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Domain-specific language

Domain-specific language

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Sep 20, 2026

Jenny HallGUEST
37:20
She's a smash.
Jenny HallGUEST
37:22
DSLs.
Sevan MatossianHOST
37:22
I don't even know what that means.
Jenny HallGUEST
37:26
We're
Sevan MatossianHOST
37:27
going to go
Jenny HallGUEST
37:29
with DSLs.
Sevan MatossianHOST
37:31
Downside.
Sevan MatossianHOST
37:32
No.
Chad JensenHOST
8:20
William says, Chad, how do you feel about the Marshall DSL 40CR amps? Any good? Thinking about getting one used? Yeah, I mean, they're okay.
Chad JensenHOST
8:28
I'm not a huge fan of the DSLs.
Chad JensenHOST
8:30
They're good to...
Chad JensenHOST
8:33
They're a good way to kind of get that Marshall tone without spending a lot.
AlexHOST
26:20
Watch where your hand's going, buddy.
Josh ScarHOST
26:24
Those are some DSLs,
Justin HensonGUEST
26:26
man.
Justin HensonGUEST
26:28
He's the one that touched the statue.
BobGUEST
8:06
Josue Presenio and Tyron Lorenzo, who are both also power hitting catchers.
BobGUEST
8:11
Bolivar had a better DSL season that either of them did when they were in the DSLs.
BobGUEST
8:15
You just really know, you know, development's not linear.
BobGUEST
8:17
It's kind of hard to look at DSL stats and be like, he's going to be this.
Subroto MitraGUEST
17:37
A- and at that time, you know, we did [laughs] a little survey.
Subroto MitraGUEST
17:40
There were a total of 20,000 or so DSLs in Indian homes, and maybe, you know, about a million people who were, uh, using the internet.
Anirban ChaudhuriHOST
17:51
Yeah.
Subroto MitraGUEST
17:52
Right? That, that was it, right? So at that point, what numbers would you put? I mean, uh, people later on have said, you know, China this and therefore India that, but I don't think we were doing any of those numbers.
Subrata MitraGUEST
17:32
Right.
Subrata MitraGUEST
17:32
So you can't really put a lot of numbers around, you know, you can't say, and at that time, you know, we did a little survey, there were a total of 20,000 or so DSLs in Indian homes.
Subrata MitraGUEST
17:46
And maybe, you know, about a million people who were using the internet.
Anirban ChaudhuriHOST
17:51
Yeah.
Carl FranklinHOST
17:52
Yeah.
Carl FranklinHOST
17:53
And I had told him, and both Mateus Carvalho and I had worked on this before, and Mateus came up with something, and I came up with something, AVN repository, that basically did the same, but I used classes and serialized classes.
Carl FranklinHOST
18:12
those classes for filtering and it basically all aspects of a SQL query, a link query, right? Aware and order by all of that stuff just turned into data and passed in and it works.
Carl FranklinHOST
18:25
But as Simon pointed out, This, it's not as efficient as what he's doing.
Carl FranklinHOST
33:59
Yeah, that's right.
Carl FranklinHOST
34:00
I could see repos for all sorts of vertical industries, uh, DSLs in, used in that way to, to reign in [laughs] your LLMs and your tokenomics.
Carl FranklinHOST
34:13
[laughs]
Don DemcsakGUEST
34:13
And make it a heck of a lot easier for, for them.
Claudia JordanHOST
37:48
I just line my lips super outside the lips to make it look like bigger, but when I wipe this off, there you go.
Blue TelusmaPANELIST
37:54
Girl, you can have some of mine, 'cause the way men attack me for the, what they used to call it in the '90s? DSLs?
Dustin RossPANELIST
37:58
DSLs.
Carlos KingHOST
37:58
DSL.
Claudia JordanHOST
37:59
Hey, did you guys hear the news? Oh, sorry, breaking news.
PavloGUEST
6:26
Imagine if you don't have any kind of artificial quality gates anymore before you have to run them.
Zach SchneiderGUEST
6:35
Yeah, I mean, on the stability aspect, like, it's really funny because, you know, it wasn't good before because there's no real, like, operational environment standard, okay? Every team kind of picks and chooses, you know, their mix of products or open source to solve, you know, whatever they think their need is for their environment and they kind of glue it all together with scripting and, you know, DSLs and whatnot.
Zach SchneiderGUEST
7:04
And yeah, you know, humans paying attention, going at a normal pace, you know, that can work for a while.
Zach SchneiderGUEST
7:11
Um, but now, you know, the AI increasing the speed, um, and, uh, the AI tools are not adapted to, to working in that, um, that framework because, um, You have a lot of human knowledge embedded in these bespoke frameworks.

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