692: Killer Feature of Web Components, Skills > MCP, and Streaming HTML?

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4.9 • 623 Ratings

🗓️ 24 November 2025

⏱️ 57 minutes

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0:00.0	Hey,
0:03.0	Hey, Shping maniacs.
0:22.8	Hey.
0:23.7	It's Dave from the future.
0:27.1	We got to go back.
0:28.8	I don't know.
0:29.8	Hey, Chris, how's it going?
0:31.0	I've tried to, like, confirm the click.
0:33.2	That's what we're talking about on our YouTube studies, you know.
0:37.2	You have a thumbnail that's like
0:39.2	websites from the future, right? And then I got to like confirm the click.
0:44.4	Whatever the, yeah, I see. Whenever that title was. It better be exactly what you're in for.
0:52.5	I like that we're just getting into it, too.
0:54.6	It does seem like, I'm sure we've been guilty of this and are doing it now to some degree.
1:00.4	It's like, I can't wait six and a half minutes for the content of the show.
1:06.3	I was listening to like Amy Poller's podcast the other day, which is really, it can be fun. And she's a pretty good host. Yeah. A good hang or whatever. While to get into it. Especially because she has this like pre-guest before the guest where she asks a question of what she should ask the guest. I'm like, dang, definitely need a marker on that show to get to the good part i kind of like the format just
1:30.1	the like hey we're gonna you know i guess like you are talking to a friend of that guest in theory
1:39.6	right and so like you're just kind of like hey friend of guest what do we need to know about
1:43.6	guest to make this interview great?
1:46.3	You know, like, you know.
1:47.8	And then you get kind of the, like, talk show sort of thing where you get like a pre-guest, like the five-minute guest, and then you get the 10-minute guest, you know, sort of.
1:56.5	Yeah, I guess that is what it is.
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