on the State of Distributed Computing

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Argues that public cloud readiness plus freely available projects like Kubernetes make large-scale deployment practical today, not just theory; shows code-level involvement with kubernetes and Coreos tooling. Identifies the main current technical headache as dependency management in Go — outdated or disappearing libraries breaking builds — and contrasts that with the prior big challenge: the mental move to infrastructure as code and building tools instead of hand-editing servers.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:02What is the state of distributed computing
3. 2:41What is the biggest coding technical issue youre encountering
4. 3:30What was the biggest issue you were encountering five years ago
5. 4:25What do you think about when you work as an administrator
6. 5:15What projects are you following

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