Jean-Baptiste Kempf

dunking on people for dunking sake.

It's showing actually the story that I think X learned is these are not big corporate open source projects.

This is not Kubernetes where there's, you know, hundreds, maybe thousands of people paid to develop this stuff.

These are just people in their basements in their spare time.

And if you can address that topic in a fun and entertaining way, I think that that's the good thing.

And that's the value of X and the reach we have.

It's the place to learn so many aspects of programming in the real world, in a thing used by billions of people.

You have nowhere to hide.

You have to be open and honest about your flaws and how you can learn and be better.

We should expand FFmpeg is probably one of the biggest CPU users in the world.

It's probably running as we speak.

easily order of magnitude 100 million, maybe even a billion CPUs as we speak.

So every instruction matters.

There's not...

The impact, at least in terms of CPU, is massive for everything that we do.

Yeah, those are side effects.

My favorite quote on this topic is John Collinson.

He said, the world is a museum of passion projects.

You know, everything out there is a passion project.

And open source multimedia and open source in general, you can just do that so much faster.