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  1. It was such an amazing conversation that I felt as if an hour passed in the blink of an eye
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  2. game devs are built different
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  3. Amazing talk, Thankyou :)
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  4. Nice
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  5. That was a very interesting watch. Thanks, Chris & Nathan. Just decided to spend a day working with Zed.
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  6. Love this interview. The interviewer is humble and and approaches every interaction with a charitable beginner mind. The interviewee is excited and precise in his explanations.
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  7. I would have liked to hear from the professor if he thought that the secret to good coffee was to control the quinic acid...
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  8. The video definitely helped me understand Bevy a little better as I just started using it for curiosity. Thanks for the content!
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  9. great questions.
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  10. you should try to learn and have more information about Odin Programming Language .
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  11. I wish Andrew Kelly could come talk! His livestreams were always very interesting
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  12. Thank you for sharing with us this wonderful conversation, I had a great time listening to you both! Zig <3
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  13. Oh boy, I cant wait to listen to this, great work as always Kris!
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  14. Chris seemed to be genuinely happy to share everything he did, phenomenal interview.
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  15. Interesting, enjoyed the interview
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  16. I love the care that Jose have to my feet. Many of his language decisions is to prevent me from shooting them.
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  17. Great questions
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  18. Alice is easily one of the top guests on the channel! Loved every second of this - Very informative!
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  19. Welp, i guess i know what i'm learning next
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  20. that first 10 min. I already feel the mans internal pain that only the modern world could fathom
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  21. This is a fantastic talk.
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  22. Great talk! I've been using Zig for a while now and really like it.
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  23. Panel Talk Style!
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  24. Awesome, tried to use gleam before, but stopped because of the Erlang installation, but lustre itself looks absolutely stunning
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  25. cool episode :)
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  26. Que contenido más interesante. Veo lisp por todos lados
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  27. Awesome channel.
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  28. What an amazing interview and a great set of questions!
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  29. Can you please cover apache spark streaming?
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  30. I really like that structure of ad-hoc teams, I can imagine it brings some of its own issues but it sounds like a great idea
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  31. What an outclass podcast!
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  32. Your such a refreshing thought provoker. Really appreciate your channel and your guests. Curious on S3 to replace Kafka. Watching now.
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  33. That was a great podcast with a great guest and a great host. I can see this channel growing a lot with this kind of content!
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  34. Regarding domain blindness around the 12:00 minute mark, the domain blindness happens because keeping an event ledger without using event sourcing (with separate read/write models) is a big pain in the butt. lol
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  35. instantly liked and subscribed. intriguing to learn Zig, although I have almost no knowledge of C yet.
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  36. Couldn’t take my eyes off Robin’s chair. Envy. 😊
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  37. Isn’t Netflix already plural, like Twix?
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  38. It's rare I'll sub but you had my vote in the first five minutes. Clear from the outset that this would be insightful. Very much looking forward to future content.
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  39. Amazing interview! Thank you!
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  40. Wooo!!!
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  41. Zig sounds like a very practical language, a bit like a Swiss army knife. I would consider Zig just for the cross compilation alone.
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  42.  @DeveloperVoices  Thanks, I really enjoyed the interview! I subscribed, and am excited to see more!
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  43. nim, zig, vlang, now what 😅, odin? all of it are successor of c I need zeus and poseidon programming language. btw for me bill is more like kratos rather than odin
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  44. Hare looks nice. It is not overly inventive, but it has nice defaults.
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  45. Python as a low barrier, high ceiling stream processing tool for the masses, Gleam as a stream processing tool for Kris!
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  46. GG balances self confidence and open mindedness well
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  47. you should get Gabriella Gonzalez on to talk about Haskell and Dhall :-) Maybe fall-from-grace even :-P
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  48. INMHO Zig is new and fresh low programming language for new craftsman generation looking for get out of C classic box. By the way C is my lovely one language. Zig is an excelent choice. This 1:23 are one of the best time investment I've made in youtube! Thanks for sharing!
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  49. Now I'm wondering if Valve could fix their CS2 sub-tick update system with SpaceTime DB lol
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  50. As an academic truly appreciate👏🏾
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