Hearted Youtube comments on Developer Voices (@DeveloperVoices) channel.

  1. Thank you for having me on! It was an absolute pleasure.
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  2. Love the combination of you asking great questions and letting your guest talk, and Loris answering questions aware that people with incomplete knowledge are listening. Two great communicators yield a very satisfying in-depth talk :)
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  3. I don’t know what you did or how I found this video but this popped in my recommended and I gotta say, this is by far the best developer podcast I’ve ever listened to. Please change nothing. You ask excellent questions, you’re very attentive to your guest, and you allow them the freedom for them to go deep in order to open up a world of knowledge to the curious listener (such as myself). Thank you so much for this wonderful content I am so grateful I happened upon and I am definitely subscribed now!
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  4. I'll be honest, this is a seriously impressive language by an absolute giant in the field. To oversimplify a bit, it has the safety of Rust, the performance of C, with the syntax of Python.
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  5. Odin sounds like GO without a GC. Having your employer use your language for their major products is a MAJOR accomplishment!
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  6. Where has this channel been hiding ? Great content across the board, well presented. Subscribed. I tuned in for the Zig content, and was thrilled to discover a whole new channel full of quality, in-depth content. Kris seems like a great guy, with all the enthusiasm for programming that bought us here in the first place. Thx.
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  7. You are such an amazing interviewer. Like for real. You know exactly how to shine the spotlight on the guest, you bring the conversation in really interesting directions, you know what you're talking about and you're insightful. Really impressed with your host skills, they really make the show. The topics and guests are also very well chosen as well. Please keep going!
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  8. Thanks for having me on the show Kris!
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  9. Thanks for the excellent conversation! I had a lot of fun with this!
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  10. TJ's first "Kickstart" video on how to get started with nvim was what got me to actually try it, and I have never looked back since. Great interview, was very interesting.
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  11. This video is a gem of an example of well-paced technical communication. Loris' care to clarify and explain up-front topics is appreciated.
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  12. awestruck. this guy's ability to translate such complex ideas into info digestible to the avg programmer is unmatched.
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  13. I'm fascinated by the first ~2 min intros you do at the beginning of each episode, always feels like the start of an exciting upcoming adventure. Great episode as usual
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  14. I JUST discovered this podcast the other day, watching the Zig episode, which I thought was amazing, and immediately subscribed. And now the first new episode to come out since subscribing is about Roc, which I also recently discovered and was just looking into the other day! Very excited to watch. To Kris: you have a soothing voice and are really kind and attentive with guests which makes this show a joy to watch/listen to. I also love how much the interviews seem to have real curiosity and joy in coding. A lot of programming content I see on youtube sometimes just gives me bad vibes, even when the content is good, bc the framing can be so focused on like… the business and career side of things, making money, and the like. I know that’s important too, but as a hobbyist that likes looking into coding stuff way above my level just bc i find it genuinely fascinating, this show has been a breath of fresh air.
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  15. Kris, your channels are the opposite of tech-influencer memes. I always come away having learned something and with other things to read more about.
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  16. That was absolutely epic. I wish I could have seen this video much much earlier in my neovim life. I remember trying to figure out how to do this sort of thing for when I was picking processes to have DAP attach to. It was doable, but difficult, because I don't know what I don't know. Having this incredible, clear demonstration of how to to make this work will help so much when I can't remember how to do it yet again. Haha. Great work, please do more this was chefs kiss.
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  17. Feedback regarding episode length: please keep the conversations as long as they naturally flow. If a conversation flows for 4 hours, people will listen 4 hours. You'll have to feel for it, as you surely do. Great podcast btw
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  18. This is becoming one of my favorite podcasts. Great work!
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  19. Awesome to see TJ on my favorite developer-centric podcast! I'm curious to know how you find your guests. You always bring on people worth listening to.
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  20. Kris, you never disappoint! I've listened to Chris talk about language design before. He has a brilliant approach, meet people where they're at, not where you want them to be. You have to be able to set your own ego aside in order to do that.
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  21. I first learned about Zig when trying to use Rust for AWS Lambda functions. It worked exactly as described in this video - the Zig compiler cross-compiles the Rust code in order to target the specific version of libc used in AWS Lambda runtimes. I was kind of blown away by it to be honest. Rust on Lambda was my first contact with Zig. I really enjoyed learning about the details from Loris in this video.
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  22. Brazil mentioned!
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  23. You're a great host, Kris, and I'm usually amazed by the guests you bring on. Thanks for the great content!
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  24. This quickly became one of my favourite tech podcasts. It's crazy how much these videos align with my interests.
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  25. Can’t get enough Zig! Thanks for the new episode 🎉
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  26. Thank you very much Kris. I has been a real pleasure!
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  27. Lisp ftw. Common lisp truly is the back to the future programming language.
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  28. I've always feared that someday, someone would pronounce "numpy" like that
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  29. I really like the interviewer here, intelligent questions and he let's is guests actually talk, seems to be a rarity these days
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  30. Love to see TJ on the channel!
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  31. kinda speechless over how good this video is, I hope I can explain something this clearly someday
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  32. Recently got into zig after seeing so much of it online, did the whole ray tracing in a weekend thing and I'm loving every bit of it.
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  33. so happy to see another guest from the BEAM world, thanks Kris
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  34. Very good video. I clicked on it on a whim and I'm happy that I did. My current impression of Zig is that its a cool project that I can appreciate, but ultimately it doesn't feel like a competitor to Rust. Rust seems to have different goals and features that I love very much, and Zig doesn't seem to have some of them nor does it aspire to have them. Its on a different path, which is perfectly fine, but its not a path I want to be on personally. But im glad it exists, cus I might find myself using it one day.
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  35. Wow Kris! The banking analogy was so spot on. Really appreciate how focused you are while listening and absorbing new knowledge.
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  36. This is by far the best developer focused channel on YouTube. Amazing!
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  37. This channel is a hidden gem and it deserves atleast 10x the current number of subscribers. Thank you for this excellent interview !
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  38. Every introduction to your interviews is a piece of art!
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  39. Wonderful video by both participants. I didn't think I'd watch much of it because 83 minutes. Next thing I knew I was 70 minutes in and just stayed until the end. I appreciated how the host gave so much space while intermittently prodding the discussion in interesting directions with well-prepared questions. I also liked how both participants spoke slowly enough with an attenuated tonal cadence for clear articulation and allowing the audience time to internalize what is being discussed without losing track of the flow of conversation. It was a calming experience that was easy to watch/listen to, which given the nature of the content, having such an easy-to-digest style is quite advantageous. There's already enough complexity in the content for us to parse that my attention was already quite occupied.
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  40. Kris, you ask the best questions! Thanks for another great one!
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  41. it's the man himself! thank you Kris ❤️
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  42. Man, such a warming host deserves the best guests. And this one video proofs that's true.
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  43. José is amazing and Elixir is lovely !!! Thank you for the interview !
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  44. Man sees OCaml, man clicks Like
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  45. Thanks for having me Kris! <3
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  46. Wait, types on Beam? I’ve had dreams about this.
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  47. 2123 will be the year of the linux desktop
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  48. neovim: "the humble editor you just can't quit"
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  49. Fantastic interviewer and interviewee. This channel is an absolute diamond in the rocks. Thanks for the content!
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  50. 1:00:39 (sings) "We do what we must because we can." You guys at SpacetimeDB are doing some real science!
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