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Tern StoriesRatcheting Progress: How Lyft Migrated 150+ Services from Python 2 to 3 | Ep. 6In this episode of Turn Stories, I sit down with Anthony Sottile, who led Lyft's migration from Python 2 to 3. They did 150 services in less than six months. But what stood out wasn't just the scale or the timeline, it was the approach. They really leaned on tooling so they could ratchet progress forward, and then they'd lock it in with CI rules so nothing backslid. They would ship automated PRs, and if nobody complained but nobody looked at them, they would just purge them, and they trusted their infrastructure. They would do deployments wher...2025-05-0547 min

A Little Bit CultyBlazing Eyes, Cult Ties, and New Age Vibes with Leah SottileThis episode is sponsored in part by BetterHelp. New Age isn’t just sage bundles and Instagram affirmations. It can also be a fast track to conspiracy-laced belief systems, grifty gurus, and straight-up cults. In this episode, we’re joined by journalist and podcaster Leah Sottile, whose new book Blazing Eye Sees All takes a sharp look at how New Age spirituality has seeped into American culture, and not always in ways that sparkle. We dig into the strange and disturbing world of Love Has Won, a New Age cult led by self-proclaimed deity Amy Carl...2025-04-141h 04

Best Manager EverBest Manager Ever: Anthony Sottile - Embracing Failures and Celebrating SuccessAnthony Sottile is the VP of Partner Success at Freewill, a startup that enables free estate planning and has helped individuals commit more than $11B to charity. Anthony's direct reports describe him as down-to-earth and accessible, and emphasize his ability to lead through humor and celebration. In this episode, Annie Riley sits down with Anthony to discuss his insights on creating a transparent and honest workplace culture, celebrating team successes, and the importance of approachability in leadership. Connect with Anthony SottileConnect with Annie RileyCheck out...2025-03-2646 min

Python PodcastFreelancing Freelancing (click here to comment) 29. Februar 2024, Jochen Ein ungewöhnlich hoher Anteil der Hosts dieses Podcasts 🎧✨ war oder ist Freelancer im Bereich Softwareentwicklung 💻. Aber was ist das eigentlich?Zeit, dass wir diesem Thema mal eine Folge widmen. Zu Gast ist diesmal Birgit 👩‍💻, eine erfahrene freiberufliche Softwareentwicklerin und Mitorganisatorin der Softwerkskammer Meetings in Köln und Düsseldorf.Gemeinsam mit Dominik und Jochen gehen wir der Frage nach, wie man den Sprung in die Selbstständigkeit schafft und was man dabei beachten sollte 🚀. Auf welche Probleme man unterwegs immer wieder stößt und wie man trotz...2024-02-292h 17 $3\' Grezzi di M. Cristina Marras$ 3' Grezzi di M. Cristina Marras3' grezzi Ep. 589 Vecchi libri a Byron BayUn libro comprato secoli fa in un negozietto di seconda mano a Byron Bay.TRASCRIZIONE [ENG translation below]Nelle calde ore agostane o agostiniane, non lo so, comunque nelle calde ore del pomeriggio d'agosto, quando non sapevo che leggere, mi sono rifatta ai vecchi libri. Ogni tanto io prendo vecchi libri letti molti, molti anni fa, di cui non mi ricordo molto bene la trama, ma mi ricordo se mi erano piaciuti o meno.Ecco il libro che ho preso e un libro che mi ricordo, mi era piaciuto molto, per più d...2023-08-1203 min

FerDaRibbsQ+A with Manager Anthony SottileSend us a textThe FerDaRibbs Podcast is back for the 2023 Blue Ribbons season. In the first episode of the year, PA announcer Nick Witwer sits down for a quick Q+A with Manager Anthony Sottile with an appearance from Assistant Manager Haydon Price. Are you ready for another season of Blue Ribbons Baseball? Join us at the Jo all summer long.2023-05-2407 min

The ReadME PodcastKelsey Hightower—PresentIn this bonus episode, we hear from Kubernetes superstar Kelsey Hightower. Diving into crucial elements like empathy in maintainership, succession planning, and the identification of future leaders, hosts Martin Woodward and Neha Batra explore Kelsey’s philosophy on fostering thriving open source communities—and his hopes for the future state of Kubernetes. Dedicated to GitHub’s Maintainer Month, the conversation focuses on the people behind the projects, highlighting their extraordinary effort and celebrating their impact on the community. To close out this special episode, members of The ReadME Podcast community thank maintainers who have had a positive impact on them.2023-05-2346 min

