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Oct 20, 2026
Alicia IrelandHOST
Overall, the return has been welcomed, because dashboard notifications are one of the worst parts of the experience and get worse the more plugins you have.
Alicia IrelandHOST
Continuing the shift toward server-aware collaboration, the core team has published a guide for testing the three candidate sync engines, all in an experimental plugin called Gutenberg Sync Engines.
Alicia IrelandHOST
Yjs is the closest to Google Docs, with live cursors and very fast updates.
Alicia IrelandHOST
But it hides conflicts because one of two simultaneous changes wins without warning.
Alex DonnoHOST
And in a lot of these games, Zach and Leroy, I'm watching Miami and every other play, like someone's down injured.
Alex DonnoHOST
And I – because when I look at the actual – The actual units, I was a little concerned before the season about linebacker, but Motore and Chase Smith have really been stepping up and kind of, I think, exceeding most of our expectations.
Alex DonnoHOST
And Marcelin was doing really well before he got injured, and now he's back.
Alex DonnoHOST
The defensive secondary, they've had some coverage lapses, no doubt, but they've been without half of that unit for most of the season.
Paddy DavittPANELIST
So, you know, everything we're discussing here clearly has been discussed within, you know, the recruitment team and the Ben Napper and the head coaching staff as well.
Paddy DavittPANELIST
But, you know, in both instances, what did they do in January when they didn't do Ho? They did Motore and age-wise, you know, very different, very much at the other end of the experience spectrum.
Paddy DavittPANELIST
And then, yeah, they go for Brooks and they... maybe eschew what they were looking to add there and that was what the Sam Field permanent deal was trailed as and it was that experienced factor but you go way back to when Ben Napa first walked through the door and I think it might have even been his first club interview and he talked about lowering age profiles as a prerequisite you know in part because it's we know the model is selling players on developing players selling players well very difficult to do that with with older players in terms of resale value so that I'm sure was one of the drivers but maybe they also wanted a sense because it was you know trying to move on from the Wagner era and that it was too many older players and it was maybe that lack of energy and dynamism and enthusiasm and freshness that you get with youth but um you know within 12 months to have two of these prolonged downturns might suggest that uh they haven't got that right and that the age profile in the squad is still clearly causing them some issues, particularly when you obviously take Kenny McLean out as he is at the moment in terms of on-the-pitch influence.
Paddy DavittPANELIST
He is a massive miss in that respect.
Barbara PengGUEST
We're at a really unique and special moment right now, um, where technology, uh, innovation and, and really the opportunity is massive.
Barbara PengGUEST
My background is, uh, engineering.
Barbara PengGUEST
I went to, I went to MIT, and it seemed like there was an urgency around that.
Barbara PengGUEST
There are a lot of different companies right now that are at the heart of really creating what the foundation of the future will be, so, so really the, the perfect time for, for a new chapter and, and to really jump in there.
Barbara PengGUEST
So I, I learned VBA.
Barbara PengGUEST
Um, I automated the incredibly rote parts of my job, but I also remember some of my colleagues being like, "What are you do- like, why are you doing that?" I think in this moment, figuring out where AI can help us is kind of part of the experiment, is part of the risk-taking.
Barbara PengGUEST
I was chatting with, uh, an executive, um, this past weekend whose, um, his background is, is product and engineering, and he was saying the models are just moving so fast, capability is moving so fast that if he gets stuck, he actually invites himself, like on his calendar, sends an invite to himself-
Bob SafianHOST
Hmm
Charles HudsonPANELIST
I don't have any doubt that you have the relationships to get distribution.
Charles HudsonPANELIST
For me, the question is like, will the monetization engine work? And 15 bucks is like Netflix money.
Charles HudsonPANELIST
That's like, not, not a lot if you're spending 100 bucks a month on games, but a lot on an absolute basis, and I think I'd wanna have more confidence that that price sticks and for enough people to build a big business.
Charles HudsonPANELIST
But you're gonna find that out soon.
Renee WegrzynGUEST
And so I would remind them, I would say to them, "How are things going?" And they're like, "Well, maybe next week I'm going to do X." And I'm like, "Next week? Every two weeks that goes by, 1% of your time is up." [laughs] Like, "Come on, let's, what about this week?" How do you really do the work and keep pace? That type of resource allocation, I think, now especially, keeping pace is so important, but being able to do it smartly and not get lost in AI slop and things like this is becoming hard [laughs] in this day and age.
Renee WegrzynGUEST
I think about America, like, one, one of the things that has me nervous right now is I look back on, uh, I'm not 80 yet, but, uh, [laughs] but, like, the last 80 years, like, following the Second World War, we've led the globe in science and engineering and innovation.
Renee WegrzynGUEST
But nobody who's practicing science today has practiced science in the United States in a time where we weren't, quote, unquote, winning from a competitiveness perspective.
Renee WegrzynGUEST
We weren't at the top.
Daniel BuxtonHOST
Teams won't be giving up, probably, until later on in the season.
Daniel BuxtonHOST
but yeah Norwich defensively going forward they've got some really great attacking players I think Traore is one of the best forwards in the league yeah or Motori but Motore sorry but defensively I picked that up from I think when we played them I'd said and said what a shambles watching the goals they conceded there's just no there's no line there's no positional play there's no tracking from the midfield they're just all over the place absolute shambles at the back And amazingly, they're just not putting it right.
Daniel BuxtonHOST
How long may they continue to suffer? Can I ask as well?
Michael StockleyHOST
I don't want to get too far ahead of myself, right, with Stoke, but obviously it's a nice feel-good feeling.
Brian CheskyGUEST
In the next three years, we're gonna have to do something with the gold, and we're gonna have to build apps.
Brian CheskyGUEST
It's like we invented the jet engine, we put it behind a car.
Brian CheskyGUEST
We have to invent the airplane.
Brian CheskyGUEST
We have to build applications.
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Brian CheskyGUEST
I try to redesign our company, hence founder mode, which was this idea that there was a different way to run a company.
Brian CheskyGUEST
And so I think we need more design in the world, and design is just a different way to assemble something, do a job better.
Brian CheskyGUEST
In the age of AI, where more and more coding can be done by the AI, 'cause software is a language, I think more, increasingly we're all gonna become designers, including engineers.
Brian CheskyGUEST
We'll be essentially designing.
Luana Lopes LaraGUEST
And I think it's fair, and, and it should be that the, the consumers at the end of the day pick what's better for them.
Bob SafianHOST
Something like 75% of the volume of your business is sports, and for some users' point of view, it can seem like it sort of serves the same function for them, and, you know, the DraftKings and Fanduels of the world look at you as competition, even if the, the engine behind operates in a different way.
Luana Lopes LaraGUEST
Well, the thing is, speculation happens in all financial markets.
Luana Lopes LaraGUEST
You know, crypto, stocks, options, uh, futures, there's speculation in all of them, and speculation's actually very important because it drives liquidity, right? If you, obviously every market that we're talking about, and it's actually one of the biggest growing parts of Kalshi right now is the hedging and kind of small business hedging.
Andrew HeymanGUEST
And this then sets the person up for CDR3, which is the ride home.
Andrew HeymanGUEST
This doesn't take you home, this just helps rebuild the engine.
Scott ForsgrenHOST
engine.So a couple of quick questions before we get onto CDR3.
Scott ForsgrenHOST
So in CDR2, that's where we may also see more hyperreactivity to things like food and light.
Scott ForsgrenHOST
You talked about mast cell activation and histamine issues potentially also related to that mitochondrial strain.
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