A very interesting perspective from someone who has dedicated his life to music and has been in the business for over 40 years. From drumming for a band in the Village, to learning guitar, to singer/songwriter, to licensing his music to TV shows, Joi has had quite an impressive career.

Very cool…. I know Joi Veer since childhood. Great times through the years.

If your'e the head of game security why don't you do something about the blatant cheating going on in UO. It is still owned by EA not Broadsword. They can't handle the level of cheating going on, step up and help and do your job.

Dope!

Great chat!

Great chat!

Nice interview!

Great conversation with y'all and I appreciate getting to dive into the mindset and tactical skills side of things!

MGTOW Many of us are looking forward to the Robotic and AI driven Real Doll. Never have to worry about: lying, cheating, alimony, child support, being an emotional tampon, etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. ....

Great conversation - in today's world a second job (freelancing, etc.) is required.

You guys are karens

Thanks again for having me!

Thanks for having me on, it was great chatting with y'all! I'll take any excuse to talk about gaming 😄

This was a fun chat for sure!

Luke the legend!

Saying that javascript is single threaded has created so much confussion. Typically when people say javascript they mean the entire runtime which is multithreaded.

A would add a monad is a skeleton that you can put flesh in and rest assure you will have some movements guaranteed. Took me years.

Great interview great from both sides. 👌

When asked about what he'd like to see, my brain went imediately to one thing - just give me an Option. It's not the deepest thing, and I don't care if other monads are implemented or not, but there is just too much friction and too many footguns in the '?' syntax. You might define an interface where a fields value is, say, `string | null` and define the field as `field?: string` thinking, "Oh, the field does not need to be defined and this looks elegant," but this not really what expresses the original design. `Option<string>` is what was needed.

I work in tech and while I wasn't the highest paid, it was steady. For get rich quick schemes, I know a few who went to church and social gatherings (fam, friends, students) on MLMs. It was not steady $ and risky.

This program is gone

Your right..if you don't know the algorithm... you loss... So how then does one learn about it

good one 😀

I consider the man to be THE expert when it comes to JS, and he has taught me a helllllllll of a whole lot, but I am a little hung up on that initial take on TS. Having a complete and deep understanding of JS's type system is one thing, actually keeping track of all the types and the shape of all the data across a large codebase is another thing entirely. This is where that static analysis comes in handy (and JSDoc is a poor substitute for TS here IMO). Then there's the whole circus that comes with working on a codebase as a team. I can definitely understand that it's not the ideal tool, but IMHO it's orders of magnitude better than JS in 99% of the use cases a regular JS developer would run into. And I definitely agree it's a crutch, but I don't think it's a crutch for a knowledge gap, rather it helps us keep better track of the data we're working with so we can focus on building features and fixing non-TypeError bugs.

This is a very interesting and insightful talk by Kyle. Had the luck to meet him personally and have him as a tutor in one of his functional programming courses.

its employers causing it with their movie script of expectations. and at a higher level the archons/demons wanting humans to suffer and feeding off our suffering. just like mass layoffs etc etc.

Great interview, her work on Twitter/Codepen is amazing!

Great conversation about UI path Developers 👍👏

It was a great conversation! Thanks for having me!

Great tips!

This is very informative! I pray that we continue build wealth, we buy appreciating assets and put our children in places where they are not starting from scratch.

"Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day---in and day---out." ---Robert Collier

Love this! I especially liked the parts about the interview process and the learning process.

Great video!

Great pod!!! Yall asked some good questions and was cool to hear Jonathan's background, experience, and his view especially with regards to unity, nfts, and AI. Yall brought up a good point tho that games are teaching kids/adults to gamble. Helped me see things differently especially as someone who is a fan of crypto and wants to eventually monetize an indie multi-player game. Thanks for the content!!!

Fantastic interview. Very insightful. The fact that she said she still deals with imposter syndrome at her level and skills with CSS is reassuring that others with expertise deal with it too. And I thought her take on entrepreneurship was interesting - her parents were entrepreneurs and that didn't pass on to her in a positive way. Everybody's different.

Gold. Lot's of insight into my resume!

All stars indeed. This is helpful even for those who are not in the tech industry.

This is so cool!

This is great. The Sly Cooper series was my childhood and its great to hear from the talent behind the games. These guys were the last generation to have talent to create awesome games that were just fun and cool (mainly cool). These guys inspire me to make my own game one day.

Stay motivated, don’t procrastinate great message!

What music is this?

Love seeing women in tech!

#VAVETTEC

Thank you for your service!

I agree!

Strike while it’s hot! Good advice!

Very interesting interview!

Great interview!

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