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Send us Fan MailWade Foster is the CEO and co-founder of Zapier, the workflow automation and AI orchestration platform used by more than 4 million people to connect over 7,000 work apps. Since launching in the Y Combinator Summer 2012 batch, Zapier has automated more than 81 billion tasks, users have built more than 25 million Zaps, and the company has bootstrapped its way to a valuation north of $5 billion.He holds degrees in industrial engineering and business administration from the University of Missouri, and has spent more than a decade on a single problem: making the tools people work in every day work for them instead of against them. He is also one of the show's rare repeat guests. His first conversation with Dan was in January 2024, back when coding agents mostly did not work.In this episode, Wade draws on running the automation layer that sits between thousands of enterprise tools to argue that the frontier model leap of late 2025 handed every knowledge worker an engineer, and that the companies still waiting on returns are the ones that never changed how the work itself gets done.In this conversation, we discuss:Why the late 2025 model leap means every knowledge worker now has an engineer, and what that changes about ordinary work.Where deterministic workflows still beat AI at work, and why the most sophisticated teams refuse to choose between the two.What happens when white collar workers start pasting API keys into files, and the third option most security leaders are missing.Why Wade says culture, not tooling, is the real constraint, and what leaders get wrong when the board demands AI first.Why individuals report real AI gains while their organizations report none, and what has to be rethought before that gap closes.How Zapier built its AI Fluency Framework from its own teams, and why version one was already dated the day it shipped.Explore this conversation:00:00 Welcome to Episode 40002:01 AI Fun Fact: Is Agentic AI the End of SaaS Tools?04:35  Introducing Wade Foster: How Zapier Bootstrapped to 81 Billion Automated Tasks06:01 From Coding Agents That Kind of Worked to an Engineer for Every Knowledge Worker07:53 What Zapier Does Today: Deterministic Workflows Meet Non-Deterministic AI11:12 Hybrid Workflows: Build It With AI, Run It Like a Program13:30 MCP and the Orchestration Layer: API Keys, Agent Harnesses, and the Daily Recap20:23 The Third Option for CISOs: Governing AI Agents Without Saying No24:00 Foot Guns and Default Settings: The Product Judgment Behind Agent Permissions27:03 Accountability When Software Is No Longer Deterministic: Evals and Spec Adherence28:34 AI Strategy Office Hours: Why Individual AI Gains Are Not Becoming Institutional ROI33:03 The Zapier AI Fluency Framework: Why Version One Was Dated on Arrival36:15 Looking Ahead to 2028: The Hive Mind Company and a New Management PlaybookResources:Subscribe to the AI & The Future of Work NewsletterConnect with Wade on LinkedInAI fun fact articleOn How One Good Decision Made Thomas Otter The Accidental HR Tech Pioneer

"Stability is destabilizing." -Hyman MinskyBDCs are already cutting dividends. Blackstone, Blue Owl, and KKR are gating redemptions. The credit cycle signal is flashing — and almost nobody is watching it.There's a corner of the NYSE that nobody in crypto Twitter or macro Twitter is paying attention to. And it's insane to me — because if you want to know where the credit cycle is breaking, this is where you see it first.BDCs. Business development companies.They're sitting right there, publicly traded, yielding 12-13%. And almost nobody is watching them for the right reason.In this episode, Wasabi, Lux, Boomer, and Hal break down exactly what BDCs are, why they're the public window into a private credit market that's almost entirely dark, and why the signal is no longer hypothetical — the VanEck BDC Income ETF just cut its distribution in half, and Blackstone, Blue Owl, FS KKR, Apollo, Ares, and Morgan Stanley have all imposed redemption gates on their non-traded BDC vehicles. Investors trying to get their money out can't.This isn't a forecast. It's a current event.We walk through the full framework: what BDCs are, who borrows from them, why the structure forces transparency that private credit funds don't have, and how to use the dividend cut signal as a leading indicator for the broader credit cycle. One cut — note it. Two — pay attention. Three or more in the same quarter — deploy.This episode is free. Share it with someone who watches markets.SharePaid subscribers get:→ The daily market report — live BTC and ETH prices, macro color, fear & greed, and a straight read on what's actually moving→ Private Discord — talk through trades and theses directly with Hal and Lux. Not a community. Not a server with 10,000 people. A small room with the people who made this episode. And people like you.If you found this useful, the upgrade is worth it.subscribeDisclaimer on BCD's signal - while this podcast is fun this signal does not out perform buy and hold in back tests: The contrarian backtest completed. Here's the verdict:90 trades, 17.7% average return, 63% win rate. Sounds good right?But zero alpha. Every single trade has exactly 0% alpha vs buy-and-hold over the same period. That's because the "buy after cut" entry is just buying the stock — you'd get the same return just holding it through the dip.Here's the breakdown:• Big winners (2020Q1-Q2 trades): +80% to +161% — but that's just the COVID recovery. Buy-and-hold did the same.• Big losers (2019Q1, 2022Q1): -25% to -52% — you bought into a continuing decline• Win rate is decent (63-72%) but that's just BDCs being mean-reverting assets in generalThe honest answer: The contrarian angle feels right narratively, but the data says there's no edge. The dividend cut doesn't give you a better entry point than just buying the dip on price alone. You're not buying a "NAV discount opportunity" — you're buying a falling knife that sometimes recovers and sometimes doesn't.The 2008 story is a survivorship bias — we remember the BDCs that recovered, not the ones that didn't (OCSL -86% cut, NEWT with 13 cuts over 10 years).So both directions are dead: sell on cuts = no signal, buy on cuts = no alpha.

