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[2868.04 --> 2868.80] do when we |
[2868.80 --> 2869.78] close the show is |
[2869.78 --> 2870.18] just kind of |
[2870.18 --> 2870.98] briefly go around |
[2870.98 --> 2873.06] and give thanks to |
[2873.06 --> 2873.76] an open source |
[2873.76 --> 2875.00] project kind of as |
[2875.00 --> 2875.52] you spoke to |
[2875.52 --> 2876.36] earlier, Raphael, |
[2876.56 --> 2878.04] to kind of to |
[2878.04 --> 2878.90] get kind of that |
[2878.90 --> 2879.72] feedback from the |
[2879.72 --> 2880.44] community sometimes |
[2880.44 --> 2881.20] makes your day. |
[2881.42 --> 2882.32] So we want to |
[2882.32 --> 2882.76] make sure that |
[2882.76 --> 2883.58] we're regularly |
[2883.58 --> 2884.62] reaching out and |
[2884.62 --> 2885.70] thanking people for |
[2885.70 --> 2886.14] the things that |
[2886.14 --> 2886.60] make our lives |
[2886.60 --> 2886.94] easier. |
[2887.52 --> 2888.18] You want to |
[2888.18 --> 2888.76] kick this off, |
[2888.86 --> 2889.02] Brian? |
[2889.36 --> 2889.84] I'll kick it |
[2889.84 --> 2890.26] off today. |
[2890.26 --> 2891.08] One of my |
[2891.08 --> 2891.74] favorite open |
[2891.74 --> 2892.32] source tools |
[2892.32 --> 2893.40] ever is |
[2893.40 --> 2894.36] NSQ from |
[2894.36 --> 2894.70] Bitly. |
[2895.14 --> 2895.90] I've used |
[2895.90 --> 2897.02] NSQ in |
[2897.02 --> 2898.12] dozens of |
[2898.12 --> 2899.16] projects and |
[2899.16 --> 2900.14] it has never |
[2900.14 --> 2900.92] ever disappointed |
[2900.92 --> 2901.12] me. |
[2901.16 --> 2901.78] It is blazing |
[2901.78 --> 2902.26] fast. |
[2902.82 --> 2903.62] It is 100% |
[2903.62 --> 2904.72] predictable and |
[2904.72 --> 2905.94] reliable and |
[2905.94 --> 2906.98] it's just amazing |
[2906.98 --> 2907.94] how much you can |
[2907.94 --> 2909.24] do with |
[2909.24 --> 2910.58] NSQ in very |
[2910.58 --> 2911.94] little code and |
[2911.94 --> 2913.46] I really appreciate |
[2913.46 --> 2914.04] the fact that they |
[2914.04 --> 2914.64] open source that. |
[2914.74 --> 2915.64] It's a great tool. |
[2915.64 --> 2916.80] What is it? |
[2917.30 --> 2918.38] NSQ is a |
[2918.38 --> 2919.12] distributed |
[2919.12 --> 2920.42] queue that's |
[2920.42 --> 2921.14] incredibly |
[2921.14 --> 2921.88] fault tolerant |
[2921.88 --> 2922.88] and really fast |
[2922.88 --> 2923.32] and it's written |
[2923.32 --> 2924.58] in Go and |
[2924.58 --> 2925.60] it's written |
[2925.60 --> 2926.66] really smartly. |
[2927.50 --> 2928.10] Yeah, and so |
[2928.10 --> 2929.64] actually Matt |
[2929.64 --> 2930.44] Richardson did a |
[2930.44 --> 2931.32] talk in |
[2931.32 --> 2932.82] Go4Con 2014 |
[2932.82 --> 2933.74] on it. |
[2933.98 --> 2934.34] I think the |
[2934.34 --> 2935.06] talk was titled |
[2935.06 --> 2935.52] something like |
[2935.52 --> 2936.58] Spray Some NSQ |
[2936.58 --> 2937.14] on it or |
[2937.14 --> 2937.56] something like |
[2937.56 --> 2937.78] that. |
[2937.78 --> 2937.80] That's right, |
[2937.86 --> 2937.98] yeah. |
[2938.32 --> 2938.68] But yeah, |
[2938.82 --> 2940.06] that should be |
[2940.06 --> 2940.90] on GitHub too. |
[2941.38 --> 2942.04] And that video |
[2942.04 --> 2942.88] is up on |
[2942.88 --> 2943.42] YouTube. |
[2943.80 --> 2943.90] Yeah. |
[2943.90 --> 2945.04] How about |
[2945.04 --> 2945.18] you, |
[2945.24 --> 2945.56] Carlicia? |
[2946.24 --> 2947.08] I would like |
[2947.08 --> 2947.44] to mention |
[2947.44 --> 2948.76] today iTerm2, |
[2949.14 --> 2950.38] which I'm |
[2950.38 --> 2951.74] sure most |
[2951.74 --> 2952.60] people already |
[2952.60 --> 2953.18] use. |
[2953.50 --> 2954.58] If you don't, |
[2954.68 --> 2955.36] you definitely |
[2955.36 --> 2956.40] should check it |
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