A Little Bit CultyMurder, Faith & End Times: Leah Sottile on Lori Vallow & Chad DaybellThis episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. If you still manage to read the news, good job. You’ve then no doubt heard that “Doomsday Mom” Lori Vallow was just convicted of murdering her 16-year-old daughter Tylee and seven-year-old son J.J. This judgment will be an end to this harrowing yet enthralling story, which turned 49-year-old mom and Mormon, Lori Vallow into an international media fixture, seemingly entangled in a web of infanticide, zombies, escapes to Hawaii, and a trail of mysterious deaths that remain suspicious as hell. On today’s episode, we’re joined by f...2023-05-151h 06

Test & Code195: What would you change about pytest? - Anthony SottileAnthony Sottile and Brian discuss changes that would be cool for pytest, even unrealistic changes. These are changes we'd make to pytest if we didn't ahve to care about backwards compatibilty.Anthony's list:The import systemMulti-process support out of the boxAsync supportChanges to the fixture systemExtend the assert rewriting to make it modularAdd matchers to assert mechanismBan test class inheritanceBrian's list: Extend assert rewriting for custom rewriting, like checkpytester matchers available for all testsThrow out nose and unittest compatibility pluginsThrow out setup_module, teardown_module and other xunit style functionsRemove a bunch of t...2023-03-0858 min

The ReadME PodcastPython enthusiast, Twitch streamer, et. al.Anthony Sottile started college as a biochemistry major, but pivoted to programming two years in. After his first coding class, the school was so impressed they invited Anthony to teach the following semester. He loved helping others realize the potential of programming, which eventually led him to Twitch, where he codes, shares stories, and builds community in real time. Hear more about his journey, and why he thinks better communication is essential for open source. Anthony on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/codewithanthony Anthony on GitHub: https://github.com...2021-10-2633 min

La Voce del DaimonCosa ho letto di interessante ad Agosto 202100:00 - Intro 00:41 - Messaggio per un’aquila che si crede un pollo01:09 - Il potere di adesso01:57 - Don’t even think about it02:46 - La sottile arte di fare quello che c**** ti pare03:26 - Conosci le tue paure e vincile04:05 - La regola dei 5 secondi🔔 Iscriviti al mio canale: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdp5dPYvnFT4dcDBeJ6T6pw?sub_confirmation=1🌍 Visita il sito: https://www.lavocedeldaimon.it/cosa-ho-letto-di-interessante-ad-agosto-2021/🎤 Ascolta il podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/la-voce-del-daimonFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/La-Voce-del-Daimon-124891959432994Twitter: https://twitter.com/V...2021-08-2504 min

Test & Code157: pre-commit - Anthony Sottilepre-commit started as a framework for running linters and code formatters during git actions via git hooks. It's grown and expanded and now supports an extensive list of languages and actions and manual running of actions. But even at it's core, it's great for letting computers nitpick about whitespace and formatting, so that code reviews can focus on architecture and design.Anthony Sottile discusses pre-commit, for using locally by developers, and pre-commit.ci, which can run actions during merge requests."Git hook scripts are useful for identifying simple issues before submission to code review. We...2021-06-1140 min

Test & Code156: Flake8: Python linting framework with Pyflakes, pycodestyle, McCabe, and more - Anthony SottileFlake8 is a command-line tool for linting Python projects. By default, it includes lint checks provided Pyflakes, pycodestyle, and McCabe It's also a platform, and allows plugins to extend the checks. Flake8 will run third-party extensions if they are found and installed.But what does all of that mean?Anthony Sottile is a maintainer of flake8 and has kindly offered to explain it to us.Links:Flake8: Your Tool For Style Guide Enforcementpyflakespycodestylemccabepyflakes/messages.pyflake8 Error / Violation Codeswemake-python-styleguideflake8-typing-importstox automation projectNoxpre-commit Help support the show...2021-06-0421 min

