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$The Nate Brown Show | South Dakota\'s Sports Talk Show$ The Nate Brown Show | South Dakota's Sports Talk ShowCLICK HERE FOR GUEST LINE UP/FULL Nate Brown Show November 2, 202223:15- Craig Mattick (SD Sports Broadcaster/SDPB) 43:15- John Brice (FootballScoop.com) 1:00:15- Dustin Baker (VikingsTerritory.com) 1:29:30- Scott Pianowski (MLB Writer/Yahoo Sports) 1:43:45- Jason Andera (Midco Sports)2022-11-031h 58

The Hammock by Building NuChristian talks with Craig Andera about Getting Smarter and Making Stuff #162In this episode, Christian talks with Craig Andera about Getting Smarter and Making Stuff, Kevel, youtube makers, flight sim tools. Nubank is one of the world's largest digital banking platforms, serving millions of customers across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia. In 2020, the company acquired Cognitect, the consultancy behind the Clojure and the Datomic databases. Cognicast was a project led by the former Cognitect team until 2022. Credits: HOST: Our host this week is Christian Romney EPISODE COVER ART: Cover design by Russ Olsen. AUDIO PRODUCTION: Bear Cave Audio 2022-10-131h 00

The TechniumDatomic: Immutable database for new web architecture S03E08Datomic is an immutable database that borrows ideas from functional programming. We discuss how an immutable database changes the architectural possibilities of web apps. Links/Resources: - [Datomic with Rich Hickey](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TYfcyvSpEQ) - [Database as Values with Rich Hickey](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6DKjEbdYos) - [Intro To Datomic with Rich Hickey](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKcqYZZ9RDY) - [KotlinConf 2018 - Datomic: The Most Innovative DB You've Never Heard Of by August Lilleaas](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hicQvxdKvnc) - [Love Letter...2022-08-161h 02

Get Smarter and Make Stuff » podcastPodcast Episode 011 – Marshall Thompson My guest on this episode is Marshall Thompson, a friend, former co-worker from my Cognitect days, and fellow maker and learner. He is currently employed by the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy, where, as the name implies, he pursues no less lofty a goal than curing cancer. This being Get Smarter and Make Stuff, we did not limit ourselves to talk of curing cancer, but bounced around to woodworking with our kids, Tool Night with friends, and the purpose and perils of academic research and publishing, among other things. As I note at the beginning...2022-01-2000 min

Get Smarter and Make Stuff » podcastPodcast Episode 010 – James Avery It was my great pleasure to sit down (virtually) with James Avery and talk about learning and making. And specifically about the huge project we both spend the majority of our time working on together: growing Kevel (formerly Adzerk), the company we both work for. James is more than just an employee, though: he is the founder, and had a host of interesting things to say about the things he has learned and his approach to leadership. I have always been impressed with him, and after our conversation that is only more true. I hope you will...2021-12-0300 min

CognicastCraig Andera - Cognicast Episode 162In this episode, Christian talks with Craig Andera about Getting Smarter and Making Stuff, Kevel, youtube makers, flight sim tools. Cognitect and Nubank are hiring!! Join a great team! Our Guest, Craig Andera Twitter Topics Get Smarter and Make Stuff Instagram Get Smarter and Make Stuff Youtube Get Smarter and Make Stuff Kevel Boot Hoplon Javelin Clough42 Youtube Channel History of the Lathe Hand tool Rescue Black Beard Projects Falcon Series LSOBot Carrier landing grading tool Weathergen for Falcon VMT Virtual Mission Tools for Falcon Kids Give Back Ten Percent Happier ...2021-10-0700 min

Get Smarter and Make Stuff » podcastPodcast Episode 009 – Carin Meier It was my great pleasure to sit down with Carin Meier and have a conversation that – as usual – ranged across a wide variety of interesting topics. We talked a lot about Carin’s current professional interest in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, but we also took a swing through gardening along the way. I always have fun talking to Carin, and this time was no exception. I think you’ll enjoy it too! Oh, and her advice is excellent – be sure to check that out at the end of the episode. Listen to the podcast on this pa...2021-09-1800 min

