Mike Evans

@mikeev

GPU logic designer and Micro-Architect @ Radeon Technologies Group (AMD). Obsessive fan of Formula 1 (racing for engineers). All views & statements are my own.

Joined March 2008

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Mar 18

    I just published “An Engineer’s primer for Formula 1”

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  2. 7 hours ago

    Everyone likes to complain about the lack of repairability in MacBook Pros, but there is an undeniable silver lining. (Result of a keyboard replacement, pictured).

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  3. 19 hours ago

    A good reminder to treat people with respect- it can only help promote an open mind. Never say “I told you so”. There are a lot of die-hards out there just looking for an excuse to double-down after this week’s events. Give them a pathway out of this madness.

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  4. Jul 17

    Glorifying people with engineering degrees (vs regular athletes) is something we can’t have enough of in sport. Let’s see more content like this, (with even more strategists/engineers).

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  5. Jul 16

    Any progress made in opening the memory bandwidth bottleneck, even a little, calls for celebration.

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  6. Jul 16
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  7. Jul 16

    When my grandfather asks for my help, this is usually the type of thing that he hands me (this is normal, right?).

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  8. Retweeted
    Jul 12

    Peter Strzok, who's spent a life in public service, may be imperfect—as we all are—but next to Trump and his stooges in Congress he's a veritable superhero. I offer my thanks to Agent Strzok for weathering the attempted assassination of his character by the GOP. RT if you do too.

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  9. Jul 13

    It obviously can't reach top speeds at , but it's great to see the final design in motion- it looks awesome. is such a fascinating concept. Teams will, for the first time ever, be building a *driver* instead of a car.

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  10. Retweeted
    Jul 13

    AMD is looking for a motivated, experienced platform Hardware Engineer to work closely with customers and internal development teams in Beijing!

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  11. Jul 12

    The consistent level of disruptive innovation from this company has really impressed me over the past few years. Keep it up.

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  12. Jul 12

    Finally. Can’t wait to try the third-gen keyboard. Would have loved a physical ESC key though :/

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  13. Jul 11

    Sometimes I wonder if will go out of business in the next year or so.

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  14. Jul 10

    Wife and I disagreed on which direction to go in . Most practical need for a 4K TV I’ve seen in a while.

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  15. Jul 10

    The way Musk has been treated over this has been mildly infuriating. The guy dropped what he was doing and showed up. In Thailand. Leave it there.

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  16. Jul 3

    I have this monitor on my desk at work. It was incredible even before this sale. Amazed at how much these prices have dropped.

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  17. Jul 3

    Excellent example of how a company culture should work in the event of a mistake: 1. Hold your hand up and take ownership for it. 2. Do everything you can to learn from it. So many lessons in business/engineering can be learned just from watching

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  18. Jul 1

    This particular moment was equally tough to watch but also an impressive example of 's culture.

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  19. Jul 1

    This 2018 Austrian track is probably the most brutal engineering challenge we’ve seen in in a while. So many fascinating mechanical failure conditions in this .

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  20. Jun 29

    Such an interesting idea. It seems to indicate that there is a pattern. Since I work so hard to prevent uninitialized memory accesses, I rarely think about what factors into their powered-up state (I assume this is DRAM vs a forced hit in a SRAM cache).

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  21. Retweeted
    Jun 28

    RGP 1.2 shows driver barriers (including explanation). Awesome feature. Instantly realized that timing queries take 5% of my frame time in development builds (two barriers each, both full L2$ flush). Without timing queries 2% of frame spend waiting in barriers. Much better :)

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