Bryan Cantrill

Big fans of the pod. Those two.

Big fans of the pod. Those two.

Exactly. Love the baseball one. Absolutely. Big ballers fans. Those two.

Exactly. Love the baseball one. Absolutely. Big ballers fans. Those two.

Yeah, that's why it was. Did you know? I mean, you're interested in this stuff. Did you have any reticence about going into computer science?

Yeah, that's why it was. Did you know? I mean, you're interested in this stuff. Did you have any reticence about going into computer science?

So you were interning, even though you were a poli-sci concentrator, you'd taken enough computer science courses, or you were able to realize, this is what I want to do for my...

So you were interning, even though you were a poli-sci concentrator, you'd taken enough computer science courses, or you were able to realize, this is what I want to do for my...

So they called Stan back after lied. But I did go by Stan for two summers.

So they called Stan back after lied. But I did go by Stan for two summers.

It is your inference that my name is Stan because you called out Stan and I responded. That's on you.

It is your inference that my name is Stan because you called out Stan and I responded. That's on you.

could learn things and oh by the way my dad does this stuff so whatever and uh anyway so he later okay i definitely have a question on this no because like dropping the dad references gutsy right that can backfire big time on you totally

could learn things and oh by the way my dad does this stuff so whatever and uh anyway so he later okay i definitely have a question on this no because like dropping the dad references gutsy right that can backfire big time on you totally

My analog to this, actually, is I sliced my nose skiing. So I was skiing and I was kind of midair and deep snow. I come out of my boots and fly and I know my skis are still going and they come up behind me and slice my nose, my ski did. And so I'm bleeding kind of profusely out of my nose, which is just like a lot of blood. And I need to go get stitched up.

My analog to this, actually, is I sliced my nose skiing. So I was skiing and I was kind of midair and deep snow. I come out of my boots and fly and I know my skis are still going and they come up behind me and slice my nose, my ski did. And so I'm bleeding kind of profusely out of my nose, which is just like a lot of blood. And I need to go get stitched up.

So I'm in the Tahoe emergency, the truckie clinic there, and I'm about to get stitched up. And actually, I mean, in some strange ways. So my father's an emergency medical physician, and emergency medicine is actually, like computer science, is very young. And my father ended up being...

So I'm in the Tahoe emergency, the truckie clinic there, and I'm about to get stitched up. And actually, I mean, in some strange ways. So my father's an emergency medical physician, and emergency medicine is actually, like computer science, is very young. And my father ended up being...

working in one of the first residency programs in emergency medicine and for the pioneer really of emergency medicine, Peter Rosen. And he, they were writing the book on emergency medicine. He's just doling out chapters to these like kids. And my father ended up writing the chapter. Well, he wrote a bunch of chapters, but one of the ones was on facial lacerations.

working in one of the first residency programs in emergency medicine and for the pioneer really of emergency medicine, Peter Rosen. And he, they were writing the book on emergency medicine. He's just doling out chapters to these like kids. And my father ended up writing the chapter. Well, he wrote a bunch of chapters, but one of the ones was on facial lacerations.