Going on everyone. Sam here with late sports cards from 23 top stadium club baseball hobby 8 box half case break number 18 Pick your team style read off list for names and our team's got Andrew H with the Giants Rangers Andrew P with the White Sox Charlie C athletics the NS Phillies Jean K Orioles Harayuki K Mariners and Royals Jacob C with the Dodgers James B blue jays John A Mets Kygo K angels mark C yanks Matt B Tigers Montana D with the Reds Nathan H Diamondbacks got Nicholas B. Brewer's Ruben Y. Guardians Riley H. Braves Ryan D. Astros Ryan S. Cubs Marlins twins pirates Rays and nationals Shane C. Rockies S. Wayne Cardinals Shigunori you Red Sox and Tim O. Padres, so Good luck here everybody Is the curry verse I nescus at a it's own thing or is that like the three-point contest this year? Is David Ortiz, that's actually a good question. It's own thing or is it? Let me tell you right now Jeremy. Hold on one second here Jeremy. I'll let you know right this second So Jeremy, how are we doing? How are we doing though, man? We're looking at One two three four five six orders in queue right now Jeremy nothing. I don't think super super long so Less than an hour I would think Yeah, so I was thinking about it. No, if it was gonna be like a red foil way pointing or something. I didn't know Yeah, I didn't think they would get rid of now. Yes That's a classic. It is but it really is bigger than the dunk contest at this point.  How are we doing brother? 199 is orange of Hoseil to not everyone can be a which I get I get what he was trying to honor I get what he was trying to honor But because he had a lot of people there, which is really cool, but um, you know broke the freaking plane dude He just eviscerated the plane some Noah Yeah, he had a lot of boxes last night. He had a full case of He had eight leave artists for see it a full case of the best a few others as well Guetto red foil Brett Beatty miles master Boney to 50 on the rookie auto for the Cubs Congrats Chicago Eloy red foil Wizard jeeter downs What was it Noah because Noah had a dual You know what they're doing with the wander thing right trying for it. Yeah, I don't know about that the wander what oh, yeah Yeah, he told me all fierce one the whole time. I was rooting for him again. What did they end up saying? Oh, no, no Cal Raleigh $100 It's some no-name point. Oh, that's not right $100 so they value it at Is that rookie 22? Yeah, I had steward Louise Ricky Henderson refractor I think just the wit side would be worth. Yeah, right Sorry hear that Noah. That's all Bobby by himself or something. Yeah, I see they're not gonna Franklin Hermon rookie auto Red foil of Brian Dale Just that honestly though Red foil max Muncie. It's not a bad idea Yeah, it's not a bad idea at all. Like that's a great idea. I'd rather do the same thing, right? Gears at that point. We don't is there all hundred bucks the muzzle. We'll give you that right?  That is a Jordan Walker. Yeah, you might I mean that's kind of cool, too Because there's like a story and everything. What's up, Chris? Chris that is Clayton Kershaw triumvirates Chris is here. I'm very excited for the mile. Why? Postgame analysis analyses coming for the Mariners this upcoming season go JT Real Mute Quite excited. Oh, hey, Polanco, right Chris. Yeah, Buster Posey. What are we thinking on that Chris? Oh, because they traded Gabriel Gonzalez who's like they said a top 100-ish prospect. He was from 23 Baldwin. Oh, he won that super spot. Let's go, Chris. Really? Hell yeah, Chris. Go dude, Jack Peterson to 75 Pete Alonzo. Kyle's here, Pete Alonzo. Makes sense. Hell yeah, Chris. Doesn't make sense. Pete Oh, yeah, Dylan Cease on the black and white short print. Let's go, Chris. Let's go, Chris Yeah, L2 is going to Maro Helia. It's scary hours on Wednesday. Best believe it's in this establishment. Best believe it Think it's a good deal for both. Yeah, I think the Mariners could use Polanco for sure. Wonder, red foil Like trout black foil. And the Chandigarh back, too Yeah, true. Oh, yeah, evening with Bofa exactly. That's right. Lenin Sosa, Rookie Otto for the White Sox. That is right. Red foil Bernie Williams. Yeah, true. He has a good player, man. Jeremy with some Bowman's Best You Delighted Personals. Here's Spencer. Thanks, Jeremy. Yeah, that'll go tonight for sure, Jeremy. I got you, brother. I think the ones we got listed are our last ones, too. I listed them on Sunday. Oh, yeah. Bowman's Best You, yeah. I just tried them for it, so Freddie Freeman. Just showed me this, whatever he had left, so I did. Oh, yeah. Red foil, Marcus Simeon. Like Bernie planting a guitar.  So cool, man. Corbin Burns, red foil. Corbin Carroll. I don't hate, I don't hate Vladi being the show cover. Yeah, I don't think it's the best option. No, I agree. I think he did win the home run derby. True. I get Ohtani every year at this point when I was a little dude. Got New Jersey on. Right, I know. I'm kind of surprised, actually, now that you say that. I was Master Boney going to the Cubs. It's time just to regular base auto. There's a little ding on the corner. I'm going to send an empty box and wrap it with this one. So, once you've been carry-bottom, it's all in the cover. There's David Ortiz. Yeah. Carry-bottom should have made the cover, even though they don't know what he looks like. Yeah, because he's mid. Yeah, I thought jazz was cool. Jazz just has, like, swagger, man. Yeah, that's fair. Jazz is just, like, a swagger guy, Buster Brown. Oh, boy. Now, I like the jazz cover because he's just, like, he's just, like, cool, man. He's a cool dude. That is Dale Murphy. Oversized Box Topper, Brett Beatty. Well, not a one, Sam. I know. You're the only one who's done it, right? Not a one? I think you are. Yeah, Spencer and Jazz are boys. Now, I liked, I liked Jazz beyond the cover, Max Fried. All jokes aside, Jazz on the cover was pretty sweet. I think Miles Davis is a good, oh, god. Bobby Witt Jr., that is a Bryce Harper on the Chrome. Aaron Judge, the 199 on the Orange. There you go, Yanks. Yikes. Red foil satchel page. Oh, what's going on in Pittsburgh again? Oh, boy. Run through a popca after that. I hope so. You better run through a popca. Run through a popca again, huh? You and Jazz better be in a popca. Or I swear, I will riot. I will riot. I will scream, dude. There are Ms. Garcia. Pick up Vaughn along the way. Rookie Otto. Impressed stop-through. Corey Lee, Massachusetts. Massachusetts, right on the way. Flyin' straight into a popca. Let's go. Leave on Soda. Rookie Otto for the Angels. A remote control airport is right. That is, uh, Zander Bogers. Jake is actually a big, uh, RC? RC plane guy, yeah. Really? Yeah. Right into 450 live. Yeah, he's gonna land on top of the building. Michael Grove. It'll be the first time. There's a helicopter sound like they're pretty close. Oh, yeah. Anthony Rizzo Triumvirates. I love a big Riley Greene poster in the parking lot you can try to land on. Yeah, there you go. That's how you know you'll be in the right spot. Riley Greene bullseye. Shohei Otani. And I'll just have a giant thumbs up emoji next to it, too. I don't know how to make that happen, for sure. Red foil, Larry Walker. Three in 10 box Tuesday. Three to go in 10 box, everybody.  Allen Kay with three spots in 10 box. Thank you, buddy. Jeff G with a spot in Logofractor tomorrow, and Don B with the Pirates in, uh, MT Baseball. So thank you all there. That's freaking awesome. You might be doing training flights. I guess they got to do it again. They got to see an old jaker. Who does that, dude? Who? Face plants in a race. See, a few times the highest level, I guess, but they're a little harder. Yeah, this ain't the highest level, man. Later. Zach Allen, Red foil. See you, Lane. Later, Lane. Very, very low level. Very low level. Extremely, extremely low level. Got Base and Larry Kunia. Kunia. Red foil, Simeon Woods Richardson. Someone said there's a real Yandee Diaz jersey across the parking lot. He bolts, right? Will Clark oversize box loader? Yandee from VP. This is Yandee Diaz jersey. He bolts. Yandee from VP. Aaron Buxton, Black foil. Pure hitter, Yandee Diaz. Yeah. D.H. Yandee. D.H. Yandee. That is Mackenzie Gore and Starling Marta, or, uh, Von Grissom. Red foil is Starling Marta. And I can't wait until the next NBA draft. I just come up with my new thing for the Hawks. Just to ruin Hawks players for you. Kyle Tucker. Let's see. Probably get top three picks. Probably. That's what we probably will. Start looking at the top of the board. Chrome Adley-Rutchman. You're gonna have to figure out something for Reese's Chay. That's gonna be a tough one. I know. It's gonna be a tough one. It's gonna be a tough one. Reesh. It'll be Reesh. It'll be, uh, Unicorn Reesh. Unicornette. Saw he was out yesterday. I was. He was. He had a lot of much faith in the murder coronet was up. You know, the, uh, Boston big guys were knocking very good stuff. Gee, dude. Hoseil Tuve. It's forford versus the world. Jay Ram. Look at that, man. That's dope. To 25. A throwback. Hoseil Tuve Otto. Good stuff there. Astros. So Jeremiah. There's a bot lobby, honestly. Not wrong there. And Bryce Harper on the black and white. Yeah, strap class isn't spectacular. But it's like every year, like, it's like there's gonna be, someone's gonna have to win rookie of the year. You know what I mean? There's gonna have to be guys who are good. Michael Garcia. There's Ethan Small, rookie auto. I wish I got a Margot Jersey before he left. You're right, Spencer. That is Mr. Chris A with a spot in. Yeah, I thought I'd recognize that. I think, uh, I think four is for one last one. Yeah, I know. Yeah. I think I did recognize that. Key Brian Hayes, red foil. There's a Luis Castillo on the auto for the Mariners. Class of P. Yeah, it was sap three years of drafts. This is not the strongest draft class, but the football class is very strong. Triumvirates of Aaron Judge. Freddie Freeman. Go in yard. He will provoke the whores. Yeah. Uh-oh. He'll give it to Spencer. They'll give it to Spencer. Oh, was it? Good catch, Vaughn. Kyle's gonna look for it. Thank you, Vaughn. Appreciate you, buddy. Trish McKenzie. Oh, one of his. Red foil. It's like a big, it was like close to his face, right? I think so, yeah. It's like him, like, hitting. It's like, I think it's... Horizontal. We call it that. Thank you, Mr. Vaughn. That is Atrician Cossus. Variation. Again, variation's not easy to see in this one, man. Yeah. Unless you know which is which. Thank you, Mike, with a, taking an Iowa and a Bowman Chrome University hobby. Vaughn didn't know Cossus. Oh, yeah. Vaughn didn't know the Cossus. That does not shock me at all. Yeah, what's up with the Pistons winning or playing better in games without Cade Plays? Oh, yeah, that's scary, man. Seems like they didn't win in the games that he doesn't play. There's a TikTok where someone was sitting courtside like recording and they yell. Cades, like, they're inbounding and Cades, like, defending. And he's like, going like this and they go, like, yo, Cade, Pistons needs to trade you. And he looks at him and he nods. Red foil, dare call. Please, bro. I'm trying to be a Laker. Get me out of