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The audio is a bit obnoxious ("walkie-talkie sound"), but otherwise I like these videos. I don't mind long videos, as long as they're not artificially drawn out.

Cozy interesting discussion. Here's a presentation of Lively Kernel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGw09RZjQf8

I think Gilad was *absolutely spot on* about moving the industry forward and somebody is bound to feel "hit" by what he's saying, but it's not arrogance, it's just stating how things are (or at the very least an oppinion of how things are, agree with it or not)... I really enjoy his sense of humor and point of view.

One of the best videos in a long time and a bit of an eye-opener. The art of molding software and logic. Also - this looks highly interesting (bookmarked!) http://gbracha.blogspot.com/

It's like a Channel 9 metashow. So I propose Channel 9 Reflection Weekly. [Absolutely some DiggNation similarity - but DiggNation is a bit too "lallet" (Danish slang word)]

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Keep the feedback coming, please. We need it!

C

I love HD, keep that comming.

By the way, is that the Peter Sestoft of ML fame? Looks like it is.

I'm also interested in the rendering performance. A later "going deep" interview about the "under the covers" improvements and architechture would indeed be interesting. But so far so good, Acid2 is a great milestone to pass, seing how much emphasis has been put on it by various parties.

Nice! Kudos to the IE team. Downloading...

Don't sweat it. It's a dialogue and few will have something against the occasional superlative. It's not like it's a monologue and you have to exercise robotic silence. Scoble would have a tendency to disrupt the interview with long drawn out laughter, but other than that, I don't see anything wrong with C9 interviews. And the new experiments with you, a domain expert (Beckman) and another domain expert (*) is very appealing. So keep up the good work.

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Cyonix wrote:  littleguru wrote:  Charles wrote: What do you think of this format: expert to expert? C AWESOME! I had a "brain wave" (if you want to call it that way) a few hours ago. Why not throw a few experts together and let them defent their technology against each other? I don't know if that is doable but sounds very cool to me... haha like "expert death match" Charles sort of already did it with functional vs. imperative at JAOO. I think that could be revisited because all those guys seemed pretty set on functional languages. I want a diehard imperative guy to take on a diehard functional guy haha

I'll see what I can do
C

Throw in an OS expert and I'll fetch the popcorn!
Ding ding!