How About Tomorrow?

The guest Chris shares clips from past episodes in this 100th celebration. Topics include Crowdstrike bug chaos, economy skepticism, value of small teams, and are they playing characters on the podcast.

Topics include Dax's scrolling bug hell, pursuing optimization at all costs, building preferred businesses, AI suspicions, commit hook drama, hatred for pyramids, and failed promises of five-word tweets. The conversation also touches on programming shifts, the allure of luxury items, predictable sales strategies, human-AI distinctions, historical engineering marvels, time mysteries, and podcast length preferences.

Health expert Mark Sisson discusses Adam's fatigue, Dax's unique analysis, kids' behavior, American diet impact, business owner struggles, and updates on Terminal Coffee and Rspack news with breathing exercise expert Wim Hof.

Topics discussed in this podcast include getting haircuts, tattoo procedures, maintaining productivity during live streaming, different personalities in various group settings, open source drama, issues with TC39, stamping packages as good, and a survey on the State of JavaScript.

Matt Pocock, voice coach turned educator in TypeScript and coding, discusses voice coaching, tech teaching, European living, juggling, video games, F1 racing, chess, board games, and upcoming projects with Adam and Dax.

Dan Abramov discusses his journey from Meta to Bluesky, comparing centralized vs decentralized platforms, product work vs framework work, and the future of Bluesky. Topics include Expo, Facebook's view on React, and the internet's mean culture.

Adam and Dax discuss Laravel vs. JavaScript, selling coffee via command line, the Serverless Framework, and transitioning to working with JavaScript and AWS services. They also explore the evolution of frameworks, starting a coffee business with friends, and selling coffee through a terminal app.

Taylor Otwell and Ryan Florence discuss the definition of 'full stack' development, the differences between Laravel and Rails, the divide between frontend and backend teams, the lack of a real JavaScript community, and the potential of JavaScript frameworks to be the fullest stack. They also touch on what Taylor would like to see from the Remix community and humorously compare Laravel to Canada.

Topics include making banana ice cream with a new device, the possibility of time travel, opportunity costs for software engineers, comparing Google IO and OpenAI events, and reasons to build identical houses.

Dax, a parenting expert, shares lighthearted insights on raising kids, likening it amusingly to dog ownership. Adam expresses his existential concerns, questioning the purpose of life and critiquing modern societal issues, such as the perceived scam of higher education. The discussion further delves into technology’s impact on parenting and how it shapes social interactions, sparking a candid exchange about the need for authentic connections amidst today's digital distractions.