here, man. Get me out of here. Spencer picking up a couple of logo frack of breaks, thank you, bud. That is a Rainbow Foil to 25, Jason Veratec. Grats on that one. Fon Joe's pick is Pacers plus seven and a half. Gorgio is. Wow. Fon Joe. Sapsaw. Moneyball for the first time yesterday. We watched it. Really? He's never seen it before? Never seen Moneyball, yeah. Craig Bezio? He's not a really big baseball guy, though, so. Okay, fair, fair. That's a good one. He was just starting out. I was like, let's sit down and watch this one. There you go. Brett Beatty. He likes that pick. Uh-oh, okay. It's about the Hawks. We have a, we have a Hawks. Yeah, Conman said Hawks minus six tonight. Kansas is at Lakers with no AD. No AD off the back. Off the back of the back. Hawks, sorry. I think, believe well-rested. Yeah, we can't take multiple Spencers. That's pro. Orange to 50, Virtuoso's Velocity is J-Ramp. Yeah, thank God there's not multiple Spencers. Geez, man. Thank you for no multiple Spencers. One's plenty, plenty. Especially with Halbert in back. Ted Williams. Francisco Lindor. That makes sense on the Chrome. Alley back tonight. That does make sense, then. Okay. Yeah, freaking magic. I knew it back to back last night. They went from Orlando to Dallas back to back. What are we doing? Why are we playing back to backs? Orlando to Dallas. Dallas. That ain't very close. Almost won two last night, but all Luca outside that 40-something. Virtugo Black and White. Spencer F also with another Logo Fractor spot. Logo Fractor and, I believe, Stadium Club Mixer spot. Those are gonna be fun, man. It's 27 bucks. Bleach, what's up, buddy? Yeah? What's going on, Bleach? This time last, last week. It was a little Brady action. Appreciate that, man. That is Red Foil. David, right? Someone commented, like, because I knew I was... I knew we were, like, lower. We weren't top five. We ended up being number eight. And what's up, short? So, yeah, thank you, buddy. Someone comments, like, number seven and nine needs to take their fingers off the auto.  What did I do to that Brady? Then I go and I was right in between. I was like, all right, thank God. I was like, whoa, thank God. Spryans are commenting on us. Yeah, right. It's Brian Servin, rookie auto. Red Foil, Zeke Otovar. We got the most... We have 123 appearances on the top ten this year. Or not this year, but all the time. Most by almost double. Is Andrew Vaughn? Let's go. Hell yeah, man. Yeah, I know. I got all, like, nervous as I go. Hello, RPC. There's Mike Trout. Poisson Fadon on the Triumph Ritz. Hello, Poisson Fadon. There is a 2020 Bowman today in 10 Box Tuesday. Why do you think he's here? He's a little early today, though. I don't have anything wrongs here. Come on. RPC's a little early today. There's Arot. May have jumped a gun a little bit on that RPC. I would imagine we probably do. It's pretty close, Mookie. Yeah. There's a couple guys that are close. Maybe Blaz and... Yeah, Blaz, Bleacher, Backyard. They probably all rip about at least close to as much as we do, if not maybe a little bit more or two. Cody Thomas. Rookie Otto. Red foil Javier Assad. I can take a look, Bleacher. I haven't seen anything yet. God, thank you, Vaughn, with the Red Sox and some Stadium Club. Jordan Kay with three spots in 10 Box Tuesday. Is that sold out now? That might be sold out. I think there was three of them. That might be sold out now. Yeah, it's sold out. Let's go. Chris Sayle. It's sold out. Peter Lonzo Refractor. That's true. You won't see RPC in anyone else's chat. Spencer Strider. So that is a big incentive to be in late in sports cards, Chad. You do get to talk to RPC pretty much whenever you'd like. Says Topps Chrome. F1 comes out on the 16th. Doesn't say anything about the... Wilson of Tres. Dynasty yet. Base Chrome comes out 16th of February. Base Chrome of what? F1. Oh, nice. That's good. We'll probably get a decent amount of that. So we'll have that for personals and breaks. That'll be nice. Nearly. Soccer comes out on the 7th. Prism. Prism 8th. Nice. Ichiro. Yeah, it doesn't say anything just yet about it, but... It... Probably not too far behind. I mean, usually, like... We had Chrome and Chrome Lite last year for a while before we had Dynasty, though. Yeah. Because we had a lot of... We had a lot of F1 Chrome last year. A lot of it. And we were ripping it for a while before we started doing, like, Dynasty breaks and stuff. We would do, like, the mixers of that stuff. Virtuoso Velocity is Rafi Devers. Yeah, they're definitely pricey, man, though. Yeah, they are, man. Especially the 2020 stuff. That stuff is off the charts. Yeah, the 2021, you say, the 720 is probably a couple grand. Oh, yeah. That is Miguel Vargas. I wouldn't hate that if it doesn't go as long as... If it's not as expensive as it was last year, like, then more people can enjoy it. Yeah, it shouldn't be Anderson. The rookies aren't quite as much. Yeah, there's gonna be crazy, right? There's to be Piastri, probably. Yeah. Was it he in 2020? Piastri? Was he in 2020? He was in the F2 set. He was in the last year. Was he in the F2 set? Derek Jeter? Hello, Carl. He was in his first year as an F1 driver. As an F1 driver. Yeah, you're right. I don't think he was in the set last year. He might have been in the F2. Who was he? Who did he race for last year? McLaren. But no, he wasn't in the set because it was Lando and... And... And he ran. Yeah, he ran about two. But he had a card last year. Piastri had a card last year. That is, use Niel Diaz Rookie Otto for the Dodgers. I don't remember for why, but... There's Nolan Arnaud. Maybe it was... He was... Did he win the F2 championship one year? Like in 21? I think so. He might have had an F2 champions card. He had one card in the set last year. Javier Baez, Red Foil. Last year was like only Rookie was... Joke on you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yuki wasn't a Rookie last year, right? No, he was a Rookie in 21. He belongs to Blackfoil. Justin Verlander. Yuki is 21. Yeah, that makes sense. Because I don't think I ripped any... I've ever ripped any 21. That is a photographer's proof of the wizard, Ozzy Smith. Congrats on that, Cardinals. Very cool. Love the subset inserts in this. Especially those throwback, like the old two very old ones. Red Foil of Max Scherzer. So yeah, we only have two baseball breaks left. TC Black and NTP YTs. And they're both that. One's at five. One's at 10 now. So 15 total break spots there. And then a couple left in the Panini 1 mixer. And then a few left in...  Peter with the Angels. Justin K with the Royals and TC Black. We got Chris D with the Nini 1 mixer spots. Salim K with the D-backs and Yanks and TC Black. Got Jacob C with the Art of Sports spots. So killing it tonight, everybody. Charles LeBlanc. What's up, Tony? How we doing, buddy? Red Foil of Tom Saver. Carl Thumbs Up and then RPC Thumbs Down. Add the Ruchman Virtuosos of Velocity. Red Foil Will Smith. Yeah, because we're under 10 to go on that Panini 1 mixer too. That's at like 40 total spots and 20 of them are in the leaf. Yeah, let's go. Which is awesome, man. Appreciate that. That's almost like halfway sold out, too. Because there's 40 spots total in that, so... Manny Machado. He Thumbs Down on my Thumbs Up. So it's gonna be a Thumbs Up. That's good. That's fair. We're saying this is playing tonight? That's fair. Good, there we go. Let's go. Finally, balance. Balance back to the force. Now it's just your micro. It's fine. Runs hot, man. It does run hot. Let's get that looked at. It do run hot. No, man, I am very efficient when I'm eating things up. What day, Black Foil? Two minutes on popcorn. Yeah, right, bro. 15 seconds. Chris M with the Braves and NT. Thank you, buddy. Red Foil Wade Boggs. He's lucky. Jordan Diaz, Black Foil. Tom is gonna go down to that. Go down to Locker and figure out what's going on. Adelaide with sore abs. They'd have an angry phone knocking at their door, man. And that's not a sight I'd want to be. I'd want to open my locker room doors. Let me see the X-Race. Let's figure this out here, guys. BGO Orange to 199. Yuki pole from Art & Sports. Sonota? I don't, I didn't watch last night to be honest. I haven't polling yet, no. Yeah, I have not ripped any. I didn't know it was any racers and that's it. That's pretty sweet. I haven't seen it any yet. Base, base, base. Eggy Rosario, rookie auto going to the Padres. Paul Goldschmidt. It's like the chiefs we promised Kateria's Tony is there. Jermaine Palacios for the Tigers. That was quite strange. Red Foil, Trevor Story. Gunner Henderson, Tiger. That's what it says. I see him with the Tiger's Jersey eyes. Francisco Lindor. He has the Tiger's Jersey on him. Yep. Sandor Kay with a couple of those delayed mix of spots. Thank you, bro. Racing World. Oh yeah, Pastrana and Petty are in it for sure. Pastrana's in it because he's on the call arrival. Yeah, we were talking about you earlier from the Topps Chrome set. Yeah, because that's coming out in the new set. Coming out in what? What did we say? February? February 16th. Yeah, February 16th. 16th. TCF1. Base, Bobby Witt on the gold minted. Short print. There you go, Royals. Red Foil of Hunter Green. I mean them. How would they get the picture of him in the Tiger's Jersey? I know, right? Because clearly we're all super anti-photoshopping anything, so. No one Gorman. That would be a sin if it goes well. Why don't you Toledo players? Toledo Mudhens. Spencer's are not happy with the Tiger's. No, Spencer is- The Cary Carpenter situation. Spencer has been pissed about the Tiger's checklist since like last April, dude. The Cary Carpenter situation. Oh yeah. Garrett Hill. There's Jordyn Groshan's. Shawna gonna have racing or dirt bike freestyle a lot of those. Hopefully both. That would be dope. That'd be really dope. Garrett with a Ligafractor spot thing. I'm gonna say it was a racing car, that's really cool. He's not a racer, but I think it was. Juan Soda. It's car racing days. Oh yeah. I think I could do anything, man. I think I could do any extreme sport. He's like, have you ever seen the video of him parachuting without a parachute? He jumps out of the plane and like his buddy's got the parachute and he's like free falling and his buddy like hands it to him eventually. I'm like, what if he drop it, dude? Yeah, right. Richard picking up the d-backs in TCT or NT. Thank you, buddy. So I think that's under, that's under 10 to go now. Shawna's all about with it. Rafi Devers. Super rally car, huh? That's pretty cool. Some rally, huh? Wait, Gooden Blackfoil. Chrome of Corbin Burns. Oh, the brew crew. The walker. Steel walker. It's a tiger rookie. 2199 is Jordyn Alvarez. That was a great experience. Yeah, I don't know. Normal Monday for Spencer, parachuting without a parachute. Facts. I was looking the other day for M11. Tom Cruise still doing his stunts for Mission Impossible. The dude is 60 now. Wow, yeah. He's 61 years old. That's kind of wild, dude. That is kind of wild. He's 61, dude, what the heck? Still making Mission Impossible, still doing his own stunts. Wow. Dude, chill out. I parachute from space and make fun of same sight, but yeah, there's no shortage of that, for sure. Yeah, true. I know that Ken Blockpassing wet was so, that was so tragic. Jim Conogate is for sick. I think I've seen one in a while. That is Jose Berrios, Cal Stephenson. Nice one there for the A's. Now Orioles getting sold, damn. Bailey Falter for the Phillies. Rookie Otto. Really? Siga.  Yeah, I know, right? Spend no money. Trade your guys. Let's go. Triumvirates of Trade Turner. I think I've seen the Drift King. Red Foil Mariano. There's Spencer. You coming Monday? Bro, it's Monday, bro. Chill. Exactly. Chill. That is going yard of Ken Griffey Jr. Rinse and repeat every week. Get this guy out of here, man. Please, please get this guy out of here. Red Foil Josh Young. Max Freed. I was thinking I already took that. Bomb Wand last night? Oh, no. Uh, no, you should have made, I'm glad you let him have it on that, though. Bomb Wand? Bomb Wand. And you get pretty close to that the other day, the Bomb Wand is something. I'm surprised I've never done that before, to be honest. The Overbook, where I'm sure I have. I do a lot of Bono. Bono is a big one.  Sometimes it could be in the middle of it, but a lot of times I'll screw up my last two. Logan Webb. It's consistency, at least. It is. It's bad consistency, but it is consistency. Quick recap here, everybody. We got base autos of Bailey Falter, Cal Stevenson. Jermaine Palacios. Eggy Rosario. Charles LeBlanc. Useniel Diaz. Colby Thomas. Brian Servin. Luis Castillo. Ethan Small. Levon Soto. Dermas Garcia. Miles Mastriboni. Lennon Sosa. Franklin Hermann. Hoseil. 2-beta-50. And another Miles Mastriboni to 50. That'll do it for the break. Thank you guys again for the fill. Coming up next is Logofran.


