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highly recommend watching this video, if you haven’t, definitely needs more views! https://youtu.be/G-Js3CcD000?si=ufrOBE58U9q3ISSh

@tejaskumar_ has the ability to break things down calmly, and explain how computers work - from subatomic particles, electricity, hardware, software, firmware to servers and more.

There have been too many people on ConTejas recently I really really want to hear from: @ladyleet, @alexnmoldovan, @MichelleBakels, @gabe_g2i... ugh.

I'm getting FOMO from the last 2 weeks of just one podcast. You did this to me @TejasKumar_ :(

Just finished listening to @TejasKumar_'s new podcast.

The first one is jam packed with tons of knowledge and great insights on what's going on in the web and software in general.

Awesome to hear him taking time to talk about @QwikDev especially 🙂

Highly recommend a listen 👌🏾

This was one of the most fun conversations I’ve had in a long time!

@TejasKumar_ is a great podcast host and an even better conversation partner!! ❤️

I love the long format Tejas. It kind of reminds me of the Lex Friedman of web dev focused podcasts. The thoughtful questions and depth of answers was awesome to experience.

Had a great podcast with @tejaskumar_ on:

• ◆ the physics of networks
• ◆ why move away from edge rendering
• ◆ fast vs slow global data transfer
• ◆ latency numbers every engineer (@jeffdean) and web engineer (@cramforce) should know
• ◆ RSC, PPR & Streaming

Dropping soon!

I love this sort of content-- right now AI is such a patchwork of poorly integrated tools that developers can't reason about unless they really really understand these core concepts.