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DHH: Future of Programming, AI, Ruby on Rails, Productivity & Parenting: chapters

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  1. First computers
    Listen from 0:00 on YouTube (external site)
  2. Attempts at programming
    Listen from 4:46 on YouTube (external site)
  3. Bulletin boards and belonging
    Listen from 9:22 on YouTube (external site)
  4. Discovering the web
    Listen from 13:30 on YouTube (external site)
  5. Web application complexity
    Listen from 18:06 on YouTube (external site)
  6. Browser capabilities and build tools
    Listen from 22:02 on YouTube (external site)
  7. Browser engines
    Listen from 26:41 on YouTube (external site)
  8. Regulation and cookie banners
    Listen from 30:47 on YouTube (external site)
  9. Early collaboration with Fried
    Listen from 35:46 on YouTube (external site)
  10. Basecamp and discovering Ruby
    Listen from 40:25 on YouTube (external site)
  11. Ruby syntax
    Listen from 45:14 on YouTube (external site)
  12. Expressive code
    Listen from 49:44 on YouTube (external site)
  13. Trust and language design
    Listen from 54:24 on YouTube (external site)
  14. Taste and useful software
    Listen from 58:46 on YouTube (external site)
  15. Metaprogramming and typing
    Listen from 1:03:29 on YouTube (external site)
  16. Tradeoffs between languages
    Listen from 1:08:00 on YouTube (external site)
  17. Rails at commercial scale
    Listen from 1:12:21 on YouTube (external site)
  18. Contributions and scaling decisions
    Listen from 1:16:28 on YouTube (external site)
  19. YJIT and engineering costs
    Listen from 1:20:59 on YouTube (external site)
  20. Productivity and AI assistance
    Listen from 1:25:27 on YouTube (external site)