From Boston, Massachusetts, it's the Cube. Covering Cloud Foundry Summit 2018. Brought to you by the Cloud Foundry Foundation. Hi, I'm Stu Miniman, and this is SiliconANGLE Media's production of theCUBE here at the Cloud Foundry Summit in beautiful Boston, Massachusetts, even if it is a little bit of rain, sleet and snow. At least the wind isn't whipping like it was for the Boston Marathon earlier this week. It's the second time that we've had the Cube at this program. It's my third time bringing it in. Really excited to dig in with some of the thought leaders, the users, really talking about digital transformation. To help me kick it off is a friend of theCUBE, someone I've known for many years in the communities and various technologies. Lauren Cooney, who's now the CEO of Spark Labs. Lauren, great to see you again, and thanks so much for joining us. Definitely. Gosh, you were on theCUBE all week last week, and now you're here again. I was on theCUBE last week. Well, I've got a different host now.  I had to do it with you still. Yeah, John Furrier's a little disappointed he wasn't here. John and I always said, we do like the open source tour. And that's where I got to know you around some of the open networking stuff years ago. All the way back to Open Daylight. Oh boy, yeah, ODL. Those were the days. So those of us that have been around, we've got some of the scars. I love some of the Twitter conversations during the keynote here leading up to, it's like the battle royale. It's like the technologies that have won and the technologies that have died, and it's, is it Kubernetes versus Cloud Foundry? Has serverless and Amazon's ascent just blown away all of things altogether? So before we get into all of these pieces, Lauren, what are you doing these days and what brings you to this show? So I'm now a CEO. I'm CEO of Spark Labs, and that is a consulting company that helps companies basically build product and bring it to market faster or innovate faster or drive new revenue channels and business models to market. I have been doing this at large companies for a while and I think it's important that across a spectrum from startups to enterprise, folks understand the new models and methodology they can do with the advanced technology out there to bring things to market in a way that's relevant, important, and captures their audience. Yeah, so I've been watching Cloud Foundry since the early days, remember, it started inside of VMware, got spun out, it's open source foundation, Pivotal of course is the main company most people think of. They filed an S1, some interesting things reading through those numbers, but it's a sizable ecosystem and what I like what they've done here at the show, Abbey yesterday and Chip today, getting customers, getting a broad section of the ecosystem, what are the cool tools that they're building, how is that digital transformation? It's not a buzzword, so everything from big old insurance companies, the government doing things to cooler younger companies like Zipcar and how they're doing really weird things there. So what's your take on the show so far, this ecosystem, and let's get into it from there? Well, I'm a huge fan of Abbey and Chip and the organization as a whole, I just think you've got some really smart people there and very strategic as well. I think what you want to look at is really the numbers of partners, so the Foundry members, and also the numbers of end users and the quality of those end users. For example, you had T-Mobile on stage and they have 1,700 users of Cloud Foundry that are actually building across that in their own company. So that right there is a pretty good number for one company. Yeah, I love that, the T-Mobile, they have 1,700 developers and they only have 10 operators that kind of keep that whole stack up and running, so that's a nice, somebody said 170 to one is a nice mix there. I think it's great and I think that, folks that actually are seeing this in production, it is enterprise ready, it's one of the more mature products that I see out there that people are using today and it works, right? You don't have to cobble things together, it's pretty seamless for the most part. Yeah, one of the, when you look at, there's been a lot of stats thrown out, as you said, there's a lot of users here. 40% of the foundation, according to Abbey's numbers are, the Foundation members are users themselves, which is great to see them participating. It's that wave of open source we've been talking about for many years, is it's not just using, but we're contributing to it. You're voting with your code, not just your dollars, and there's a whole lot of reasons why companies are doing that. Open source is really table stakes these days for so many companies to get involved. I think it is, and I think that part of that is, it's important, Abbey was talking this morning at this pancake breakfast about how they really take a look at their contributors and then how to up level them to their committers in particular. So I think really it's a bar of quality that goes into that code as well. And just like you said, code talks. Yeah, so when you look at, okay, are these mostly just big old enterprise companies? When you look at the mix of what people are using, one of the, a survey that went out said 48% of people are using multicloud. I think that number is probably understated when you go with customers. There is a weight towards more private cloud. And then with 62% of people are using private cloud, as opposed to when I think about Kubernetes, Kubernetes tends to be a little bit more starting in the public clouds and moving between public clouds. And then there's lots of discussions. We saw Google on stage. We saw Microsoft on stage talking about Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes going great together. What's your take on that? Is it just kind of talking head noise out there that, well, Kubernetes is kind of this wave and it kind of took away from Cloud Foundry. What do you hear from the users? I feel like we're talking about, kids in middle school that have, something against each other or something along those lines that the community is actually making up more than the actual communities that are building. So Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes actually are complimentary. I said something on Twitter this morning about them they don't compete, get it and move forward. You really need the tools there and the right tools for actually, building those applications for your platform. And I think that whereas they're both platforms, there are tools that can be enabled on Cloud Foundry for situations that developers and companies need. It's not necessarily a, it's not a tip for a tat. It's two things running side by side that work with each other. Yeah, and Lauren, I feel like every year it's a new story. 2014, I was at the first Cloud Foundry summit and Crosstown in San Francisco, the first Docker con was going on. And oh my gosh, containers are going to take over everything and therefore we don't need that portability and wonderful thing that Cloud Foundry does. Of course, two days later, it was Andrew Clay Schaefer and James Waters were like hugging Solomon Hikes and saying, we're going to work closely with Docker. There's a whole track on containers and serverless at this show. So we always spend too much time, oh this point new cool technology kills everything before. In my experience, IT, especially enterprise IT, is very much additive. We need to understand what we can get rid of, but it doesn't mean that, okay, let's burn everything down to the ground and start over. No, I think that's actually, I think it's funny you mentioned that because when you look at these offerings, these solutions, that's what they are. They're not piecemeal, they're solutions. They're a coupling of individual components together to create something more awesome for the users. Yeah, so really what we care about, I go back to Abby's slide at the beginning, it's the intersection of interoperability, innovation and velocity. This space, it's always about faster, faster, faster. The promise of Paz, something we've been talking about for a long time, we don't talk even Paz so much anymore, but the platform, how do we have that development environment? What do you hear from users? Are they happy with what they have today? Where are we on the maturity cycle of these technologies? Paz is always an interesting topic. I think it's heavily overhyped often. I don't even see people really using that term as much anymore and I think that really what you've got is a marketing engine funneling that term for better or worse and what you really need to look at is the community that's here. The solutions that are here, the folks that are showing up, like Susei showed up and has this great new solution that actually kind of pulls Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry together. It's really not about just the product stuff anymore. Yeah, absolutely. So there are some comparisons though. I look, this show's grown to about 1,500 people. It's a nice size show. A lot of people that are still contributing to code, lots of different projects involved. The Cloud Foundry Foundation, which big shout out to them, they're the ones that helped bring us to this show, they're part of the Linux Foundation. Linux Foundation actually also does the CNCF which does the KubeCon shows. KubeCon show in Austin was about 7,000 people growing. You're going to be at the