Kieran Kunhya

And in a matter of

two months and then he explained how he did it he was just like oh i looked at the code like this looked like a dcts that i used to see on wmv and so on he did that and the funniest part is that the code is written is a ton of jokes and there is there is a ton of jb right my name and and kempf

And Kempf and Kostya jokes inside the code.

The code is beautiful, right?

So in the community, like some of the most impressive people are the ones doing reverse engineering and the other ones doing the assembly folks, right?

And both of those type of people are...

X264, for example, became amazing because of a guy called Lorraine Merritt, who was from the University of Washington, I think.

And who was like, who made everything great and fast, doing a ton of assembly.

Yeah, so this is like the...

The golden era, I guess, where so many things got on.

Oh, 2, 3, 4, I think.

This is key, right?

Because the go-to meeting is something that not many people know anymore, right?

You know about Zoom and Teams and so on.

But let's fast forward 10 years, 15 years.

And like, this is gotomeeting.exe for Windows 32 bits, right?

Which is like, oh yeah, but I'm on Android.

I'm on an iPad.

I'm somewhere else, right?

How are you going to do that?