Interview with Senior Rust Developer in 2023 (Parody) [video]

&quot;There&#x27;s currently 5 games written in rust. ... And 50 game engines&quot;.<p>That sounds like the open source game ecosystem in general. Maybe multiply by n.

Their &quot;Interview with an Agile Coach&quot; [0] parody video is one of the best I&#x27;ve seen. Take a look if you enjoyed this one!<p>[0]: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=bB340S0tGf8">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=bB340S0tGf8</a>

I&#x27;ve watched practically all his videos. He&#x27;s even funnier than Krazam, the guy clearly does thorough research for his jokes. Also laughed at names like &quot;Azuros Cloudapi, Conservative Tech Officer (CTO)&quot;, and the inter-video continuity (e.g. Interviews with Junior JS Developer, Senior JS Developer, NFT Enthusiast, and NFT Non-Enthusiast).

His other videos are fantastic too. I really enjoyed the vim one.

Was this video written in Rust? If not, why should I care?

OMG, it&#x27;s like an SNL skit. It makes a point, then, just keeps going. Now, you&#x27;re laughing at the fact that it&#x27;s still going. Then, you&#x27;re confused on why it&#x27;s still going. Yet, you&#x27;re still laughing with (at?) it.

&quot;Well, come back after your learn haskell&quot; had me dying.

I wonder if he&#x27;s just reading HN comments out of context. That would really be how I&#x27;d parody any language. Just all the die-hard defenses, out of context.

Loved it. My favorite part is the ding in the middle - &quot;oh that&#x27;s just my code finished compiling!&quot;

Cannot believe I watched this until the very end… such an amazing, funny video. On the real, TIL that Python just introduced the case&#x2F;switch statement. Thank goodness

I laughed out loud and had to stop and screenshot the &quot;Rewrite everything in Rust&quot; (Bootcamp Graduate) hardback book.

he has an amazing emacs one too

Humor is hard. He’s laugh-out-loud funny all the way through.

&quot;Harrison Ford once said&quot; .. hillarious

Choose the right job for the tool!

Like a Json Bourne flick.