Hello and welcome to another SED News.

This is a different format of the SED Daily podcast where we basically just take a spin back through

the last kind of few weeks of tech news, obviously software news. We look at things like the

main headlines, we look at hacker news. And we just kind of dive into one topic in the middle

there as well, which we'll get into, which is kind of the state of being a developer today.

So I've got Sean Falconer with me,

as usual. Hey, hey, Gregor. Great to be back on this. I'm glad our pilot episode went well

enough that we're back to start an official season here. Yeah, exactly. Exciting. So thank you

to the listeners for listening to it enough. That means that this gets to continue. So thanks so much

for that. And obviously, any feedback, please always find the respective socials at the end. And you can ping us and let us know what

you think. So yeah, how are you, Sean? How's, how's been the last two to three weeks?

It's been good been at Snowflake Summit this week. I know we're going to be talking about some

snowflake stuff later. Data Bricks is moving in

basically tomorrow to take over the exact same location in San Francisco. So I'll be there next week.

I actually have three talks next week and a whole bunch of different meetings and stuff like that.

So it's going to be a pretty intense week. But I'm excited to talk about all the stuff going on there. I mean, it was a snowflake launched like 100 products.

It's getting to be like an AWS reinvent where it's impossible to even keep up with all the

things that they're doing. Yeah, awesome. Yeah, I'm back in Singapore. I was the last episode I did

from Scotland as being a very hot May in Singapore, even for Singapore. So yeah, very hot and even dry.

And yeah, I'm just crunching through a lot of

code stuff right now. But as we'll probably get into, crunching through code is a lot of

piloting a space rocket right now in terms of cursory. You're just going to sit there and make sure

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