178: Working from Home
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Programming Throwdown, episode 178, working from home. Take it away, Jason. Hey everybody, we are here with a new episode of Programming Throwdown, and it's Patrick and I talking about working from home. Um but before that, we're gonna jump into a little bit of intro topic uh for people where this is their first time listening, uh, you know, some news, news and links uh of the day, book of the show, tool of the show, and then we will dive into our main juicy topic, which is working from home.
And this is going to be interesting because this is one of the few topics where Patrick and I disagree so we're gonna have a little bit of a friendly debate here about working from home but before we go into that I want to talk about smart homes I remember hearing about smart homes a really long time ago and thinking oh you know actually here's where I first heard it remember when Bill Gates This is like I think in the 90s. He showed off his home and you as he was walking through the house, the lights are turning on, the sound was following him. Yeah, I remember thinking, that was amazing.
Uh, this is what a billionaire does, you know. I actually I had one before that. It was Carousel of Progress and then that. Oh man, Carousel of Progress is so good. Um, so just for people who don't know, Carousel Progress is this amazing ride at Disney.
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