The Python Podcast.__init__Keep Your Code Clean And Maintainable Using Static Analysis With Flake8Summary When you are writing code it is all to easy to introduce subtle bugs or leave behind unused code. Unused variables, unused imports, overly complex logic, etc. If you are careful and diligent you can find these problems yourself, but isn’t that what computers are supposed to help you with? Thankfully Python has a wealth of tools that will work with you to keep your code clean and maintainable. In this episode Anthony Sottile explores Flake8, one of the most popular options for identifying those problematic lines of code. He shares how he became involved in...2021-04-0649 min

Test & Code143: pytest markers - Anthony SottileCompletely nerding out about pytest markers with Anthony Sottile.Some of what we talk about:Running a subset of tests with markers.Using marker expressions with and, or, not, and parentheses.Keyword expressions also can use and, or, not, and parentheses.Markers and pytest functionality that use mark, such as parametrize, skipif, etc.Accessing markers with itermarkers and get_closest_marker through item.Passing values, metadata through markers to fixtures or hook functions.Links:Registering markersslow marker example in pytest documentation — Control skipping of tests according to command line optionpytest-repeat · PyPIsource code for pytest-repeatWorking wit...2021-02-0739 min

Test & Code125: pytest 6 - Anthony Sottilepytest 6 is out. Specifically, 6.0.1, as of July 31. And there's lots to be excited about. Anthony Sottile joins the show to discuss features, improvements, documentation updates and more. Full release notes / changelog Some of what we talk about: How to update (at least, how I do it) Run your test suites with 5.4.3 or whatever the last version you were using Update to 6 Run again. Same output? Probably good. If there are any warnings, maybe fix those. You can also run with pytest -W error to turn warnings into errors. Then find out...2020-08-071h 00

Test & Code116: 15 amazing pytest plugins - Michael Kennedypytest plugins are an amazing way to supercharge your test suites, leveraging great solutions from people solving test problems all over the world. In this episode Michael and I discuss 15 favorite plugins that you should know about. We also discuss fixtures and plugins and other testing tools that work great with pytest tox GitHub Actions Coverage.py Selenium + splinter with pytest-splinter Hypothesis And then our list of pytest plugins: pytest-sugar pytest-cov pytest-stress pytest-repeat pytest-instafail pytest-metadata pytest-randomly pytest-xdist pytest-flake8 pytest-timeout pytest-spec pytest-picked pytest-freezegun pytest-check fluentcheck That last one isn't a plugin, but we also...2020-06-0851 min

Test & Code104: Top 28 pytest plugins - Anthony Sottilepytest is awesome by itself. pytest + plugins is even better. In this episode, Anthony Sottile and Brian Okken discuss the top 28 pytest plugins. Some of the plugins discussed (we also mention a few plugins related to some on this list): pytest-cov pytest-timeout pytest-xdist pytest-mock pytest-runner pytest-instafail pytest-django pytest-html pytest-metadata pytest-asyncio pytest-split-tests pytest-sugar pytest-rerunfailures pytest-env pytest-cache pytest-flask pytest-benchmark pytest-ordering pytest-watch pytest-pythonpath pytest-flake8 pytest-pep8 pytest-repeat pytest-pylint pytest-randomly pytest-selenium pytest-mypy pytest-freezegun Honorable mention: pytest-black pytest-emoji pytest-poo Special Guest: Anthony Sottile.Sponsored By:Oxylabs: Visit oxylabs.io/testandcode to find out more about...2020-03-0447 min

Arcade Studio PodcastEP 25 - LUCA PISCHEDDA // Cinematografia, Banksy e Indie FilmARCADE STUDIO PODCAST - conversations with creatives EPISODIO 25 - Luca Pischedda e un direttore di fotografia, proprietario di Recdistrikt e Podcaster. La sua formazione artistica in Brera lo porta fa innamorare di luce e con il suo canale youtube parla con i più importanti esponenti del mondo DOP per tirare indietro la tenda e svelare alcuni dei segreti della loro arte. Parliamo di Arte, il cielo di Dresda e Cinema. Segui Luca su Instagram e Youtube https://www.instagram.com/recdistrikt/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGR2pG48W-1COGqxngBxifg 02:40 - il party pre-produzione 04:00 - l'importanza di avere un input d...2019-11-261h 53

