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I was listening to a podcast interview with Jensen Huang of [NVIDIA](https://www.linkedin.com/company/nvidia?trk=public_post-text) this weekend and he said one of the hardest bottlenecks to scaling AI infrastructure is... plumbers and electricians 🚰 ⚡ He frames the general problem as turning "electrons into tokens" and for that you need plumbers and electricians to build the factories that make the chips and the factories that turns chips into tokens (data centers). These facilities need to be built, cooled, commissioned, and maintained. That's why working with the teams at the heart of delivering these MEP systems gets me excited to work on [Resolve](https://www.linkedin.com/company/resolvebim?trk=public_post-text) every morning. The "BIM 2.0" crowd loves to portray the future as AI-generated luxury high-rises and glass facades. But the future isn’t being built in a 40-story tower. It’s being built in data halls, substations, cleanrooms, and mechanical rooms. The unsexy parts of buildings are where the magic happens. And the people who understand those systems are helping us build the future. I want to help build software that helps them. …more 

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It seems like some bottlenecks are easier than others. And so scaling up coaches versus scaling up, I went to the hardest one, by the way, which is plumbers. Yeah, that's true. Yeah. Yeah, I actually went to the hardest one. Yeah, yeah. Plumbers and electricians. And the reason for that is because, because, and this is one of the concerns that I have about about the the doomers. Describing the end of end of work and killing of jobs. And you know one of the things that that that if we discourage people from being software engineers. We're going to run our software engineers and, and the same prediction 10 years ago, some of the some of the doors were were saying that we're telling people, whatever you do, don't be a radiologist. And you might hear some of those, some of those videos are still on the web. You know, radiology is, is going to be the first career to go. Nobody's the world's not going to need anymore radiologist. Guess what, we're short of radiologists.