09:06:09	 From Dylan Temples : For remote participants, please use the "Raise Hand" feature in zoom if you have any questions or comments. Thanks.
09:19:55	 From Giuseppe Di Guglielmo : I cannot hear you anymore
09:20:06	 From Enectali Figueroa-Feliciano : audio just went out
09:20:20	 From Dylan Temples : Thanks one second
09:20:21	 From Alex Ruichao Ma : Same here:) Racetrack video is frozen too
09:20:22	 From Dylan Temples : Working on it
09:20:45	 From Dylan Temples : Polycom died
09:20:48	 From Dylan Temples : rebooting now
09:21:13	 From Giuseppe Di Guglielmo : ok, can the speaker go back to the beginning of the slide when the audio gets back? hopefully it will take not too much
09:22:10	 From Rakshya Khatiwada : can remote people hear us?
09:22:12	 From Rakshya Khatiwada : now?
09:22:20	 From Olivia : Yes
09:22:24	 From Rakshya Khatiwada : Great!
10:34:50	 From Daniel Bowring (he/him) : hooray, zoom back up
11:09:54	 From Daniel Bowring (he/him) : Gabe what a good question
11:13:00	 From Rakshya Khatiwada : was zoom down Daniel?
11:13:21	 From Daniel Bowring (he/him) : Yes, for everyone in the world, for several minutes. Not sure how long, but it took me 30 minutes to connect
11:14:56	 From Rakshya Khatiwada : Oh Wow, did not realize that happened. Hopefully people did not miss much. It was working fine here
11:15:55	 From Sami Lewis (she/her) : For people already in the zoom it was fine. I think the issue was joining or starting new meetings
11:16:08	 From Rakshya Khatiwada : Oh I See
12:02:07	 From Enectali Figueroa-Feliciano : Rakshya, could we ask Alex to provide a set of slides with his scribbles on them? There is a lot of good info that he is adding with his pen as he goes and having those would be really useful
12:03:07	 From Dylan Temples : The meeting is being recorded, so the annotations should be available in the video version.
12:03:19	 From Enectali Figueroa-Feliciano : OK thanks!
12:03:32	 From Dylan Temples : We'll circulate the recording at the end of the day
12:03:33	 From Nikolay Zhelev : How could we access the video recording?
12:03:45	 From Nikolay Zhelev : Thank you -- you answered my question
12:03:54	 From Dylan Temples : It will be linked through Indico and a link will be shared via email
12:09:08	 From Dylan Temples : Alex, we cannot hear yu
12:09:25	 From Chris Stoughton : I can hear Alex.
12:09:27	 From Dylan Temples : Our polycom failed again
12:39:27	 From Giuseppe Di Guglielmo : likely it as been already asked sorry for that, are we getting slides and links to the recordings?
12:40:22	 From Rakshya Khatiwada : Yes. Slides are in indico already. Video will be sent out later.
12:41:02	 From Giuseppe Di Guglielmo : thanks :-)
13:17:21	 From Chris Stoughton : Yes we hera
13:32:05	 From Enectali Figueroa-Feliciano : What does “CW" mean?
13:32:24	 From Chris Stoughton : continuous, rather than pulsed
13:32:53	 From Enectali Figueroa-Feliciano : OK, what do you know what the W means?
13:33:18	 From Chris Stoughton : "continuous wave"
13:33:23	 From Enectali Figueroa-Feliciano : ahhh thanks!
13:35:31	 From Giuseppe Di Guglielmo : are you using any of the realtime cores for RT software running on the SoC?
13:38:15	 From Chris Stoughton : no, we do not take advantage for the realtime cores on the processor.  The fpga is, of course, real time.
13:38:38	 From Giuseppe Di Guglielmo : thank you
13:59:43	 From Giuseppe Di Guglielmo : do you have like a compiler for the tProc or do you program it in its own assembly?
14:02:15	 From Chris Stoughton : There are python-like bindings to help you write code.  The "compile" step is very fast, and then the hex code is sent to the tProc.
14:02:27	 From Chris Stoughton : You will see examples from Sara tomorrow.
14:02:39	 From Giuseppe Di Guglielmo : nice
14:10:19	 From Chris Stoughton : There are python binding to write code like this.  Leo is the only one of us who writes asm directly!
15:47:17	 From Dylan Temples : Me