Johnny Boursiquot

Yeah. It's been a minute. Yeah. One thing you said early on was like, how are we going to keep doing a show about go every week? Like, aren't we going to run out of stuff so far? No, but I mean, I know it gets hard sometimes. Like, how do you come up with new stuff all the time to talk about? Because Go is a niche inside of a niche.

Yeah. It's been a minute. Yeah. One thing you said early on was like, how are we going to keep doing a show about go every week? Like, aren't we going to run out of stuff so far? No, but I mean, I know it gets hard sometimes. Like, how do you come up with new stuff all the time to talk about? Because Go is a niche inside of a niche.

And so, you know, there's only so many Go releases and functions to call. I know, right?

And so, you know, there's only so many Go releases and functions to call. I know, right?

For instance, I'm listening to the founder mode conversation right now. I'm a few weeks behind, of course, as I always am, catching up with GoTime. And founder mode conversation with you, Chris and Angelica, when you're not a founder, you're just a regular employee at an organization. Like, how does this Paul Graham essay apply to us? Yeah. I think it's fine.

For instance, I'm listening to the founder mode conversation right now. I'm a few weeks behind, of course, as I always am, catching up with GoTime. And founder mode conversation with you, Chris and Angelica, when you're not a founder, you're just a regular employee at an organization. Like, how does this Paul Graham essay apply to us? Yeah. I think it's fine.

I think it's totally legit for a go time conversation because like, of course, we all live in this world where we're using our skills to make a living or to create stuff or to start a business or working for a startup founder or working in a large organization. We're all in these different areas and these facets all affect us.

I think it's totally legit for a go time conversation because like, of course, we all live in this world where we're using our skills to make a living or to create stuff or to start a business or working for a startup founder or working in a large organization. We're all in these different areas and these facets all affect us.

And so it's easy to tie back to the programming language or to the people using the programming language because we're all kind of in this similar lifestyle.

And so it's easy to tie back to the programming language or to the people using the programming language because we're all kind of in this similar lifestyle.

Okay. Are you hoping that we steep you or are you hoping that we move on?

Okay. Are you hoping that we steep you or are you hoping that we move on?

What are you trying to do here?

What are you trying to do here?

What is important? What are the cliff notes of founder mode? TLDR it, Johnny. What's founder mode and what was the overall takes on go time? I know Chris was kind of meh. Angelica was excited. I'm only halfway in. You seem to be in the middle.

What is important? What are the cliff notes of founder mode? TLDR it, Johnny. What's founder mode and what was the overall takes on go time? I know Chris was kind of meh. Angelica was excited. I'm only halfway in. You seem to be in the middle.

He's been around, man.

He's been around, man.

All right. I think some of that assumes that you are mission oriented with the organization that you're in. For sure. Yeah. Because you can be a cog and just be there for the paycheck and you're fine with like, it's not against your morals, what they do. You think it provides some value. Obviously the marketplace appreciates it.

All right. I think some of that assumes that you are mission oriented with the organization that you're in. For sure. Yeah. Because you can be a cog and just be there for the paycheck and you're fine with like, it's not against your morals, what they do. You think it provides some value. Obviously the marketplace appreciates it.