Hal and Wasabi are joined by Gabriel Haines, who some describe as "the greatest ranter of all time" Alternate Listening Links: spotify, apple podcasts Gabriel Haines, the world's undisputed #1 ranter, stops by the Foot Guns studio to tell the story of his trip to infiltrate SBF's compound in the Bahamas. Plus: New tools for creators How trade the crypto twitter zeitgeist Secrets of ranting: The Art Of The Rant PLUS 9 bonus mini-rants Links To Find Gabriel: Juicebox: Rants Youtube Twitter

Alternate Listening Links: spotify, apple podcasts Hal and Cletus review how premium members used Foot Guns resources to make smart decisions in 2022 and can continue going into 2023. A short review of the beginning of the year rally, but most of the content is in the private podcast on this one. We'll be back soon with more public content. Want to hear the second part of this podcast? Sign up to become a premium member. Get 20% off now! Offer ends January 20th.

The gang decides to go all in in 2023, and Cletus becomes the new Mr. Wonderful Alternate Listening Links: spotify, apple podcasts Wasabi is back with Hal and Cletus to breakdown what they expect for Q1 2023. Cletus reflects on the FTX situation and decides to take on the job of the new Mr. Wonderful. Want more from Foot Guns? Subscribe to become a premium member and get more podcasts, more updates and access to our private channels in discord were we actively discuss trade ideas.

Hal and Cletus discuss the biggest wins and losses in 2022 and what to look for in 2023. Alternate Listening Links: spotify, apple podcasts Hal and Cletus review their worst calls of 2022 and what they go right. They both reflect on 2022 and speculate on what 2023 will look like for Bitcoin, ETH, US Equities and Commodities. The conversation explores ideas about where crypto's place in the general financial ecosystem has become. Want more from Foot Guns? Subscribe to become a premium member and get more podcasts, more updates and access to our private channels in discord were we actively discuss trade ideas.

"I don't know how to say this but.. a complete fraud" Alternate Listening Links: spotify, apple podcasts Hal and Wasabi recap the FTX bankruptcy news and discuss how far the contagion could spread. Twitter Account Leading A Space Tracking The FTX Story. Want more from Foot Guns? Subscribe to become a premium member and get more podcasts, more updates and access to our private channels in discord were we actively discuss trade ideas. Subscribe Now

Buckle up for Hal & Wasabi's wide ranging conversation with Vinay Gupta. Alternate Listening Links: spotify, apple podcasts Vinay was an early contributor to the Ethereum launch and is now running Mattereum, a startup building rails for authenticating physical objects as NFTs. We talk: - The early days of Ethereum A taxonomy of crypto scams Tokenizing gold Real estate and trumpets Gold backed stablecoins Where ESG goes wrong How to predict the future A hierarchy of existential risks Eco yurts And much, much more. Links Mentioned: Mattereum Resiliency Maps Hexayurt Future Shock, Alvin Toffler The Limits To Growth Shockwave Rider, John Brunner Want more from Foot Guns? Subscribe to become a premium member and get more podcasts, more updates and access to our private channels in discord were we actively discuss trade ideas. Subscribe Now

Doomberg joins Hal, Cletus and Wasabi to discuss the prospects for a central bank digital currency (CBDC) in the USA, crypto as freedom technology, European energy scenarios, nuclear power, and more. Alternate Listening Links: spotify, apple podcasts Doomberg Energy, finance, and the economy at-large Follow Doomberg: https://twitter.com/doombergt Want more from Foot Guns? Become a premium subscriber to access more videos from Hal, cheat sheets 365 days a year and private podcasts.

