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[809.86 --> 810.66] different iterations.
[811.24 --> 811.98] One iteration,
[812.14 --> 812.80] I was using
[812.80 --> 814.58] literal data structures
[814.58 --> 815.86] to define a DSL.
[816.02 --> 817.06] It was ugly.
[817.50 --> 817.84] I mean,
[817.84 --> 819.12] it was very ugly.
[820.18 --> 821.78] And I think
[821.78 --> 822.66] it clicked
[822.66 --> 823.92] once I saw
[823.92 --> 824.36] the trick
[824.36 --> 825.00] of basically
[825.00 --> 826.76] having an anonymous
[826.76 --> 827.28] function
[827.28 --> 828.88] being an argument,
[829.16 --> 829.30] right?
[829.34 --> 830.34] That's really the trick.
[830.34 --> 831.86] Like, once you see that,
[831.94 --> 832.82] once you understand that,
[832.88 --> 834.20] then everything
[834.20 --> 835.16] kind of falls together.
[835.40 --> 836.28] Then it's easy
[836.28 --> 837.16] to sort of
[837.16 --> 838.30] embed those function
[838.30 --> 838.70] cores
[838.70 --> 840.90] and make it look
[840.90 --> 842.22] like it's just
[842.22 --> 843.12] a series of
[843.12 --> 844.14] instructions,
[844.14 --> 846.26] which is nice.
[846.58 --> 847.38] But that,
[847.50 --> 847.62] yeah,
[847.66 --> 848.12] that took a while.
[848.52 --> 849.32] So what has surprised
[849.32 --> 850.42] you most about
[850.42 --> 851.92] the explosion
[851.92 --> 853.14] of Goa adoption?
[853.14 --> 855.16] I was very,
[855.24 --> 856.02] very impressed
[856.02 --> 857.84] by how the Goa community
[857.84 --> 858.94] and you especially
[858.94 --> 862.36] really embraced Goa.
[863.10 --> 863.98] I didn't think,
[864.50 --> 864.66] you know,
[864.70 --> 864.98] I was,
[865.16 --> 866.10] it was more of a
[866.10 --> 867.54] sort of personal
[867.54 --> 868.28] research,
[868.32 --> 869.20] interesting project,
[869.48 --> 870.60] see what could happen.
[871.14 --> 871.70] Also,
[871.70 --> 872.46] with the potential
[872.46 --> 873.96] of maybe being used
[873.96 --> 874.60] at Ryscale.
[874.60 --> 876.78] But that was about it.
[876.88 --> 877.20] And then,
[877.60 --> 878.54] I guess,
[878.60 --> 879.56] you stumbled on it
[879.56 --> 880.02] and started
[880.02 --> 881.30] tweeting about it.
[881.76 --> 884.18] And I wrote a blog post.
[884.80 --> 885.28] Yeah,
[885.40 --> 886.18] put me into
[886.18 --> 888.04] the Slack channel.
[888.56 --> 890.02] And it's been awesome.
[890.24 --> 890.46] I mean,
[890.52 --> 890.84] I think
[890.84 --> 892.12] there's no way
[892.12 --> 892.72] that Goa
[892.72 --> 893.72] would be what it is today
[893.72 --> 894.10] without
[894.10 --> 895.66] that community,
[895.88 --> 896.88] without all the input.
[897.42 --> 897.56] you know,
[898.30 --> 899.56] that's not just code,
[899.64 --> 900.30] it's the ideas,
[900.46 --> 901.14] the requirements,
[901.54 --> 903.40] the numerous bug fixes.
[903.68 --> 903.86] I mean,
[904.02 --> 905.06] that to me was
[905.06 --> 906.74] like waking up in the morning
[906.74 --> 907.76] and seeing a PR
[907.76 --> 908.96] where that fixes a bug
[908.96 --> 909.36] I wrote.
[909.60 --> 910.48] That's the best thing.
[910.90 --> 911.28] I mean,
[911.34 --> 912.48] there's no better way
[912.48 --> 913.14] to start a day.
[914.02 --> 915.36] And so,
[915.48 --> 915.60] yeah,
[915.60 --> 916.50] I've been very impressed.
[917.02 --> 918.00] I'm very grateful.
[918.76 --> 921.08] And it's been awesome.
[921.58 --> 921.60] So,
[921.72 --> 922.72] it's only appropriate
[922.72 --> 923.50] that we talk about
[923.50 --> 924.40] that blog post
[924.40 --> 924.86] that I wrote
[924.86 --> 926.20] because on this show,