I always liked Bug Friday, all hands on taking and fixing bugs. Often bugs aren't fixed sooner, depending on the gravity. But I agree, backlog can get discouragingly way out of control sometimes. And at some point the "ho it would be easier to rewrite" happens ;)

Markus you'll need to come back to go podcast() and talk about what you're doing with AI / LLMs and Go, any interests?

maybe I'll have a better chance haha, I always favored authenticity vs. quantity. It seems things need to crash completely before the masses realize the problems we're in. Hopefully it won't be too brutal.

ha thanks seems interesting, although a little bit non-Go idiom, eventhough I'm missing those things I'd need to see how it feels to use such a package. I mean does it feel like when we see Java enforced style in Go for example.

re: why Gleam not Rust, Gleam for me is the perfect fit for DX and the kind of output I do using a programing language, which is product delivered via a web server and browsers. Also, Gleam keeps the same "simplistic life" that I truly desired before finding Go and which Go is also excellent at.

thanks, I only published 61 episode in 3 3/4 years, but finding people to interview is such a heard task and takes a lot of time. Don't give up, I think that's the hardest at first when looking at stats etc.

haha, just listen, brutal. I don't know what I had in mind, probably something like, "ho I'll be a different podcast producer with sound effects that will bring value to the episode." Annnnnd,nope that was very very bad 🤣
For everyone having 2nd thought about starting a pod/anxiety, you can do it.

damn I can't say for the beard, but you at least improved your sound in 10 years :P