Yes that was an interesting read. Scarey thing is I understood some of it. LOL

Here is some interesting details about the author.

Author: Jeff Fox was born in Des Moines, Iowa and raised by foxes. He produced his first educational video about computers in 1965. He attended Southern Methodist University and the University of Iowa with majors in astrophysics, mathematics, dance, and Japanese, and studied digital sound synthesis, AI, and computer architecture at MIT. He moved to Berkeley, CA in 1978, and worked for the Bank of America and Training Department of Pacific Bell.

He wrote AI, expert systems and neural nets in Forth. In 1991 founded UltraTechnology to design and build an advanced Forth processor for parallel multimedia and AI and began working with Charles Moore. In 1995 he joined a new NASA Incubator startup, the iTV Corporation, to build Internet appliances using these Forth chips and became Director of Software. He was a former Vice-President of the Forth Interest Group.

 

http://www.ultratechnology.com/

Today I am working with Chuck Moore, John Rible, Dr. Montvelishsky and a growing list of programmers as Director of Software at the IntellaSys Corporation. I am pleased to see ideas picked up and technologies licensed by companies like Intel and AMD. I am also pleased to see the general move to multi-core architectures on the desktop and in embedded systems. Everyone seems to be using the slides I used fifteen years ago