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Now it’s possible to write Lambda functions as idiomatic Ruby code, and run them on AWS. Joining Brittany is Alex Wood, the software engineer working on the AWS SDK for Ruby and author of the AWS Lambda Ruby runtime.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!! This week we interrupt your regularly scheduled 'Hot Takes' and spend an evening discussing how film works in the projection booth!

Keith talks with Tiernan and Joshua - two professional projectionists!

It's the most wonderful time of the year, so the boys answer listener mail and get a little silly.

Happy Holidays, jackals.

Jeff and Christian welcome Anthony Taormina from Gamerant.com back to the show this week to look back on the year that was, and rank their Top 5 Games of the Year! Which games will make the list and which will be crowned DLC's Game of the Year?

Plus, a list of their underdogs - games that deserve another look as 2018 comes to a close.

On today's episode, Horace and Oliver dig deep into the evolution of business models in transport, and how micromobility lays the foundation for the next great shift of interoperable, efficient, low-cost transport services powered by blockchain. I think we just hit peak hype words, but bear with us!

We cover:

- how the car was the first great bundling of transport ‘jobs-to-be-done’ into a single option - kickstarting the first major productisation of transport.

- the emergence of Uber, and the shift of trips from pre-paid product to service.

- The dynamics of vehicle fleets, and why scooter/e-bike fleets are likely to move off-balance sheet for most large operators in the near future.

- How multimodality, especially that underpinned by micromobility, lends itself to open transport systems, and how this will give rise to token marketplaces for trips (similar to Bitcoin developer Mike Hearn’s tradenet proposal ).

- The impact that decentralised token marketplaces will have on cities.

It's a conceptually dense episode as we explore the Productisation-Servitization-Securitization-Tokenization (Pro-Se-Sec-To Framework?). As always, keen to hear your thoughts on this. Hit us up at @oliverbruce and @asymco.

Tommy and Adam talking about gift-giving and the holidays and the trouble that comes along with it.

Surprise! John went to LA this week so we couldn't record, but never fear -- you're getting a brand new super-secret-Patreon-supporter-only-bonus-episode instead!

This is what our Patreon supporters get each week, and now, just this once, all of you can have a look "inside the Kimono" as John says.

Happy holidays!

This week the boys talk about the future of the film industry! Are streaming services surpassing theaters? How many films is too many for Netflix to put out? Also - hot takes from Mason on the 'Sonic The Hedgehog' film, Great British Bake-Off, and why he doesn't care about YA movies. Keith talks about 'Lady And The Tramp' with real dogs, why he's excited for the upcoming 'Joker' film, and we all learn a little about CAWFEE.

Guest: Award Winning Filmmaker Christopher F. Todd

Co-host: Mason Scheer

Jets is a framework that allows you to create serverless applications with Ruby. Tung Nguyen joined Brittany to discuss his passion for contributing to open source, DevOps and joining them together in the Ruby community.

Discussed: the harsh mistress of holidays, Hanukah presents, Cash's cool gift, the joys of good UX, some excellent very good recommendations, an exciting Science experiment involving hamburgers, kids are terrible at writing things down, things that changed Merlin's game, and some excellent follow-up on how we recognize number patterns.

Happy Holidays, you jackals.