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Y2K. That's Y2K spelt WHY2K. Hey, K, newbies. I wanted to feature an episode of one of the other

podcasts I host called Dev News because we had a really great interview with the creator of a boot camp

whose goals to help people

in Afghanistan break into tech.

And even through all of the chaos and hardship that the U.S. pull out from Afghanistan

and the new Taliban rule has caused, they are still providing education and hope to a lot of men

and women of Afghanistan remotely.

I hope you enjoy. Welcome to Deb News, the news show for developers by developers, where we cover the latest

in the world of tech. I'm Saroni

Marek, founder of Disco. And I'm Josh Pitts, principal engineer at Forum. This week, we're

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