"You Don't Have To Give The Money Back Because It's a Short Covering Rally." -Cletus Alternate Listening Links: spotify, apple podcasts Summary of topics: Short Covering Rally Oil Markets, gasoline demand Tornado Cash Inflation print ETH Merge How to Trade It Want more from Foot Guns? Become a premium subscriber to access more videos from Hal, cheat sheets 365 days a year and private podcasts. Subscribe Now

A Foot Guns subscriber, Alex, chats with Hal about the history and future of Foot Guns. They discussion what makes a DAO a real DAO and Hal's experience working at BadgerDAO. Alternate Listening Links: spotify, apple podcasts Summary of topics: The history of Foot Guns and how Alex became a subscriber Onchain actions and airdrops The history of the FGNEWS token and plans for the future How Foot Guns is working to be a DAO How Hal got involved with Badger How Badger is shaping its governance to be the best DAO Bitcoin's place on Ethereum and the ETH2.0 merge Want more from Foot Guns? Become a premium subscriber to access more videos from Hal, cheat sheets 365 days a year and private podcasts. Subscribe Now!

Boomer, Hal and Wasabi with special guest Villy, sit down to chat about the first year in Foot Guns; where we've been and where we are going next Alternate Listening Links: spotify, apple podcasts Summary of topics: Inflation: CPI report Where is the bottom for BTC? Foot Guns year one in review Thoughts from Villy on how retail traders are viewing this market Wasabi's trade ideas : VIX calls and customizable Crocs Want more from Foot Guns? Be on the lookout for a special offer in the coming weeks to celebrate our one year anniversary.

Hal and Wasabi discuss fundamentals and valuation models of crypto protocols with Sam Bronstein and Jordan Stastny. Alternate Listening Links: spotify, apple podcasts Go subscribe to Alastor by Sam Bronstein and Jordan Stastny to keep up with everything M&A related in crypto. Summary of topics: Financial best practices for DAOs How tokens differ from equities Fei-rari merger Uniswap Genie deal Mergers vs Acquisitions Best DeFi Verticals Uniswap fee switch and the value of governance Fundamental valuations in crypto How to discount DeFi protocol future cash flows Want more from Foot Guns? Become a premium subscriber and receive daily cheat sheets 365 days a year, private podcasts, access to our private discord channels and more. Upgrade To Premium

Sign up for our newsletter on substack : Foot Guns Newsletter Alternate Listening Links: spotify, apple podcasts Crypto Punk 6485 (aka flippen.eth) joins Hal and Wasabi for this weeks public podcast to discuss: When will ETH flip BTC NFT Collecting vs NFT trading PFP projects - punks, moonbirds, apes, doodles, cool cats DeFi trading vs NFT trading NFT ownership rights NFT roles : utility , art, country club, sports tickets, bored ape restaurant Liquidity Risk in NFT markets NFT collections on Tradingview Identifying new projects Nesting vs Staking notifi_xyz - on chain messages Check out the Foot Guns' NFT collection. All proceeds go to shoes for our interns. Foot Guns' NFTs

This is the Foot Guns short podcast where we follow up on some topics on the last podcast and talk trading and crypto insights.  Today's topic is how to use contrarian indicators to formulate a long thesis for a trade. Send us an email at footgunzpod@gmail.com

Fallout 76 gets a subscription. The Switch gets a cut-rate Overwatch port. Blizzard gets a letter from Congress. Fortnite gets a whole new chapter. Show notes: https://hammercast.fm/98/

Fallout 76 gets a subscription. The Switch gets a cut-rate Overwatch port. Blizzard gets a letter from Congress. Fortnite gets a whole new chapter.WRUPDestiny 2 ShadowkeepOverwatchRing Fit AdventureNOTESElite Dangerous' long overdue Fleet Carriers get another six month delayFallout 76 players can now spend $100/year for exclusive private servers and other perksOverwatch on the Switch is an underperforming messBlizzard's China censorship draws Congressional ireFortnite goes away, but it came backSteam Holiday Sale LeaksTHIS WEEK'S HOSTSDuane SibillyMike WuertheleMUSIC CREDITSMusic for this episode of HammerCast is Mega Hyper Ultrastorm by Kevin McLeod of incompetech.com. Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License.

