My parents still won’t let me ride Bart alone or any public transportation of that matter, maybe in a couple years. Great vid btw

I wonder if it would be possible for Vincent to upload the raw footage without any music

As a transit enthusiast myself from the SF Bay Area, I truly love BART and this is a wonderful ride video!

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Even if it were done with a screen, that would be awesome.

This is wonderful. Though-if you're going to put your transit in the median of a highway, _you have to go faster than the cars!_ Otherwise it's negative advertising, and more importantly, it's letting the side down ;).

Wow we went from the airport to Oakland in no time 😂 Awesome video!

reminds me of the severance TV show theme music!

This is AWESOME and I wish I had come across this sooner! How about trains that cross over Donner Pass, Willamette Pass and (under) Stevens Pass. Plus the great views coming out into Glacier Park, and many more!

lol only in dirty bay 😅

This is the level of Curse I can get behind. 🤘💀🖤

This Bart syndrome/ Bart System big vast / sfo to Caltrain and to connections to Larskbur ‘ this city gets you lost in abyss ‘

Aww, I thought it was going to be more slime/mushroom timelapses - great this got included in the overall series though, really nicely meshing with the music.

Utterly brilliant! ❤❤❤

Even the Terminator can’t resist lava

I love how the wax ressembles the slime mould’s formations

Thoroughly enjoying this series 😂

Beautifully terrifying! Subscribed

This feels like it really should be a VR video! :D

Very cool!!

Awesome

select options... [X] seat facing the direction of travel

i would love these

WOW! This is such a unique viewpoint, you should definitely do the same concept for other lines or even systems!

If the train wasn't clearly off center/the rails this would be really cool.

Lemme find out they tryna do showtime like NYC subway😂😂😂

^^ yes ifnaly, did oyu recorded full show?

This is the first time I've ever liked something with tRump in it.

Donny looking a little warm there

I was always the most melted president. Everybody tells me that. Look at Joe Biden he can't melt. He could never melt.

#MeltAmericaGreatAgain

TDS to the max.

If this happened during the debate, biden would’ve still lost

Sweet! Where are you filming from on this video? SF side?

Where’d you get the idea to do this!

At least a hundred times more beautiful than the subject

the thing at around 43:00 is CRAZY because that sort of process is exactly the sort of mentality i used when deciding to study computer science in college. and quite a lot of my assumptions and predictions were wrong, not that i regret making those choices

Great job on this!

lol @ the closing thoughts. also patrick please publish those emails. anyway thank you for this interview. i worked for a few years on hiring from the engineering side and am deeply familiar with both of your works, so this whole thing was a real treat. i'm inclined to agree with your "centrist" pov vincent. modern coding interviews, despite their ample flaws, are still much more effective work sample tests than the default interview in just about any other industry, or the median alternative in tech. it's baffling the number of engineers who think coding interviews are bad, but replacing them with eg "tell me about a project you've worked on" will yield better signal. it's also a symptom of a core problem with engineering hiring: hiring is a virtual org, 50% owned by recruiting and 20% owned by engineering. it isn't any engineer's full-time job, so it isn't a problem that receives the kind of top-idea-in-your-mind attention that other engineering problems do. within a few weeks of working on hiring full time i was having better insights into the problem (including eventually: project discussions are ~indistinguishable from noise when controlling for resume) than i'd had in the previous five years of being a hiring manager/interviewer at a faang. stockfighter was incredible and it's telling that the googles of the world have not even attempted to build something of that quality as an experiment. (or that they didn't build or at least buy coderpad themselves!) it's much more a problem of "where would this fall on the org chart" than "we have made a considered determination that this is not a worthwhile investment of resources", particularly when they're already spending a small country's GDP worth of resources on hiring.

Hi again! I am making a Roblox game based on BART but need help. I have acquired some possible help as well as permission to use sounds from other rail fanner's videos. I do not know how to code. I am trying to build a development team for the game. Would you be interested in helping out in the Roblox game that I am working on? I am designing and building some stuff but I need help with the coding and making things more realistic in blender or something. I am trying to come up with a plan for a very small amount of payment if possible. Let me know please! If yes, we can connect, but let me know first though. Thank you! :)

This is a great interview. I loved the discussion of Patrick's motivations for going to Japan and the epistemology of those motivations. Also loved hearing about Starfighter and why they wound it down. I used to work at a startup that was in a similar space to Starfighter/Triplebyte/etc. and a lot of the same forces were at play. Coincidentally, that startup's IP was acquired by CoderPad.

Anyone losing brain cells as well?

Thanks for this. I found it both enjoyable and inspirational.

that tism boom at around minute 21 was bloody beautiful

1:07:54 The "clothes machine" bit was a great opener. When I finally got to that part of the interview, it was made even better when neither of you came up with "dryer". Both of you just went ahead with "drying machine" and never looked back.

Why does the interviewer look 14 and 40 at the same time?

Bay Area teenager? Was riding BART on my own @ 9-10 years old. 47 now.

I am trying to take a bath

"As someone else said, this is indeed a love letter to BART. I live in East Bay and work in downtown San Francisco and couldn't have without BART. For 25 years I commute on BART. I'm an advocate for public transit and believe BART is an exceptional system. People in the Bay Area are fortunate to have it but too often take it for granted.

Glad the driver didn't hassle you more than he did about the cam retrieval in the end. I was thinking exactly how he is going to get the cam now when it pulled into that Antioch transfer train station. I'm sure you had it all worked out in your head, but then the driver had to hassle you. Thanks for the effort in making the video to share, and also the various interviews.