Damien Tanner

It's very kind of you.

You know, reflecting on Pusher, we kind of just ended up creating a lot of great community, especially around London and also around the world with Pusher.

And I really love everything we did.

We started an event series recently.

And in fact, another kind of like coming back around, Alex Booker, who works at Mastra, he's coming to speak at the AI Engineer London Meetup branch that I run.

And he started and ran the Pusher Sessions, which became a really well-known talk series in London.

Okay.

It was a good experience.

Always a good injection of energy going to SF.

I live just outside London.

But you know what?

The venue was quite big, and it didn't have that like...

together feel as much as some conferences.

But it was the first time, though, I sat in a huge conference hall and I think it was like windsurf or something chatting.

I was like, this is really like we're all miners at a conference about mining automation.

And we're like, we're engineers, so we're super excited about it.

But it's kind of weird, like it's going to change all of our jobs.

And, you know, bringing it back to the pusher days, it's the vibe we had then.

You know, there was this...

period around just before pusher and and the first half of pusher i felt like where we were going through this maybe maybe it's called like the web 2 but there was a lot of great software being built and a lot of you know the the community and i think the