Copenhagen show. So there is lots of cross-pollination. It's not a zero sum game. It's not binary in this world but there are pieces that are getting more attention than others. I'm excited to get in through this more. Want to give you any last final thoughts as to cool things you're seeing, things that you want to investigate more or, you know, the things that people are looking for. Definitely, definitely the new application, cloud application platform I think it is that brings the Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry together. That's what I'm going to be looking at. Okay, and then that was Susei who I believe made that announcement. Definitely, I think that for me is very cool. I believe it was like the .gov platform or something that came out. I think that is just phenomenal that they pulled that together. Cloud.gov certification. John Furrier, I'm sure is going to be watching. You know, the federal space, the government space is so hugely hot. We've been covering Amazon's positioning in that space. Et cetera, Amazon, they're a part of the Cloud Foundry Foundation. They're a sponsor here. They're not up on the keynote stage. When you hear, say, the people at Pivotal, they tend to skew a little bit more towards Google and maybe a little bit Microsoft. Amazon's a beast. Amazon is the beast out in this marketplace. But federal government, there's been a lot of things happening in the courts and battling over who's going to win some of these huge deals. Amazon has a huge stronghold here, but government is a big complex, multi-faceted organization. So yeah, absolutely. That was one that caught me. All the FedRAMP support and all those things are very. It's phenomenal. It's phenomenal for the users too and the developers that have been waiting to build on something that actually works, I believe. Okay, so yeah, lots of Kubernetes already. I'm going to be talking a startup that you were talking to me about that's in the serverless space in Cloud Foundry. Got a bunch of users on, so really excited to get through. Lauren Cooney, thanks so much for joining us. We'll see you at many more events throughout the year. And thanks to our audience and thanks to the Cloud Foundry Foundation, once again, for helping bring theCUBE to this event. We've got a full day of interviews. I'm Stu Miniman, thanks for watching theCUBE.


All right, so What will likely be happening in more of this content is these mukbang style videos Because there's just so many Ways to directly point as best as possible to know thing everything in and It's a bit overwhelming how many ways there are to point to it And so instead of doing Single episodes on a single pointing like wholeness or freedom or unknowing There will be Compilation episodes like you see here where we're gonna go. We're gonna go over a bunch of different pointings All in a single stream in a single episode, so we're gonna call these mukbangs so So buckle in for for these because these will probably be coming up more often also All right, so let's go ahead and begin with Entity impossible. So that's a very direct pointing that the center point the me separation is impossible It's impossible for there to be an entity Because if there's an entity then that's a duality if there's a me if there's a center point that means there's another And if there's another that means it's two and if it's two that means it's not one obviously So So when the entity is clearly seen to be impossible by nothing Then it's clearly seen that there is only nothing everything and it's not known It's unknowing everything non-local everything Entity impossible so it's impossible to actually form a me it's impossible to actually form a center point It's impossible for something that's Impossible to happen to happen Now there can be the illusory contracted experience of there being a me and separation and all of the downstream effects of war and violence and hatred and whatnot from that a Very strong knowing cloud But it's impossible for it to actually be the reality. So it's just an appearance. It's just an illusory apparent happening It's not actually the case actually the case is that there's it's an impossibility for entities to be the case The reality is the impossibility for entities to be the case now There are apparent bodies and those apparent bodies have certain conditioned preferences So there's certain things that that there is the body that likes to do certain bodies like to be out in nature more certain Bodies like to eat certain kinds of foods But those aren't entities those aren't separate entities There's no one behind the eyes of the bodies There's no one behind the eyes of the bodies So behind the eyes of all bodies is nothing Non-local freedom and unconditional love is nesting And so when an entity is impossible It's obviously seen that there's only is nesting and therefore all of these contracted illusory me other war separation hatred all those things crumble and fall apart and what's left is just Dowing Centralizing basic needs infrastructures love joy freedom prosperity abundance music dance comedy laughter play all of the innocent things that children and animals have that are lost in the dualistic world of a contracted adult that's either seeking or lacking or Believing in separation with its strong knowing cloud So this is a very beautiful one entity impossible And then we have unachievable non-separation So what this is saying is that non-separation is always the case and therefore it's unachievable so non-locality or non-separation is Always the case or non-entitiness is always the case It's not something that can be achieved non-separation non-entitiness Non-locality, it's not an achievement because it's always the case. So it's always what's already here That's why it's unachievable You see so the contracted experience of me, which is wholeness or nothingness appearing as that it Wants an achievement of attaining Non-separation it wants an achievement of attaining enlightenment or awakening, but it's not possible because it's literally What is which is already death? It's already non-locality. It's already unconditional love and freedom That is in that seeking of itself That's why it's unachievable. It's unattainable. It's another way to say it unattainable non-separation. It's unattainable. It's unachievable It's never going to happen. It's hopeless. It's never going to happen. It's hopeless. It's never going to happen It's hopeless. It's never going to happen. It's hopeless. It's never going to happen Because it's already not There is already no separation. There is already only non-locality and non-entity, everythinging. There is only unknowing, no-thinging. There is only that, nis-ing. There is only that. There is already no entity, there is already no separation. That's why it's unachievable, it's unattainable. It's never going to happen, it's never going to be earned, it's never going to be attained, it's never going to be an achievement. And that's why it's absolutely futile to talk about a me that's on a transformative journey. It's absolutely futile to brag about accolades or achievements or attainments on a spiritual journey because there's already no entity, there's already no separation, it's literally freedom or no thing that is bragging about something, attainments that are not actually happening. Alright, so now we'll go into the simple vacancy. Another word that I had here was extreme. It's like an extreme vacancy, but it's also a very simple vacancy. So it's obviously not occupied. This is not occupied by an entity. Bodies are not occupied by entities, they're not occupied by me's. They're vacant. Bodies are vacancies. There's only vacancy in all bodies. It's vacancy that is isn't a thing. And it's quite extreme in the sense that it's very simple and ordinary, but it's extreme in the sense of it does not give any concession to their being a duality. It does not give any concession to their not being a vacancy. It does not give any concession to their being the real experience of a body being occupied by an entity.  Because it can't get a validation of its dualistic journey. And therefore, if there's a ripeness, if there's an openness, if there's the no thingness that is truly in unknowing, that contracted meanness that is trying to grasp and attain, it'll relax into the non-entitiveness that already is. So it is a simple vacancy. The vacancy is everywhere. The vacancy is in all babies. All babies are vacant. All dying old age bodies are vacant. And animals are vacant. They're absolutely vacant. There's no entity inside. We just add a name or a label, and then we create the artificial constructs of separation. But there is no name or label. There is no entity inside. There's never been an entity inside. It's not possible for there to be an entity inside. It is always a simple vacancy. Simply vacant. Simply vacant. It's another great way to say it. Simply vacant. Simply empty. Simply whole. Already free unconditional love is missing. It's already that. It's already non-local. There's already no distance, no separation, no time, no space between what appears to be the different bodies. There's already no difference, no time, no space between the apparent differing bodies. They're all the same. They're all the same, no thing, everything. That's what this is. And it's absolutely unknowable. It's absolutely ineffable, but it's so simple and ordinary. It's too simple and ordinary. Saying vacancy is so simple and ordinary because it's literally what's happening as everything already. So the animals are already vacant. The babies are already vacant. All the bodies that are passing are already vacant. It's all already vacant. There's only that contracted experience of me that is located inside of a body that is separate and must attain. That is the only within boundlessness, within this unconditional love of non-entityness. That is the only place for there to be an occupation, the appearance, the experience of an apparent occupation. It's mind-fucking and mind-blowing that that's even possible. And something that is obviously non-entityness, something that is obviously vacant. And something that is obviously vacant and empty. There can be the appearance of an experience of an entity that is occupying a body.  