This week we welcome Anastasia Kazakova and Dmitry Kozhevnikov to talk about the recent release of CLion 2018.2, as well as the upcoming release of ReSharper C++. We particularly talk about the new clangd based language engine that CLion now uses alongside it's own, as well as the next step towards alternate build system support - and C++/CLI support in ReSharper C++. We also talk about JetBrains' involvement in the standards committee and the new tooling group, SG15. And Anastasia talks excitedly about a really great promotional discount on JetBrains' products which, sadly, expired before this episode could be edited.

Charles Max Wood Special Guests:  Amanda Silver In this episode, Charles is at Microsoft Connect 2017 in NYC. Charles speaks with Amanda Silver. Amanda is deemed the  TypeScript and future of JavaScript guru, and this year's speakers at Microsoft Connect with Visual Studio Live Share. Amanda shares what is new with TypeScript and how that is a kind of subscript to JavaScript. Amanda explains the big picture of TypeScript’s inception and where she believes the language will be most efficient and effective for JavaScript and TypeScript developers. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: What is new in TypeScript? Keep JavaScript and TypeScript aligned TypeScript is implemented to create larger scaled applications Integration with VS Code, etc. Building better tools for JavaScript Developers When would this be taken on by users Defaults in Visual Studio TypeScript replacing JavaScript type service TypeScript is written in TypeScript Chakra runtime Diaspora The different faces of JavaScript Optimized JavaScript runtime Languages should be created with tooling A satisfying tooling experience Foot Guns New Tokens Eco-systems and metadata Multi-phase Minimum common denominator constantly changing Collaborating on the same code Open Source and the impact How to move to open source Contributing The next thing for TypeScript The future of JavaScript And much more! Links: @amandaksilver   Picks: Amanda Visual Studio Live Share Instinct of learning technology Charles Visual Studio Live Share AI      

Charles Max Wood Special Guests:  Amanda Silver In this episode, Charles is at Microsoft Connect 2017 in NYC. Charles speaks with Amanda Silver. Amanda is deemed the  TypeScript and future of JavaScript guru, and this year's speakers at Microsoft Connect with Visual Studio Live Share. Amanda shares what is new with TypeScript and how that is a kind of subscript to JavaScript. Amanda explains the big picture of TypeScript’s inception and where she believes the language will be most efficient and effective for JavaScript and TypeScript developers. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: What is new in TypeScript? Keep JavaScript and TypeScript aligned TypeScript is implemented to create larger scaled applications Integration with VS Code, etc. Building better tools for JavaScript Developers When would this be taken on by users Defaults in Visual Studio TypeScript replacing JavaScript type service TypeScript is written in TypeScript Chakra runtime Diaspora The different faces of JavaScript Optimized JavaScript runtime Languages should be created with tooling A satisfying tooling experience Foot Guns New Tokens Eco-systems and metadata Multi-phase Minimum common denominator constantly changing Collaborating on the same code Open Source and the impact How to move to open source Contributing The next thing for TypeScript The future of JavaScript And much more! Links: @amandaksilver   Picks: Amanda Visual Studio Live Share Instinct of learning technology Charles Visual Studio Live Share AI   Charles Max Wood Special Guests:  Amanda Silver In this episode, Charles is at Microsoft Connect 2017 in NYC. Charles speaks with Amanda Silver. Amanda is deemed the  TypeScript and future of JavaScript guru, and this year's speakers at Microsoft Connect with Visual Studio Live Share. Amanda shares what is new with TypeScript and how that is a kind of subscript to JavaScript. Amanda explains the big picture of TypeScript’s inception and where she believes the language will be most efficient and effective for JavaScript and TypeScript developers. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: What is new in TypeScript? Keep JavaScript and TypeScript aligned TypeScript is implemented to create larger scaled applications Integration with VS Code, etc. Building better tools for JavaScript Developers When would this be taken on by users Defaults in Visual Studio TypeScript replacing JavaScript type service TypeScript is written in TypeScript Chakra runtime Diaspora The different faces of JavaScript Optimized JavaScript runtime Languages should be created with tooling A satisfying tooling experience Foot Guns New Tokens Eco-systems and metadata Multi-phase Minimum common denominator constantly changing Collaborating on the same code Open Source and the impact How to move to open source Contributing The next thing for TypeScript The future of JavaScript And much more! Links: @amandaksilver   Picks: Amanda Visual Studio Live Share Instinct of learning technology Charles Visual Studio Live Share AI  

