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[3032.56 --> 3033.42] Work with us, Jared.
[3033.50 --> 3035.10] I mean, Adam and I are already on the same page.
[3035.14 --> 3035.62] What the heck, man?
[3035.62 --> 3038.10] Adam's puns are on point always.
[3038.62 --> 3039.60] He never misses with a pun.
[3039.80 --> 3040.34] All right.
[3040.44 --> 3040.86] Thank you.
[3041.32 --> 3041.68] All right.
[3041.68 --> 3045.94] So we have Denny Lee from Databricks or Databricks.
[3046.24 --> 3046.56] Databricks.
[3046.94 --> 3047.22] Databricks.
[3047.22 --> 3047.42] Yes.
[3047.46 --> 3048.22] Is that the official stance?
[3048.24 --> 3049.30] It's not a Canadian or American thing.
[3049.36 --> 3050.00] It's just Databricks.
[3050.02 --> 3050.62] It's just Databricks.
[3050.62 --> 3050.74] Yeah, yeah.
[3051.46 --> 3058.48] Here to talk about Dolly 2, but first, I hear you're a just-in-time conference presenter.
[3058.98 --> 3060.10] Tell us what this means.
[3060.10 --> 3065.12] Well, I think the context was that you were asking me, hey, what's your presentation?
[3065.22 --> 3066.14] That's what you asked me first.
[3066.28 --> 3066.38] I did.
[3066.38 --> 3071.48] And I was actually responding, I don't remember the name, nor do I remember- I do remember the
[3071.48 --> 3071.98] concepts.
[3072.22 --> 3073.20] At least I do have that part.
[3073.42 --> 3074.60] But I don't remember the name.
[3074.70 --> 3075.00] Nor.
[3075.00 --> 3076.98] Nor are the slides done yet.
[3077.06 --> 3078.60] And this is-
[3078.60 --> 3078.88] Normal.
[3078.96 --> 3079.94] And it starts in 30 minutes.
[3080.14 --> 3080.16] No.
[3080.18 --> 3080.88] No, no, no, no, no, no.
[3080.90 --> 3081.18] Tomorrow.
[3081.38 --> 3081.64] No, no.
[3081.66 --> 3082.04] Tomorrow.
[3082.14 --> 3082.50] Tomorrow.
[3082.84 --> 3083.08] Okay.
[3083.28 --> 3089.52] I'm just simply saying that it is common for me to go ahead and not do a thing until 30 minutes
[3089.52 --> 3091.72] before the actual presentation to create the slides.
[3091.76 --> 3092.92] So you're a procrastinator.
[3093.28 --> 3093.68] Yes.
[3093.90 --> 3094.86] I'm a very good one.
[3095.12 --> 3096.50] That's not procrastination.
[3096.64 --> 3096.72] No.
[3096.88 --> 3097.12] Efficiency.
[3097.12 --> 3097.62] That's optimization.
[3098.06 --> 3098.36] Efficiency.
[3098.68 --> 3099.18] Pure efficiency.
[3099.32 --> 3101.22] Why sweat over the details until you have to?
[3101.30 --> 3101.70] Exactly.
[3101.98 --> 3102.20] Exactly.
[3102.20 --> 3108.30] Because what if you start 30 minutes before, but you realize the details required 45 minutes?
[3108.52 --> 3112.34] So I had this one time where actually a buddy of mine, Thomas Kaiser, he and I went ahead
[3112.34 --> 3114.80] and did a presentation where he- so he's from Denmark.
[3115.14 --> 3115.86] I'm from Seattle.
[3116.12 --> 3120.14] We're both in, I don't know where, some other city to do the presentation.
[3120.36 --> 3120.88] Somewhere in the world.
[3121.02 --> 3121.68] Somewhere in the world.
[3122.04 --> 3126.16] So we actually got together, but we realized we actually hadn't done squat on the slides
[3126.16 --> 3128.60] until 30 minutes before the actual session.
[3128.94 --> 3129.46] And guess what?
[3129.46 --> 3132.80] So 30 minutes before, put together the slides, bam, we're good to go.
[3133.84 --> 3134.82] Has it ever bit you?
[3136.14 --> 3137.16] I'm sure-
[3137.16 --> 3137.48] Tomorrow.
[3138.14 --> 3140.72] I'm sure at some point it will bite me.
[3141.50 --> 3145.02] I guess the context is I've gotten away with it so far.
[3145.64 --> 3146.38] So I'm going to go with it.
[3146.40 --> 3148.20] And enough times that you have full confidence.
[3148.44 --> 3148.78] Yes.
[3149.32 --> 3149.80] Fair enough.
[3150.06 --> 3150.32] Yes.
[3150.46 --> 3151.64] Or at least I know how to fake it.
[3152.04 --> 3154.00] So what would you like to know about Dolly?
[3154.14 --> 3156.38] About Dolly 1, how he came about with Dolly 1.0?
[3156.38 --> 3156.58] Why?
[3156.78 --> 3157.50] Let's start with why.
[3157.50 --> 3157.72] All right.
[3157.78 --> 3158.26] Let's start with why.
[3158.36 --> 3158.76] And then how?
[3158.76 --> 3159.28] All right.
[3159.34 --> 3160.72] So let's go backwards a little bit.
[3160.90 --> 3161.16] That's when.
[3161.34 --> 3162.00] No, you're talking when.
[3162.02 --> 3163.48] All the way back three weeks ago.
[3163.76 --> 3163.90] Okay?
[3164.10 --> 3164.28] Okay.
[3164.64 --> 3164.96] Roughly.
[3165.36 --> 3166.48] In the days of yore.
[3166.54 --> 3166.72] Yeah.
[3166.76 --> 3168.12] In the days of yore four weeks ago.
[3168.22 --> 3168.48] All right?
[3168.98 --> 3172.62] So one of the things that, and I want to give credit where credit's you.
[3172.70 --> 3174.44] Mike Conover is the guy who actually figured it out.
[3174.54 --> 3174.74] Okay.
[3174.74 --> 3174.82] Okay.
[3175.46 --> 3179.98] Now, we were using a much older particular model.
[3180.62 --> 3183.38] And we're going like, eh, would this work?
[3183.58 --> 3183.72] Right?