Crazy. And so another way to say this is that there is no you. This is also very simple. No you. There isn't a you. There isn't a me. There isn't a we. There isn't a they. There isn't an I. All of those things collapse because they're not there. There is only the vacant, non-entity, non-locality, wholeness. There is only that. There is only that. And it can freely appear as a contracted sense of separate me. It can freely appear as a you. I am real, I am name, I am located in body, I am seeking, I must attain, I am unholy, I am unworthy, I need to earn validation. So suffering, so suffering. That whole function of me-ing is suffering. And it's already not happening. There is already no me. There is already no you. There is only that non-entity, non-locality-ness that is. There is only wholeness that is. And it's obvious when that's seen by nothing that the me was a complete illusion in fabrication and totally unreal, total dream, that then all of this dowing, this home-dowing, this decentralized autonomous organizations around the prosperity and abundance and freedom of basic needs, joy, play, all of these incredible things that innocent children love, it's proliferated across all of the apparent Earthscape. So everything that is sought cannot be attained by me because it already is in its empty wholeness. And from that empty wholeness, from that clear no-thinging, dowing, is perfectly harmonious. So let's see, boundless and boxless. This one is also obvious. So yes, just replying in the live chat, thanks for tuning in. Totally it's unconditional love, speaking of unconditional love as unconditional love within unconditional love, absolutely. Everything that is said, everything that is heard is all unconditional love. Yes, it's all no-thing. It's all that already. It's all that already. There's nowhere to go from that. There's nowhere to go from what's already no-thing, everything. There's nowhere to go from unconditional love being these words that are said, that are heard. That's it. That's it. There's nowhere to go from that. That's it. But it's the end of the illusion of the separate individual. It's the end of the illusion of a lacking me in a world of separate others. And me is convinced that it can't give that up because it can find fulfillment. It can find wholeness. It can attain permanent happiness and satisfaction through objects, through experiences, through whatever modalities of seeking and attaining. But it's absolutely futile and impossible. And so that's the hilarity of the cosmic joke. It's literally wholeness and fulfillment that is experiencing an illusory contraction that is seeking wholeness and fulfillment. Wee! Yeah. Love it. Mm-mm. Okay. So we'll continue on this. So boundless and boxless. The fullness, another comment. The fullness of emptiness is there if I am not. Yes. Exactly. It's all already empty and full and whole and beautiful and perfect. But when I am real, separate, solid, hard, seeking, dissatisfied, then all of the empty wholeness, fulfillment, perfection, beauty is all gone. It's all absolutely gone. It's so contracted and truly suffering. All right. Boundless and boxless. So this one is obvious also. It's the inability to bound. It's the inability to box. There's nothing. This is no thing, everything. It's not possible to bound or box it. No thing, everything means not boxing, not bounding, boxless, boundless. And that wholeness appearing as that contracted experience of me, of I am real, I am here, and I know that is all the time boxing and bounding. That lives in boxing and bounding. Everything is a box or a bound. Everything is about meaning. Everything is about how does this water bottle, how does this relate to my center point? Why is it so meaningful? All of these experiences that are happening to me, to this center point are so meaningful. And each experience is a box. Each experience is an object, it's its own bound, and the bounds are my story, my life. I am real. I am solid. I am seeking. I am un-whole. I will tell you my endless stories and journey of transformation, box, box, box, bound, bound, bound. Listen to me, validate me. I want to be worthy. I am unworthy. And so that loops in a small, tiny, stinky little pond of selfing, of meeting that is all made of unknowing. It's made of already wholeness, of already nothingness. And so this boundless, this boxless is already the case. And so it's a ceasing of that obsession with boxing and bounding that is like a refrigerator home of boxing and bounding. And that refrigerator home of boxing and bounding is gone. And there's only boundless, boxless, obvious, empty, wholeness, spontaneity. There's only that, yeah. And there's no registrar, also another very clean, direct pointing.  And therefore there's no shelf, there's no filing system, right? So that the illusion of there being someone inside that is grabbing boxes or files or bounds or concepts or ideas, grabbing them, making a big story of meaning out of them, and then storing them in some sort of mirage like file system is a complete illusion. And this is great. There's a comment in the chat about DMT much. This is the classic thing, and it's been talked about on so many of these episodes and streams is that this is actually the natural, spontaneous, empty wholeness. This is natural. And in the appearance of the natural is the illusion of the unnatural. And the unnatural is really the psychedelic experience of a center point. It's the psychedelic experience of a me. Something that's being described here is the not to. So it's the it's because it's it's ineffable. And so what is done is described what it's not. And what it's not is that illusory contracted center point. And that illusory contracted center point is absolutely the trippiest, most psychedelic thing imaginable. Something that is boundless, empty, whole, free, unconditional love without entity or location somehow psychedelically assumes entity, location, time, space, name, form, objects, lack, meaning. Something that is boundlessly free without any of those things assumes and contracts into the hilarity of those things. So yeah, there are and in the comments, there's comments about advancements in in physics. Yeah, there's lots of advancements in physics that are that are onto the no thingness. Yes, but it's unknowable. So it's not going to be known by an entity. It's just appointing to no thing, everything and it doesn't matter if that's it's always already the case and it doesn't matter if it's if it's if it's looked at through a lens of physics or if it's looked at by no one through a lens of of simple ordinary spontaneous infinity. It just doesn't doesn't matter, absolutely doesn't matter. And this is always great because there's always sort of the asking oh like but how did the me unwind how did it unwind and there's no answer to that because a it was never there and to be it can unwind in endless apparent ways anything from just simply walking outside being in nature, driving a car, eating a burger, meditating psychedelics books, looking at eyes. It's like just there's too many way it's non causal is another way to say it's non causal. The unwinding of me is a non causal because it's non existent. The me already isn't therefore it's unwinding is non causal me is already non existent therefore it's unwinding is non causal. How does something that isn't have a cause of how it stops? It's not possible a comment about Bernardo Castro we've had Bernardo on the show. So it's just this is this is the thing. This is the thing. There will be endless pointings to oh have have which physics or which spiritual teachers or which consciousness researchers or gurus or books or psychedelics or whatever. And all of that is simply the continuation of saying that this isn't it. And what is being shared here is that this is it. And even those pointings to teachers or researchers or gurus or books or psychedelics or retreats or whatever that's all it too. So there's no escaping it. There's no moving closer to or further from it. It's already here. It's simply this it's already only this it's just too ordinary the non local empty wholeness that this is it's just too ordinary. And so it's always but I'll but I'll get it in the next studying of the next knowledge of the next knowing of the next concepts of the next experience and it will never ever happen because it already is the case. It's not possible to happen because it's already the unconditional freedom itself. I'm not sure I've checked out the being and nothingness in the comments. Yeah. So this is this is really this is really it. This is really it. There's nowhere to go from this. There's no way to suggest that there is an experience or that there is a book or that there is a way or a path to get or attain or read about or learn about what is already. There's no way to read or learn or know what this is. That's why it is the unknowing it is the unknowing the unlocality the uncontractiveness the wholeness the emptiness the nothingness and this registrar is a complete illusion. There's no entity inside there's no controller or doer inside that is grabbing meaning in its bounds and boxes and ideas and concepts and sorting them and organizing them into a story of my life that is not it's a complete illusion that is not and that's the thing is that there's nowhere to go from that if there's no registrar then this is all no thing everything this is all always already that and there's there's no way to grab on to anything there's obviously no registrar obviously and that registrar is equivalent to me it's equivalent to a center point it's equivalent to that contraction in the body that wants to control and manipulate the appearance to fulfill its sense of lack for its its desire for freedom and wholeness which is already the case what do you think about duke in the comments so here's the thing man suffering is seeking suffering is meeting suffering is selfing it's just too simple this is already wholeness it's already no thing everything and suffering is simply that appearance within wholeness that says I am real I am solid I am name I lack I am separate and I must seek wholeness fulfillment freedom that's that's what it that's it's just too simple it's too simple it doesn't require all these elaborations and retreats and books and conceptual studies it it those things may appear to happen and there's no value system if it's better to not study duke or if it's better to study duke you know that doesn't exist anymore there's no value system there's no pathway but the illusion is that by conceptually studying what duke or suffering or emptiness or unknowing or any of these things by studying it I will attain it is a complete illusion because it's already the case it's already emptiness trying to learn about what we're trying to learn a concept or some sort of knowing that will then inform it about what it is which is not possible because it's already the case it can't learn about itself through add through addition yes just total love total wow it's really simple and easy and that's why these these last things are about completeness and a fresh new isn't so everything everything is fresh everything is new everything is complete everything is wow like in the live chat everything is that it's always already forever that and it's never been not that one second just going to tell the community I'm recording one second because I can hear their voices okay all right just don't let them know don't we got here so no way all seeking is selfish and illusion yeah absolutely yep it's just too obvious that it's already and so any trying to grab it or attain it or earn it is illusory yes and yeah the completeness of it is also absolutely beautiful and that actually speaks perfectly to the completeness of it also because it's already complete it's just too obvious how complete it is and it's not an attainment to earn completeness it's that the completeness already is and so it's naturally spontaneously complete the empty luminosity is always already complete it's never