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Ryan Peterman

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As seen in: The Peterman Pod, The Peterman Post, Medium, Level Up by Ethan Evans, Substack, HackerNoon, The Code Project
Quit my job to build the podcast & ergonomic keyboard I wish existed • ex-software engineer @instagram, @meta • See what I'm building here ↓
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Turing Award Winner: TPUs vs GPUs vs CPUs, Computer Architecture, RISC vs CISC | David Patterson

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By Ryan Peterman
| The Peterman Post
In college I briefly studied RISC vs CISC for my major but I forgot almost everything now. So it was great to talk to David Patterson about what happened there since he was one of the people involved in the historic RISC versus CISC debates. Given his computer architecture expertise, I also was curious to hear his explanation of the differences about CPUs, GPUs and TPUs so we discussed that too.
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Turing Award Winner: NSA, Public Key Cryptography, Crypto Wars | Martin Hellman

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By Ryan Peterman
| The Peterman Post
Interviewed Martin Hellman recently who was one of the inventors of the Diffie-Hellman key exchange algorithm. I had heard of his name ever since I learned the concept when I studied computer science in college. Pretty surreal to get to talk to him. He explained some of the key concepts but also it was interesting to hear the stories behind what we learn in the textbooks. Also, I have a ton of content recorded that I’m working on editing.
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MIT Complexity Theorist On Leetcode

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By Ryan Peterman
| The Peterman Post
Ryan Williams is a professor at MIT and the winner of the Gödel Prize in theoretical computer science. I interviewed him all about his work starting by asking him a popular Leetcode question (3 SUM). Check out the episode wherever you get your podcasts: YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts. 03:54 - Doing better than the popular optimal solution 01:08:31 - Advice for his younger self [00:41] Okay, I want to start by asking you the most popular LeetCode question.
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