We reflect on the recent musings of Python's creator, from the functional to the philosophical.
@marchy
7,777 sats
2 Dec
Hey Chris and Mike, I’m boosting in to show some .NET love! We’re a small startup so I’m not sure if that makes me a dark matter dev or not? Our frontend is a React+Typescript SPA and the backend is mostly .NET with a little nodejs - all containerised and running on Linux of course! .NET has excellent SDKs for interacting with Azure where we run all of the things. We deploy with Github Actions and develop in Visual Studio, so we’re all-in on the modern Microsoft stack… and love it!
@ahanniga
3,000 sats
4 Dec
Did the same, installed Calyxos on my Pixel 5 and deleted my Google account years ago, no regrets!
@meremortalspodcast
2,222 sats
2 Jan
Just finished tuning in Chris, thanks for the recommendation. I'm glad to hear you think Python will have some longevity. Seems like it's the Spanish equivalent of programming; relatively easy to learn and useful in lots of places. I'm curious, do either of you speak another language? And if so is there any overlap between learning coding vs a spoken language? Happy New Year, Kyrin! 🥳
@thegoldendragon
2,222 sats
30 Nov
Did i agree with the newly leaked emails? I think i did! Management shouldnt be exempt from stepping in from time to time if necessary to do the job they were asked to lead/Hired to lead, after all, i feel that is all part of being a team. Plus, knowing what your folks do helps you lead more effectively in my opinion. Apologies if this comes off brash! Great show, gentlemen.
@thegoldendragon
2,222 sats
30 Nov
Did i agree with the newly leaked emails? I think i did! Management shouldnt be exempt from stepping in from time to time if necessary to do the job they were asked to lead/Hired to lead, after all, i feel that is all part of being a team. Plus, knowing what your folks do helps you lead more effectively in my opinion. Apologies if this comes off brash! Great show, gentlemen.