Episode 30: Live from EuroPython, an Interview with Guido van Rossum

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This one is a short one. But it's also a big one. We'd invite you to listen to it, but you don't need to follow us. You don't need to follow anybody! You've got to think for yourselves! You're all individuals! ## Timestamps (00:00:00) INTRO (00:00:36) PART 1: GUIDO VAN ROSSUM (00:01:09) Monty Python reference only GvR understood (00:01:27) Math Olympiad anniversary (00:03:31) Silly hats (00:05:20) perchance (00:09:51) PR OF THE WEEK (not really) (00:11:04) The Grail Web Browser (00:14:31) Generational gaps (00:17:24) Changes in beliefs (00:21:43) Pablo Galindo Salgado was never right (00:23:11) Aesthetics in coding (00:29:16) Rietveld (00:34:14) VScode is the new Emacs (00:35:41) On recognition outside of tech (00:38:11) Taste in music (00:39:51) Cameo in a movie? (00:40:52) OUTRO

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