an attainment and nor is it ever obstructed it's never actually obstructed and so it's just complete it's fresh it's new it's wow it's ising ising ising ising ising and that's why that's why it's non-dual because when it's ising there's nowhere to go there's nowhere to say oh okay so then um there there is uh uh there's no difference between it being wholeness and it being the appearance of a contraction in the body that is lacking in seeking there's no difference between those two things those two things are actually one thing and so therefore there's just that ising ising the elaborations or uh pointings of wholeness only or unknowing those are just the responses to the me that is believing in duality and then manipulating or controlling the appearance and so then the body just naturally responds and just cuts that duality by saying that there's only wholeness there is already no entity the entity is already impossible there is already no you there is already no registrar non-separation is already unachievable there's already a vacancy there there's already only a vacancy everywhere and yes great comment there in the live chat the dream of separation is ising appearing as that so there's no there's no way to create a duality it's impossible to create a duality ising is always already and ising is appearing as a dream of i'm separate i'm real i'm solid i lack i need etc there's no duality it's so perfect beautiful indescribable just like the most beautiful imaginable is this already i'm excited to make more of these mukbangs because it's a good way to to uh offload uh a larger amount of the waste a point to nothing everything and also it creates some fun spontaneity and bounciness between the um pointings and it continues to just cut and undermine the illusion of there actually being a you of there actually being an entity of there actually being a registrar of there actually being the possibility of achieving non-separation there's no way to achieve the freedom and unconditional love and wholeness and unknowing there's no way to achieve it because it is already it is already there is already no entities anywhere so it is impossible to achieve there's already no separation anywhere it is impossible to achieve empty wholeness is already everywhere it is impossible to achieve and so there is some sort of a a readiness in that contracted sense of me which is which can hear which is this nothing that is hearing and it's and it's uh it's what that contracted sense of me is made of and that that that unknowing when it when it hears that there's no entity there can be uh a really a relieving or an unwinding of that contracted delusion into the non-locality and unconditional love that everything already was and then that the body the body's function which was oh my god I lack I need that function is ceased and then the function of the body is natural dowing it's basic needs abundance play see that's how that that functionality can shift and change and it's all made of the same ising and it's just ising appearing as that illusory contraction and it's just so beautiful when the that illusory contraction is uh that that no thing clearly sees that that illusory contraction is a complete joke and the entity is not whoa look at these fireworks holy shit that was the first time I saw that animation that was fucking cool whoa I wonder if this is happening in OBS I need to look up if the what the OBS animations are because these things are great there's been like balloons and confetti and the thumbs up and all kinds of fun stuff um yeah so there's a there's a question in the chat about how often do you meditate and did you meditate on the journey so again I'll this will just reply and say that there's no causality there's no causality that gets non-locality to be the reality non-locality unconditional love and freedom is already this it's already it so it's not uh going to be uh elaborated on as a story of causality of oh yeah this body went on because it did it did go on apparent 10-day long silent meditation retreats and it did apparently take psychedelics and it did apparently read lots of books and sit with lots of teachers and that's all just a story it's just a story because it's already here now this obviously unobscured it's already no thing everything oh yeah jason reza georgiani that was a good that was a good interview yeah we'll see perhaps uh these uh some of these upheaps that we've interviewed perhaps they'll come through austin and if so would love to sit down with them in person we already have some guests scheduled for next week which is very exciting whoo whoo let's go um and uh yeah I guess we'll see how um how all of this continues morphing there's obviously lots of streams um and then there's interviews and then there's these mukbangs that have more uh like combo of it's stuff it's fascinating actually um yeah that last one on separation porn was fascinating too um the question would you interview ilan muska absolutely yeah I just uh messaged I did outreach to the um SpaceX and Tesla offices just yesterday asking to interview ilan so I absolutely I would and same thing for Joe Rogan I just messaged yesterday and plenty of other comedians and all stars and stuff around around the area uh Lex Friedman messaged him too and it would be fun it'd be really fun to sit down with it feels most ripe and most ready now than ever to uh to have the conversations with um with them about this so and it's really fascinating because a lot of them are interested in consciousness but not as consciousness being nothing everything not not consciousness as a non-local unity as a non-local no one every wanting and that's that's sort of where the where the current um in in what's appearing to what's seeming to happen is that there's some sort of a of a of a in a way a resistance to um mind or consciousness or awareness which are just conceptual additions to the body but there's sort of a of a resistance to those ideas being nothing everything which is which is of course that's um that's also what was happening with this body too is that there was a resistance to nothing everything because there was really a a strong um sense of me and center point in locality and lack and the last thing that that wants is its absence but the reality is it's already absent there's already no center point there's already no me there's already only a vacancy there's already only an absence this is just too easy man is just a simple vacancy it is a simple vacancy yes would also uh interview rfk jr yep yeah um yeah the not to or non-duality is in a way can appear to be antithetical to politics definitely because and that's what was discussed in the last episode on on separation porn is that um politics is all about separation porn it's all about me it's all about my nation state it's about my people it's about my religion it's about my ethnicity it's about my military industrial complex it's about manipulating using social media and extremism to create hatred towards others and it's just separation porn separation porn is uh what's wholeness separation porning that's emptiness separation porning that's one way to describe the appearance the intensity of the apparent geopolitical madness and separation porn is all unconditional love separation porning and it actually in a way it's makes perfect sense although it's complete unknowing but it makes perfect sense in a way that unconditional freedom would arise as this insane apparent separation porn yeah it's complete simplicity yes no live chat it's just complete simplicity that's why another thing that this body has been doing is just like rough rough rough meow meow because that's just utter simplicity you can't a seeker can't get something from wolf wolf rough rough rough meow they just can't get anything from that because it's too simple empty and ordinary and the seeker can't extract any meaning from it yeah a seeker is neurotic it's just bouncing to more experience all right so so what do we got here we got this first mukbang which was super fun loved it we have a entity impossible yeah such fun pointings entity impossible unachievable non-separation aw thanks for that that comment yeah frank yeah love him so much yeah well likely we'll have a we'll have frank back on and we'll likely do some more content with him soon um yeah there's another comment about about like Freud and Jung and about these there's been this body has apparently studied the core of psychology and psychoanalysis and etc and what's seen by no one is that all of that is just conceptual elaboration and conceptual fabrication and conceptual masturbation and ideological conceptual knowing and it's just absolutely exhausted by nothing yeah all of those narratives belong to me me lives in the narrative of psychology psychoanalysis neuroscience therapy experience seeking expansions trauma healing etc and it's all made of nothing and so obviously as it's seen by nothing that all of that is an absolute conceptual masturbation but that's very uncomfortable to me me thrives on its conceptual knowing so for nothing to reflect back to me and say that all of these greatest minds that is minds that is being clung to is a complete conceptual masturbation is very annoyed because it's always been non-entitiness there is no Freud there is no musk there is no you there is no anyone there's only non-entitiness bodying there's only wholeness it's so it's too simple it's too ordinary and there's me is too attached to names and a story over time but it's just too simple and ordinary there's never been entities there's only been wholeness bodying so non-separation is literally unachievable it's unattainable because it's already the case I love that one so much no thingness is unattainable because it's already the case unknowing is already the case non-locality is already the case it's absolutely unattainable so all efforts to attain or to know or to achieve freedom or wholeness are absolutely futile absolutely futile and again it's a simple simple vacancy is way too simple there's already no one home it's a simple vacancy there's no one home there's no you it's just emptiness wholenessing emptiness ising it's only that there's already no one home there's no transformative journey that a separate me can go on to achieve non-separation and wholeness and freedom it's really this boundless boxless inability to contract inability to box or bound or conceptually masturbate and elaborate I'm gonna zoom out to the nips it's been fun playing with the nips on the show nipple action yeah yeah nipple action yeah yeah nips nips nips nips nips nips nips nips nips nips nips nips nips nips nips nips nipple nipple nip nip nipple nipple nip nipple nips yeah and you see me or that contracted apparent energy in the body it isn't free it doesn't feel free it feels like there's shame like there's an inability to to talk about genitals or to show genitals or to rub nipples or to or wanting to hide wanting to hide certain information so there's just an absolute free flowing this from no thing everything that is completely free there's no straight jacketing anything genitals anything sex anything