New tools live outside the host/app split
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it's sort of blurring the lines between host and listen, and because especially to take Vaizey for instance. If you have that tool, the tool, you know, the tools can live outside of the traditional client server split or host listen split.
Episode 88: Hittin' the Hockey Stick (episode page, opens in a new tab) 01:08:51 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
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Summary
Talking with Podfriend's Nic Ivanov, Dave sees a side effect of 2.0 tooling: it blurs the lines between host and listener app. Tools like Sovereign Feeds can live outside the traditional client-server split.
Not in the audio. 'Vaizey' is likely a mistranscription of a tool name (possibly Sovereign Feeds, which he names next via Steven B).