Test & Code90: Dynamic Scope Fixtures in pytest 5.2 - Anthony Sottilepytest 5.2 was just released, and with it, a cool fun feature called dynamic scope fixtures. Anthony Sottile so tilly is one of the pytest core developers, so I thought it be fun to have Anthony describe this new feature for us. We also talk about parametrized testing and really what is fixture scope and then what is dynamic scope.Special Guest: Anthony Sottile.Sponsored By:Raygun: Detect, diagnose, and destroy Python errors that are affecting your customers. With smart Python error monitoring software from Raygun.com, you can be alerted to issues...2019-10-1134 min

ABI PodcastIndividuals with Gap in Medical Coverage More Than Twice as Likely to File for Bankruptcy - Ep. 234ABI Endowment-Funded Research that Found Individuals with Gap in Medical Coverage More Than Twice as Likely to File for Bankruptcy - Ep. 234. ABI Consumer Committee Co-Chair Jon Jay Lieberman of Sottile & Barile LLC (Loveland, Ohio) talks with Profs. Brook E. Gotberg of the University of Missouri School of Law (Columbia, Mo.) and Michael D. Sousa of the University of Denver Sturm College of Law (Denver) about their research finding that individuals who experienced a gap in medical care coverage over a two-year period were roughly twice as likely to file for bankruptcy as those who retained continuous coverage. Their research...2019-09-3025 min

Writing Westward Podcast013 - Leah Sottile - The Bundyville Podcast and Longform Western JournalismA conversation with Leah Sottile about her Bundyville Podcast and longform journalism. Visit https://longreads.com/bundyville. Leah Sottile is a freelance journalist whose features, profiles, investigations and essays have been featured by the Washington Post, The New York Times Magazine, Playboy, Outside, The Atlantic, Vice and several others. She is currently the T. Anthony Pollner Distinguished Professor at the University of Montana School of Journalism. Sottile's National Magazine Award-nominated Bundyville podcast is paired with a textual longform journalism version at Longreads.com and was produced in collaboration with Longread and Or...2019-09-1858 min

Test & Code82: pytest - favorite features since 3.0 - Anthony SottileAnthony Sottile is a pytest core contributor, as well as a maintainer and contributor to many other projects. In this episode, Anthony shares some of the super cool features of pytest that have been added since he started using it. We also discuss Anthony's move from user to contributor, and how others can help with the pytest project.Special Guest: Anthony Sottile.Sponsored By:Azure Pipelines: Automate your builds and deployments with pipelines so you spend less time with the nuts and bolts and more time being creative. Many organizations and...2019-07-3136 min

The Python Podcast.__init__Keep Your Code Clean Using pre-commit with Anthony SottileSummary Maintaining the health and well-being of your software is a never-ending responsibility. Automating away as much of it as possible makes that challenge more achievable. In this episode Anthony Sottile describes his work on the pre-commit framework to simplify the process of writing and distributing functions to make sure that you only commit code that meets your definition of clean. He explains how it supports tools and repositories written in multiple languages, enforces team standards, and how you can start using it today to ship better software. Preface Hello and welcome to Podcast...2018-09-1024 min

The #24HourHustle ShowEp. #30 | Jennifer Betler Mendicino, Turning Tragedy to Triumph, & Patent Your Product | #24HourHustleJennifer Mendicino is a force to be reckoned with, and absolutely deserves your attention. She is the CEO of Sottile Fashions, and I loved our conversation, and I hope you will too! She has such a great story that I believe will inspire SO many women. She has overcome so many obstacles, and still manages to be successful, and I'm so proud of her!2018-06-0936 min

Alemany High School PodcastEpisode 47: Angelo and Natalia talk with Kevin Popp and Sabrina GonzalezAngelo and Natalia welcome track team member Kevin Popp, who talks about the track season and the upcoming prom, and then they chat with actress Sabrina Gonzalez, who is the lead in the spring musical "Seussical the Musical."#kp4pkSeussical has performances Thursday, Friday and Saturday night and Sunday afternoon.In between guests, there is a brief interview by baseball correspondent Anthony Sottile with the star of Tuesday night's game - Dirk Ryan.Music by The MorningsDownload the album at http://apple.co/2vjX9ZG 2018-04-1919 min