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[3851.68 --> 3854.84] It can be about your view on the ethos and life. |
[3855.38 --> 3856.26] It can be on anything. |
[3856.78 --> 3862.28] First, I'm going to turn over to you, Jeff, for an unpopular opinion. |
[3862.58 --> 3867.96] Now, the goal of this is to come up with an opinion that you believe will be unpopular |
[3867.96 --> 3869.92] because we're going to post this opinion. |
[3869.92 --> 3874.22] I'm going to tweet about it, have our lovely Gopher community vote on it, and then we're |
[3874.22 --> 3876.78] going to tell you what percentage unpopular it was. |
[3877.36 --> 3879.00] And if it's popular, you have to come back. |
[3879.26 --> 3879.40] Yeah. |
[3879.42 --> 3883.74] And if it's popular, we're getting you back on Go Time to grill you again to get a better |
[3883.74 --> 3884.82] unpopular opinion. |
[3885.26 --> 3889.24] What if I just use that as a way to keep coming back on the show and just keep keeping popular |
[3889.24 --> 3890.64] opinions because I like it here? |
[3891.50 --> 3892.84] We'll sniff you out. |
[3893.16 --> 3895.30] We're savvy individuals on this show. |
[3895.30 --> 3899.60] So I've been racking my brain with this ever since I agreed to be on Go Time. |
[3899.86 --> 3906.14] So I don't think I have anything earth-shattering like John's previous unpopular opinion. |
[3906.32 --> 3913.18] But what I came up with is I do not like any type of yogurt. |
[3913.80 --> 3917.48] I feel like that's a very popular snack that people like to eat. |
[3917.80 --> 3919.72] I just do not like yogurt at all. |
[3919.90 --> 3921.54] I have a story actually about that. |
[3921.54 --> 3927.52] So I bought Greek yogurt as a substitute for sour cream because I heard that's a good, |
[3927.66 --> 3929.42] healthy substitute. |
[3929.96 --> 3932.16] And it was my first time actually trying it. |
[3932.42 --> 3936.18] I opened up the container and it just smelled really funky. |
[3936.84 --> 3941.50] And I told my college roommate at the time, did this go bad? |
[3941.78 --> 3943.18] And he came over and smelled it. |
[3943.18 --> 3944.58] He's like, no, that's just how it smells. |
[3944.70 --> 3946.70] I'm like, oh, definitely not for me. |
[3946.70 --> 3953.38] Wait, are we talking just like plain or are we talking like mix in with some granola and |
[3953.38 --> 3953.68] fruit? |
[3953.78 --> 3955.12] You also don't like it? |
[3955.20 --> 3955.64] Are we talking? |
[3955.96 --> 3956.94] I don't like any yogurt. |
[3956.98 --> 3958.58] I've never been like a yogurt person. |
[3958.70 --> 3959.70] Like Greek only? |
[3960.06 --> 3961.14] Are we talking about yope? |
[3961.32 --> 3962.66] Like drinkable yogurt? |
[3963.06 --> 3963.80] No yogurt. |
[3963.98 --> 3964.44] Oh my gosh. |
[3964.44 --> 3968.34] This is like an umbrella yogurt band in the Jeff Household. |
[3968.80 --> 3969.58] Basically, yes. |
[3970.16 --> 3972.62] Fascinatingly, I thought I always hated Greek yogurt. |
[3972.84 --> 3974.60] And for some reason, I now like Greek yogurt. |
[3974.70 --> 3975.48] I don't know why. |
[3975.48 --> 3978.50] So I'm kind of on the opposite end of the spectrum as you, dude. |
[3979.04 --> 3983.12] Well, Chris, you know, your taste buds do mature as you age. |
[3987.46 --> 3989.00] That's a good unpopular opinion. |
[3989.46 --> 3990.22] I love yogurt. |
[3990.48 --> 3991.30] I love Greek yogurt. |
[3991.42 --> 3993.70] Also, it's very good for your digestion, I'm told. |
[3994.20 --> 3997.62] And it has things called active things. |
[3998.48 --> 3999.48] But I also... |
[3999.48 --> 3999.50] Active. |
[4000.14 --> 4000.62] Active. |
[4000.88 --> 4001.40] What are they called? |
[4001.66 --> 4002.06] Probiotics. |
[4002.28 --> 4002.64] Probiotics? |
[4003.06 --> 4003.46] Yes. |
[4003.46 --> 4008.98] They have active probiotics that are apparently, I've been told by being brainwashed by the media, |
[4009.12 --> 4010.36] are very good for my digestion. |
[4010.36 --> 4013.94] But I have no scientific facts to back up that view. |
[4014.36 --> 4015.10] Purely from like... |
[4015.88 --> 4018.82] But I will, after this, Google it and check. |
[4019.08 --> 4024.06] But maybe as you get older, like Chris, you'll develop a taste. |
[4024.06 --> 4028.16] I get all my active probiotics from Yipolt, if anyone else has had that. |
[4028.56 --> 4030.50] I don't know what I would describe it as. |
[4030.56 --> 4032.46] It's like a small little drink. |
[4033.02 --> 4034.70] It's not yogurt, as far as I know. |
[4035.22 --> 4039.64] But that's where I receive my active probiotics, since I don't have any yogurt. |
[4039.64 --> 4048.14] World's leading probiotic beverage created in Japan in 1935 and is now sold in over 40 countries. |
[4048.56 --> 4050.24] And it's not yogurt, so... |
[4050.24 --> 4051.06] It's not yogurt. |
[4051.22 --> 4055.12] I actually felt like it was, and I was going to Google it in the hopes that I would catch you out. |
[4055.52 --> 4056.50] But it's not. |
[4056.66 --> 4058.02] I've done my research, so... |
[4058.02 --> 4058.22] Oh. |
[4059.22 --> 4060.06] It won't catch me. |
[4061.20 --> 4063.02] Misha, unpopular opinion. |
[4063.02 --> 4064.22] Let's see. |
[4064.44 --> 4064.80] All right. |
[4064.96 --> 4074.76] So, my unpopular opinion that is not about Go is that CSS is a full-fledged programming language |
[4074.76 --> 4078.42] that will someday replace all other programming languages. |
[4078.96 --> 4085.16] Now I just need to figure out how to rewrite all of my backend microservices in CSS. |
[4086.10 --> 4088.10] I don't even know how to respond to that one. |
[4088.62 --> 4089.72] You broke my brain, I think. |
[4089.72 --> 4092.08] That will solve the legacy problem, for sure. |
[4092.08 --> 4094.24] Yeah, let's just write everything in CSS. |
[4095.08 --> 4099.88] Does it have to be CSS, or can I write it in Sass and then transpile it to CSS? |
[4100.32 --> 4101.04] Sass is fine. |
[4101.62 --> 4103.30] I'm getting snazzy with it here. |
[4103.54 --> 4109.62] Well, you can't do math in CSS now, so I can kind of see how you could create a virtual machine |
[4109.62 --> 4113.28] out of CSS, where, like, the bytecode is CSS, and then... |
[4113.28 --> 4113.70] Oh, God. |
[4113.86 --> 4117.88] Now we're going to wind up with someone writing a C compiler that compiles C into CSS that can |
[4117.88 --> 4118.38] actually... |
[4118.38 --> 4119.22] Nah, this is terrible. |
[4119.66 --> 4120.08] This is... |
[4120.08 --> 4120.50] Oh, no. |
[4120.56 --> 4121.60] What have we started? |
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