about the story anything that it has no no defenses it's just totally free flowed no thing perfected it's so good there's a comment about a dog being grew yeah yeah the yeah the unconditional love of the dog the non-entityness of the dog the non-entityness of the cat and the unconditional love and purring that is obviously what is it's just so obvious there's no entity it's just pureness it's just innocence it's unconditional love and then there's another comment about children being closer to the realization so again just to be clear this isn't a realization it's not something that's realized by someone realization in a way is another way to say seeking it's another way to say that this is not already no thing everything realization is about later realization is about something that could happen if i'm a very good boy or a good girl that studies a lot it's not a realization it's a no thing clearly seeing that the me never was that it never happened that it was just an illusion it was just a dream it was just a masturbation it's literally wholeness seeing that that it was just me masturbation it was just a me masturbation and yes children in in many ways there's plenty of of children that are not conditioned with separation and locality and um somethingness and so when a child is not conditioned with somethingness then obviously there is a non-local no-thing everything and it's very apparent in dogs and cats so yeah boundless boxless no registrar same thing as no you no entity same thing as there is only a vacancy complete fresh new ising yeah fresh new ising um yum yum yum all right well that was a fun it was a fun first mukbang here in austin and looking forward to more mukbangs it's just a fun format to it um and uh thanks for joining in the live chat that was a lot of fun and probably beyond again later today we'll see and it's just so simple home for no one hmm yeah you're welcome in the live chat and thanks for uh watching commenting yeah dow prosperous joyful playful basic needs met free bodies love it oh okay all right bye


We'll do the three presentations. We'll make sure to take a break in between each one to get another drink. The way we will decide the winner is by your applause. You're ready to take your way? It's all yours. This is the data source that's being visualised. The Australian Women's Register. It's a data graph of biographical records about multiple women, so those are people who have had archives about them. Other local state themselves were artists or politicians or writers. Or they're famous enough to have had people writing about them that have fed what they represent in the archives. This data set is published by the East Goldship Research Centre at University of Melbourne. And it consists of a number of about 5,000 XML records. It's published also as a website, but this visualisation is based on XML records that have been harvested using the Open Archives Initiative protocol from the data harvested. Firstly, we use the Open Archives Initiative protocol to extract the 5,000 XML records from the server at the ESRC in Melbourne. And then I wrote an XSLT that applied to each one of those records, which selected out just certain pieces of information from the records, which are quite rich in terms of biographical data about those people, and I was looking at only a few of the important relationships so that I could visualise those things. So the XSLT converts those XML records into a year of XML, about 5,000 XML data graphs. Those graphs are then pushed into a sparkle store, a triple store, to produce an aggregate of all of the records at once. Then I write a sparkle query to extract the data out into a table of form, I load that table, CSV file into the SytoScape tool, press the visualisation button, and it produced a fabulous visualisation, which was fantastic, which was great because most of the work the agent isn't preparing the data, and as it turned out, the actual visualisation tool itself was a dobble, it was a snap. So, about the data set, as quickly we've got people and groups, so the individual people are, you know, notable women. The groups are often like feminist groups, they may be political parties, that sort of thing. The individuals also have named occupations, which are either they might be paying jobs or they may be, you know, applications if you like. In the visualisation, the people, the groups, and the occupations are all represented as nodes, as the dots on the graph. And the group membership is indicated by purple lines, that link a group to its members. The occupation membership are green lines between individuals and their occupations. So the interesting thing about the visualisation then is the way that those relationships end up producing a graph which related occupations ended up being situated approximately on the graph. And occupations and groups sort of move around to produce a graph in which overall the tension of the graph is minimised. And if you like, all of the little nodes are kind of, they are repelling each other as if they are statically charged. And what's holding them together are the relationships between those nodes, which are like stretchy rubber bands. And there's two competing forces which end up producing a graph that you'll see. So interesting things to note about this graph, if you zoom in, you can have a poke around and see what these nodes actually are. This cluster of occupations here, these are all the people who have a common occupation, which is the node in the centre. Those are political, those are parliamentarians. And so it's interesting to note how distant the politicians are from the rest of the population. An interesting other group of allies around the bottom are sports people. These nodes represent gold medal winners from Olympics and Commonwealth Games and things like that. Also particular types of sports. So there are swimmers, swimmers and cyclists and netball players and things like that. Again, they're not very closely tied to the other notable women. In the graph you have a much more dense and interrelated set of nodes. These are journalists of various kinds, TV journalists, radio journalists and so on. Around the other part we have social working people, medical nurses, social workers and so on. So very interesting to see although I haven't spent a lot of time yet exploring the graph, very interesting to see that those social relationships end up being represented especially. Fantastic. Well done. Good afternoon everyone. Thanks for coming. I'm Adam, this is Josh. We're both from Perth. Don't hold it against us. We're programmers at CSIRO and I guess the shortest way to describe what we do is to try to help link scientists and data. So yesterday we were introduced to Janet Newman who's a crystallographer also at CSIRO. Crystallographers for those that don't know basically try to create crystals out from combining different combinations of proteins and chemicals in tiny little droplets on trays. The formations of these crystals is unpredictable and it's difficult to know what combinations you need to create crystals so the crystallization process isn't always consistent. Some conditions are more conducive to crystallization than others. There's been a lot of work done these are the examples of the droplets here. There's been a lot of work done in identifying the crystals like this out of the data sets. These are the ones that haven't crystallized. What we're interested in looking at is trying to see if we can find relationships between these un-crystallized forms to better understand the process and thereby help create more reliable methods of creating crystals in the future. We were given a few thousand of these images along with some pre-rendered masks. This is the mask here basically this just identifies the area of interest on the subject picture. The black stuff we're not interested in when it's overlaid there that helps us eliminate any noise so that we can just focus on what we want. We looked at several algorithms to do this. The difficulty we had is that it's very hard to identify specific features of interest so there are certain characteristics like the darkness or lightness different geometric properties similarity could be any number of those different things or any permutations or combinations of them. These are examples here of the software that we've got so the idea of this software is that Josh has selected a target picture and we're basically saying we want to find other pictures that look similar and as you can see it's done a pretty good job it's picked pictures that show this crystallization occurring there are other sample sets this is really the real use case so we've picked an image that doesn't have crystallization and we want to say show me all the others that look like this and it's done a reasonably good job of picking out similar things I'm not sure if that might be showing crystallization there I'm not 100% sure but there are issues with it it's not perfect. The last example shows where it really starts to struggle in this case we've got an image that doesn't have crystallization and it's got a bit confused and picked a lot with crystals but we think it's a pretty good proof of concept we've found some white papers discussing more sophisticated similarity techniques but it's difficult to implement those in two days so we think it gives us a push in the right direction though we've had good feedback from Janet who says that this kind of thing is going to be useful I guess we're thinking about trying to do something a little bit more sophisticated with the open CV library that's open computer vision library but yeah hopefully it's going to help someone create more crystals. Thank you very much. Fantastic. Please welcome out in the third and final competitive entry Thank you. So this is a butterfly project which is exploring the fundamental interconnectedness of all things so I was interested in the butterfly effect which from chaos theory as described by Ed Laurence is where small changes in one part of a deterministic nonlinear system can have large changes elsewhere in that system so for example a butterfly flaps its wings here and halfway across the world causes a hurricane or as Douglas Adams puts it what we are concerned with here is the fundamental interconnectedness of all things the connection between causes and effects are often much more subtle and complex than we with our rough and ready understanding of the physical world might naturally suppose so in order to explore this idea conveniently we have access to a global network of sensor data streams essentially observing the very small changes that occur locally and I thought how can we make use of those data streams to identify patterns or correlations between seemingly unrelated streams of data so what I've done there are three parts to this project the first is a sensor unit which is here so this is an electronics project and what I've done is taken a DHT-11 temperature and humidity sensor which is fairly standard sensor unit and connected it up to an Arduino microcontroller and a program that's microcontroller using Arduino wiring language