Charles Max Wood Special Guests:  Amanda Silver In this episode, Charles is at Microsoft Connect 2017 in NYC. Charles speaks with Amanda Silver. Amanda is deemed the  TypeScript and future of JavaScript guru, and this year's speakers at Microsoft Connect with Visual Studio Live Share. Amanda shares what is new with TypeScript and how that is a kind of subscript to JavaScript. Amanda explains the big picture of TypeScript’s inception and where she believes the language will be most efficient and effective for JavaScript and TypeScript developers. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: What is new in TypeScript? Keep JavaScript and TypeScript aligned TypeScript is implemented to create larger scaled applications Integration with VS Code, etc. Building better tools for JavaScript Developers When would this be taken on by users Defaults in Visual Studio TypeScript replacing JavaScript type service TypeScript is written in TypeScript Chakra runtime Diaspora The different faces of JavaScript Optimized JavaScript runtime Languages should be created with tooling A satisfying tooling experience Foot Guns New Tokens Eco-systems and metadata Multi-phase Minimum common denominator constantly changing Collaborating on the same code Open Source and the impact How to move to open source Contributing The next thing for TypeScript The future of JavaScript And much more! Links: @amandaksilver   Picks: Amanda Visual Studio Live Share Instinct of learning technology Charles Visual Studio Live Share AI   Charles Max Wood Special Guests:  Amanda Silver In this episode, Charles is at Microsoft Connect 2017 in NYC. Charles speaks with Amanda Silver. Amanda is deemed the  TypeScript and future of JavaScript guru, and this year's speakers at Microsoft Connect with Visual Studio Live Share. Amanda shares what is new with TypeScript and how that is a kind of subscript to JavaScript. Amanda explains the big picture of TypeScript’s inception and where she believes the language will be most efficient and effective for JavaScript and TypeScript developers. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: What is new in TypeScript? Keep JavaScript and TypeScript aligned TypeScript is implemented to create larger scaled applications Integration with VS Code, etc. Building better tools for JavaScript Developers When would this be taken on by users Defaults in Visual Studio TypeScript replacing JavaScript type service TypeScript is written in TypeScript Chakra runtime Diaspora The different faces of JavaScript Optimized JavaScript runtime Languages should be created with tooling A satisfying tooling experience Foot Guns New Tokens Eco-systems and metadata Multi-phase Minimum common denominator constantly changing Collaborating on the same code Open Source and the impact How to move to open source Contributing The next thing for TypeScript The future of JavaScript And much more! Links: @amandaksilver   Picks: Amanda Visual Studio Live Share Instinct of learning technology Charles Visual Studio Live Share AI  

Charles Max Wood Special Guests:  Amanda Silver In this episode, Charles is at Microsoft Connect 2017 in NYC. Charles speaks with Amanda Silver. Amanda is deemed the  TypeScript and future of JavaScript guru, and this year's speakers at Microsoft Connect with Visual Studio Live Share. Amanda shares what is new with TypeScript and how that is a kind of subscript to JavaScript. Amanda explains the big picture of TypeScript’s inception and where she believes the language will be most efficient and effective for JavaScript and TypeScript developers. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: What is new in TypeScript? Keep JavaScript and TypeScript aligned TypeScript is implemented to create larger scaled applications Integration with VS Code, etc. Building better tools for JavaScript Developers When would this be taken on by users Defaults in Visual Studio TypeScript replacing JavaScript type service TypeScript is written in TypeScript Chakra runtime Diaspora The different faces of JavaScript Optimized JavaScript runtime Languages should be created with tooling A satisfying tooling experience Foot Guns New Tokens Eco-systems and metadata Multi-phase Minimum common denominator constantly changing Collaborating on the same code Open Source and the impact How to move to open source Contributing The next thing for TypeScript The future of JavaScript And much more! Links: @amandaksilver   Picks: Amanda Visual Studio Live Share Instinct of learning technology Charles Visual Studio Live Share AI      

