I have walked to.
The second is Eta Compute, where I was the asynchronous logic designer brought in to bootstrap their efforts, resulting in a voltage scalable chip (continuously down to .3 volts) for the IOT and energy harvesting applications:
Both will make more computing more efficient and contribute to the sustainability of whatever projects they are used in. If you have one in mind, get in touch with me. I would love to build efficient scaleable systems using either or both of these chips, and have insight into how to do it that might not be common. But first I have to hike Bay.
Weekend Trail Run at Edgewood Park |
Accounting:
Starting Balance 33.48
- Uber Earnings to SF and back (41.51)
Ending Balance (8.03)
Voice Notes:
The landfill hills are like walking by buried corpse of the past historically. Something to be honored. If not made into recreation sites for children and disguises for sewage treatment.
I am thankful for this staycation, a time to think about what businesses I'm interested in.
I do like the chips I've had a chance to have a hand in making.
Gave a ride to a family where one of the kids knew my son's band and dad worked for FB doing mesh networks for the automated freeway.
You have to preserve large swatches of nature to be able to get a feel for its design skills.
Most of the socializing on our block is kid centric.
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