Ok, I'm gonna keep a little bit less wierd than the topic suggests. 
I'm a huge fan of your interviews Charles, keep up the good work.
How about a video with the Channel9 gang? And when can we see more of almighty Anders? Love those C# videos, exciting stuff but it's been a while now. I crave more! Or anything with Brian Beckman, he's the man.
A daily show like "Anders Hejlsberg, Herb Sutter, Erik Meijer, Brian Beckman: Software Composability and the Future of Languages" would be great 
This should probably be in some suggestion post/forum but how about starting with more tutorial oriented videos?
Maybe even allow for user-submitted ones? Showing off new Microsoft technology and whatnot.
I'm a pretty experienced programmer myself so I'm not exactly looking for the "Hello World" kinds of tutorial
but I do enjoy watching tutorials showing off new technology. So I can say "Oh, that's cool" and continue working on my project(s).
Sorry for the rambling, but I can't seem to find the "praise Charles" button anywhere...
Not to put down the other contributors on Channel 9, don't think I've ever seen anything that wasn't interesting here (Duh).
But there's something about Charles he knows just enough to be inquisitive about the harder-to-grasp stuff.
Feel free to delete this if you feel embarassed getting some "man-love" hahaha.
/Raw and unedited, Dwomac
PS: Changed the title from "I love Charles post", hence the "little bit less wierd" which turns into alot more wierd:P
PPS: I'm a crazy meatball-eating-swede.
PPPS: Don't you like the PS: touch?
PPPPS: Yeah I know, "Keep your inside voice to yourself" but isn't that what internet is for?
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jamie
Niner since 2004
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that is not me
*rambling love (or peeved) fests are the norm on c9... well not this week ha -
LaBomba
Summer
jamie wrote:^
that is not me
of course it isn't, he used paragraphs
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Charles
Welcome Change
Thanks for the kind words...
You'll see Anders and Erik soon, Beckman is cooking something special up for November. You will also meet some incredibly interesting geniuses soon (some of whom do not work for MS or even contribute directly (or at all) to our stack, but who are working on the same hard industry-wide problems....)
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Chadk
excuse me - do you has a flavor?
Charles wrote:You will also meet some incredibly interesting geniuses soon (some of whom do not work for MS or even contribute directly (or at all) to our stack, but who are working on the same hard industry-wide problems....)
C
Geniuses isnt the word you are looking for here. I would give you the ACTUAL word, but my dictionary doesnt contain any word which is any better than genius
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And what difficult problems would those be?Charles wrote:You will also meet some incredibly interesting geniuses soon (some of whom do not work for MS or even contribute directly (or at all) to our stack, but who are working on the same hard industry-wide problems....) -
Chadk
excuse me - do you has a flavor?
thumbtacks2 wrote:
And what difficult problems would those be?
Charles wrote:
You will also meet some incredibly interesting geniuses soon (some of whom do not work for MS or even contribute directly (or at all) to our stack, but who are working on the same hard industry-wide problems....)
One thing i can think of is how we make applications easier able to run on x cores, rather than just 1, and still keep the concurrency. -
Charles wrote:Thanks for the kind words...
You'll see Anders and Erik soon, Beckman is cooking something special up for November. You will also meet some incredibly interesting geniuses soon (some of whom do not work for MS or even contribute directly (or at all) to our stack, but who are working on the same hard industry-wide problems....)
C
Terrific.
How about interviews with Alan Cooper, Bjorn Lomborg, and Raymond Kurzweil?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Cooper
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bj%C3%B8rn_Lomborg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Kurzweil
I look forward to your interviews with Anders and Erik.
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