Charles Max Wood Special Guests:  Amanda Silver In this episode, Charles is at Microsoft Connect 2017 in NYC. Charles speaks with Amanda Silver. Amanda is deemed the  TypeScript and future of JavaScript guru, and this year's speakers at Microsoft Connect with Visual Studio Live Share. Amanda shares what is new with TypeScript and how that is a kind of subscript to JavaScript. Amanda explains the big picture of TypeScript’s inception and where she believes the language will be most efficient and effective for JavaScript and TypeScript developers. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: What is new in TypeScript? Keep JavaScript and TypeScript aligned TypeScript is implemented to create larger scaled applications Integration with VS Code, etc. Building better tools for JavaScript Developers When would this be taken on by users Defaults in Visual Studio TypeScript replacing JavaScript type service TypeScript is written in TypeScript Chakra runtime Diaspora The different faces of JavaScript Optimized JavaScript runtime Languages should be created with tooling A satisfying tooling experience Foot Guns New Tokens Eco-systems and metadata Multi-phase Minimum common denominator constantly changing Collaborating on the same code Open Source and the impact How to move to open source Contributing The next thing for TypeScript The future of JavaScript And much more! Links: @amandaksilver   Picks: Amanda Visual Studio Live Share Instinct of learning technology Charles Visual Studio Live Share AI   Charles Max Wood Special Guests:  Amanda Silver In this episode, Charles is at Microsoft Connect 2017 in NYC. Charles speaks with Amanda Silver. Amanda is deemed the  TypeScript and future of JavaScript guru, and this year's speakers at Microsoft Connect with Visual Studio Live Share. Amanda shares what is new with TypeScript and how that is a kind of subscript to JavaScript. Amanda explains the big picture of TypeScript’s inception and where she believes the language will be most efficient and effective for JavaScript and TypeScript developers. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: What is new in TypeScript? Keep JavaScript and TypeScript aligned TypeScript is implemented to create larger scaled applications Integration with VS Code, etc. Building better tools for JavaScript Developers When would this be taken on by users Defaults in Visual Studio TypeScript replacing JavaScript type service TypeScript is written in TypeScript Chakra runtime Diaspora The different faces of JavaScript Optimized JavaScript runtime Languages should be created with tooling A satisfying tooling experience Foot Guns New Tokens Eco-systems and metadata Multi-phase Minimum common denominator constantly changing Collaborating on the same code Open Source and the impact How to move to open source Contributing The next thing for TypeScript The future of JavaScript And much more! Links: @amandaksilver   Picks: Amanda Visual Studio Live Share Instinct of learning technology Charles Visual Studio Live Share AI  

Charles Max Wood Special Guests:  Amanda Silver In this episode, Charles is at Microsoft Connect 2017 in NYC. Charles speaks with Amanda Silver. Amanda is deemed the  TypeScript and future of JavaScript guru, and this year's speakers at Microsoft Connect with Visual Studio Live Share. Amanda shares what is new with TypeScript and how that is a kind of subscript to JavaScript. Amanda explains the big picture of TypeScript’s inception and where she believes the language will be most efficient and effective for JavaScript and TypeScript developers. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: What is new in TypeScript? Keep JavaScript and TypeScript aligned TypeScript is implemented to create larger scaled applications Integration with VS Code, etc. Building better tools for JavaScript Developers When would this be taken on by users Defaults in Visual Studio TypeScript replacing JavaScript type service TypeScript is written in TypeScript Chakra runtime Diaspora The different faces of JavaScript Optimized JavaScript runtime Languages should be created with tooling A satisfying tooling experience Foot Guns New Tokens Eco-systems and metadata Multi-phase Minimum common denominator constantly changing Collaborating on the same code Open Source and the impact How to move to open source Contributing The next thing for TypeScript The future of JavaScript And much more! Links: @amandaksilver   Picks: Amanda Visual Studio Live Share Instinct of learning technology Charles Visual Studio Live Share AI