Adam Stacoviak

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We got there by talking about different applications you think can be built on top of TSNet.

And I think where we may have dropped off at or not given a good trail for, and I know the listeners may be potentially upset if we didn't do this yet, is like, can you give me a couple ideas?

Like if you can go and if you were at a...

If you're in the hallway of a conference right now and you were just talking to some folks, you know what?

Here's what you can go and build on your TSNet or a TSNet application.

Here's a place you can go play.