Speakers vs. Audience Game Show
summary
An onstage game show quizzes the conference crowd with concrete answers: how many manual screenshots per load test (about 20–30 per service), the acceptable error threshold for passing load tests (2% error rate), and details of map internals (Swiss table uses seven bits per control word). Other nailed-down facts include using Try Jobs to run multi‑arch tests, the gopher’s in‑joke year being 2021, and several short code puzzles that print predictable values.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Speakers vs Audience Game Show
- 1:23Round 1: Andre vs audience
- 3:11Michael’s talk vs audience
- 5:39Michael Pratt’s Swiss quiz
- 8:29Arty’s Garrett challenge
- 11:45Jonathan’s API quiz
- 17:04Damian’s Go questions
- 22:07Britney’s interface quiz
- 28:11Dave’s code challenge
- 31:49Year of the Gopher
- 35:02Dave’s Go quiz
- 36:46Ellie’s error quiz
- 42:53Summary
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