I think both can be true - ie. We can harness energy from the sun at much bigger scale than nature has so far, yet we can still learn a lot from how nature has spent massive parallel search over millions of years on coming up with incredible nano engineering we still have no clue how to do
I think Jeff Dean is right in that we will see much more specialised silicon in the future.
If something more bio inspired ie. predictive coding and in-memory compute fundamentally makes continual learning and much lower energy consumption possible there will be specialised hardware for it at some point
FWIW I think the brain has multiple “learning rules” and operates at multiple timescales
Which era Trane are you talking about? The man went through at least 4 major shifts. I’m guessing you are talking about Giant Steps and the later avant garde years?
He did a lot of stuff too which is not dense at all and very approachable - Naima, A Love Supreme, My Favorite Things, Kind of Blue with Miles, a lot more, enjoyable, classic albums.
It's all subjective. The idea that none of these are dense is pretty bonkers to me. Some people don't find hard-bop to be approachable. Kind of Blue is really more the exception to his typical output.
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