Programming Throwdown Episode 108, Kotlin. Take it away, Jason.

Hey, everybody.

Super excited to do a duo episode.

We've done many interview episodes with the two of us and one or more guests.

We've had so many of those, and we have so many really exciting interviews coming in the future.

But this was a time where we really wanted to do a duo episode and super excited to talk about Kotlin. So it's an OG

style. It's a language. It's an OG episode. Yeah, hopefully we'll have more time to do these

in the future. We are looking at ways that we can be more productive and get out more episodes.

There's definitely, we've had a lot of really exciting requests.

Actually, Kotlin is a request.

So thank you so much for requesting Kotlin.

I think it is a great suggestion.

We've had requests, you know, believe it or not, we've never done Ada. And that really surprised me. So yeah, we had a request for Ada come in

recently. We've had a whole litany of requests. And we do take those super seriously. We love to do

them. And this is, you know, an opportunity to fulfill one of those. And I'm hoping we can do more of our OG shows along with our awesome interviews in the future. So I think if we were like one of those cool YouTube channels, we would claim and got an intern who did all this for us. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, we need an intern. I've got to come up with an imaginary name for them. then okay anyways yeah we should we should definitely have

a lot of interns are sven for whatever reason there's uh two of the podcasts i follow have interns

name name so that i think that's that's what the intern name has to be okay fair enough all right so

if your name is spen reach us at program we throw at gmail.com. So yeah, I wanted to

talk a little bit, you know, in our intro topic on on this thing called the gold standard.

As most people know, I'm really into economics. I'm not so much into investing in those kind of

things. This isn't investment advice or anything like that.

But just the economics and just how money was invented and how people exchange things. And all

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