to hold a sensor every minute so this is the metaphorical part if you like and what it does is it publishes the data via a serial connection to the second piece of the project which is a Java application which listens to that serial connection, parses those CSV values and then pushes them up to the cloud to a service called COSM and COSM is basically designed for publishing data streams from the internet of things so then we can take that stream of data and other streams of data from unrelated sensors or similar sensors all around the world and aggregate them into a data visualization so if we take a look this is the sensor data stream that's being produced by this butterfly running on COSM and I might actually just pop to a separate window here so this is you can see we've got graphs being generated over time it's remained pretty constant recently but you can see earlier on I was blowing on the sensor to make a change and there's also a changing and the due point has changed just recently but there are other people who publish data streams for example this is a stream that I discovered through the API of COSM in Canberra which I don't even know who's running that but I can make use of it and we can put those together into something like this data visualization which is a very annoying visualization that we can then use to explore the data and I must say that this is actually running on just random data I didn't have time to integrate any meaningful data sets into this but you can see the idea of what we would do so it's my hope that as the incident of things grows and as the amount of sensor data available online increases that tools like this can contribute to an improved understanding of the nature of the fundamental interconnectedness of all things right so I'm now going to ask my judges to come up and each judge is going to defend very passionately why they think you should actually vote for the contestant they're representing Connell why should you vote for Connell Connell in a three minute presentation to the judges produced knowledge from data you know and you can't argue with that he had a beautiful visualization which actually showed knowledge from data and that's what he researches about the interesting contrast between what these guys have done versus what all the other contestants were doing is all the other contestants went back to their own knowledge and built from that these guys were clever enough to scar the rest of the world for what other clever people had done and built on top of that and I am a total proponent of reuse and I'm afraid that's the only way that a relatively small country can beat its way up against all of you yeah if you reinvent everything you end up with the wheel in five years time it's already there that's why these guys were absolutely one so I think Ana really really touched on the point that she didn't even really know where the data was coming from and that really exemplifies what this project is all about it really touches on creativity standards, reuse ease of use it hides the detail of what you're doing with the front end away from the user the researcher and it's an idea that can scale to be absolutely huge to look at potentially millions of data feeds from around the world it took her 24 hours to build that okay and that is really really good because it builds on existing frameworks existing standards the Arduino etc etc it uses the nectar cloud which is a big tick for us and it automatically plugs into real-time feeds as I said potentially millions of them and it can scale out and really this whole idea of exemplifying you know the networks the neurons it's a it's a sensing of networks, connections into our minds to examine how we can look at the world in a much better and more effective way so I think that's why this will be for Ana in 3, 2, 1 I think everybody knows the winner Ana come on Ana congratulations congratulations can I be a fun event I have for that


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with jaspys three box new draft picks football mixer break number three. It's just two boxes of leaf metal draft football, two boxes of hobby and a box of jumbo. And that is that. All right, big, big thanks all of these folks right here for getting to the action. So by now, they're, they're all on their teams right here. They're on their pro team. So hopefully everyone we pull is drafted. We're going to go by the group break checklist.com checklist link to that is in the chat. So big thanks group rate checklists who've assigned them to teams. We're going to go by that as of previously we just did whatever team they're assigned to, but. And if they don't show up on that, then I'll look them up. They might have. They might be. Yeah, they may be undrafted free agents right there to all right. So let's do these hobbies first. You can see Nick on camera right there. Do you want to be on camera? Yeah, I guess. Okay. Anthony just took two and mosaic six, but not showing up in your orders. Give it a moment. Give it, give it a moment or two, but I'll look into it afterwards if after a little bit. Isaiah Simmons, three out of 40, Arizona football Cardinals, Justin Bible with that. Next up is LaVisca Chanel, Jr. 50 out of 50. I know he went somewhere maybe first, second round or so Jacksonville, adding to their wide receiving core. That'll be for Dan Tyson. And we've got Joanne Jennings, 20 out of 20, not Anthony Jennings, Joanne Jennings. Card number is B, A, J, J, two, Joanne, J, A, U, A, N, Jennings. Right. Maybe, maybe a relation to Greg or Gary. Who knows? Well, there's a... Probably not. Anthony Jennings, but this is for the Niners. All right. So that goes to the Niners. That'll be for Reuben Rivera, who got the last four teams in this. All right. Julian Okwara, seven out of 50, going to the Lions. Touchdown Kings, Jonathan Taylor, 16 out of 35 for the Blue Horse Shoes. That'll be for Dan Tyson. TJ Leonard says, Nick, I sent you an email. It's a rush. Hurry. He says it's a priority. No, he's just kidding. He says no rush. Sure. Checkout never went through. It might just be a pending charge. Anthony, yeah. Did you hear that? Anthony, your checkout never went through, so it could just be a pending charge. James Proche, 30 out of 40, P-R-O-C-H-E, Proche, perhaps. Who knows? However he wants to say it. James. James, yes. That goes to the Purplebirds. That's going to go to Aaron Billingsley. Edgar Allan Poe, quote the Raven nevermore. Xavier McKinney, 11 out of 25 for the New York football giants. Big Blue, that's going to go to Justin and Bible. Armed and dangerous, Cole McDonald. Where did he end up? Oh, he just signed. 23 out of, I think he, yeah. He might not be on the checklist, but I think he just... He signed with the Tennessee Titans. I think a Hawaii player, right? Yeah. Out of Hawaii? Oh, breaking news, Nick. You hear that Deshaun Kaiser, released by the Raiders. I mean, heartbroken. That's Peter Minn-Mario. Gabriel Davis. 48 out of 60. Buffalo! Tony. She has the Buffalo Bills. There you go. Arthur wants to gain some top waters. We need them too, Arthur. Should be in Arizona. Armed and dangerous, Jalen Hertz. He's Eagles. Six out of seven. How are you warming up to Jalen Hertz? I don't know. Raise it. Eagles have two quarterbacks now that are better than any of the Cowboys quarterbacks. Wow. There it is. What about the Giants? Better than Giants, too? I don't even factor him though. Wow. What about Dwayne Haskins? No, I don't. Oh, man. Screw the NFC East, says Nick Jaspy. All right. Eagles, that's going to be for Reuben as well. You heard Nick. Arthur. Arthur's a Cowboy. You heard him. This is the Jumbo. So there are nine autograph cards plus a one-of-one slab proof card. All right. That should be on the very bottom. All right. We've got Cameron Dantzler. One out of 40. I'm a man. I'm 40. Cameron. Minnesota. Oh, you actually didn't hear him? He said, Nick Jaspy said, I asked him, how do you feel about Jalen Hertz? And he was just like, he fired off. He's like, it's pretty amazing. The Eagles two quarterbacks are better than the Cowboys two quarterbacks. Patrick Taylor, Jr. 12 out of 20. Green Bay. Reuben Rivera is a Eagles fan and he loves the pick. This also goes to Reuben, by the way. Green Bay. Next up is Johan Johnson. J-U-W-A-N Johnson. Seven out of 10 for the Saints. Paul Huck with the Saints. We've got Derek Brown. 45 out of 60. D-E-R-R-R-I-C-K. Carolina. Catty Mojo for Sanford. And the Carolina Panthers. We have Trayvon Diggs to Fond's brother. Brother? Cousin? Brother. Three out of 50 Cowboys. And Trayvon's on the defensive side of the ball, right? Yeah. So they can potentially see each other. Maybe? Oh, I guess... Yeah, and I think they're brothers. Look it up. But he's a defensive back, though. I guess Stefan got the hands. Trayvon Diggs didn't get the hands, so he ended up being a defensive back. All right. Henry Rugg's a third. Nice. Four out of seven. That's one number for my Raiders. Tony with the Raiders. Got high hopes for Henry Rugg. He's got ups, too.  Former basketball. Look up his basketball highlights, ladies and gentlemen. He's got ups. All right. Looks like we've got Jared Pinkney. Three out of seven on Pinkney. Dirty Birds. That'll go to Tice. Bop. We've got some Tenacious D. Grant Delpit. Cleveland Brown's Paul Harris. Jonathan Taylor. Two out of seven. We had a Jonathan here. Colts. Colts. Mark N is right. This is actually now, this is a 2020 set. It's Las Vegas. All right. And the one-of-one is Trayvon Diggs for the Cowboys. Crystal Black one-of-one production proof with the auto on it and encased up. So both of those will go to Ryan Redman and the Cowboys. All aboard the Big Head Express, Ryan. Woo-hoo. And there you have it, boys and girls. There you go. A quick little three box, new draft picks, football mixture. There's probably going to be another one in the store. Maybe we've got one more of these jumbo boxes laying around, so we'll see. Check it out, jaspyscasebreaks.com. All right. Who's going to win money? People, we're giving away money in here, right? All right. Let's go back to this screen right here. Right. So the same deal, the usual two teams, one entry, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So let's alphabetize by your first names. All right. So Dan Tyson has six teams. So consequently three entries in here. Aaron only has one. Justin has two. Gets an entry. Karen has two. That's an entry. Sorry, Micah. Michael Goluchi has four. He gets two entries. Michael has one. Paul Harris has one. Ron Hollins has two. That's one. Reuben bought four. So he gets two entries. Ryan Redmond got two. That's one entry. Sanford got two. That's an entry. Tony with two. That's an entry. And Tice Pop with two. That's an entry. All right. So that's a total of 14. So one spot in 14. After seven, we'll get $100 of break credit. Lucky seven. Two, three, four. Good luck, everybody. Seven in the final time. After seven, it's going to be Karen. There you go, Karen. $100 of break credit going your way. Thank you for joining. Thanks everybody for giving this shot. Really appreciate it. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye-bye.