Get Smarter and Make Stuff » podcastPodcast Episode 008 – Peter Bettenberg New show! This time, I talk with Peter Bettenberg, a longtime friend of mine. Peter is an amateur blacksmith, and one of the board members of the Minnesota Guild of Metalsmiths. We talked about his journey to blacksmithing and how that connects him to his grandfather (a member of the Dutch Resistance during World War II), how a Halloween costume idea turned into a quest to make an object capable of being hit with an axe by an angry Viking, and a quote from The Edge. Listen to the podcast on this page or download it here...2021-08-1400 min

Get Smarter and Make Stuff » podcastPodcast Episode 007 – Clint Andera Crass nepotism?! Why yes! Luckily, while my guest on this show is one of my brothers, he’s also a fascinating maker and learner. We talked about woodworking, music, curling, teaching as a learning technique, and a bunch of other stuff. I’m really glad I had him on. I think you’ll enjoy our conversation as well. Oh, and I’m told we sound a lot alike. By both my wife and our mother, so it’s on good authority. If you find our voices confusingly similar, I suggest using headphones. I’ve edited the audio so we have s...2021-07-1800 min

Get Smarter and Make Stuff » podcastPodcast Episode 006 – Andrew Ehlers My good friend Andrew Ehlers is a really interesting guy, and is someone I wanted to have on the show right from the start. I’m so glad I did. It was fun to discuss his projects both current and former, including the cherrywood dining room table we built together, and the stand-up paddle board he’s taken on as a pandemic project. The first was an adventure in making things straight and flat, and the second is an ongoing adventure in bending things. Good stuff. But we also got to touch on the fact that he has...2021-06-2600 min

Get Smarter and Make Stuff » podcastPodcast Episode 005 – Michael Fogus The inimitable Fogus was on my list of desired guests from the moment I started thinking about having a podcast. He is a rare combination of humble, smart, and nice, and I have always greatly enjoyed talking to him. And he’s always working on something interesting, whether that’s making a game, writing some bit of software, or reading books on a million topics. I thought that maybe we would shake things up a bit and this time start with the question, “What are you learning?” I am so, so glad I did, because what he’s learning...2021-06-0600 min

Get Smarter and Make Stuff » podcastPodcast Episode 004 – Mike Fikes What do you do when you’re a programmer that loves ClojureScript but you decide you might like to learn electronics? Well, if you’re my friend Mike Fikes, you jump in with both feet and find a way to marry the two up. On this episode, we talk about Mike’s journey towards electronics enlightenment by way of creating Esprit, his project to get Clojure code to run on a microcontroller. Which is just as crazy and awesome as it sounds. I enjoyed my conversation with him very much, and I think you will too. As always...2021-05-2200 min

Get Smarter and Make Stuff » podcastPodcast Episode 003 – Russ Olsen On the long, long list of interesting people I want to talk to about getting smarter and making things, my friend and former coworker (and boss) Russ Olsen is definitely up near the top list. We have many times driven down to Durham, North Carolina together, as we both work there and live relatively close to each other in the Washington, D.C. area. The drive takes five or six hours each way, but the time always flies by for me since Russ is such a fascinating and intelligent guy. I feel like this episode absolutely captures the flavor...2021-05-0100 min

Get Smarter and Make Stuff » podcastPodcast Episode 002 – Tim Ewald Three episodes – I think that means we’re here to stay! And I could not be more thrilled to welcome on to the show my coworker of many years and my close friend Tim Ewald. Tim and I have spent many hours talking about woodworking, our shared hobby. So it’s no surprise that we chatted a lot about his latest projects. But, as seems to be the pattern with the show, we spent a lot of time talking about the meaning behind the work, which I find fascinating. And very much in keeping with the notion of exp...2021-04-2300 min

CognicastCraig Andera - Cognicast Episode 139In this episode we catch up with Cognicast founder, Craig Andera and talk about flight simulations, woodworking and Clojure. Our Guest, Craig Andera On Twitter On Github Topics Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee Carpool Karaoke Frame Saw Molding planes Weathergen Adzerk Clojure/brew-install SUBSCRIBING TO THE COGNICAST The show is available on iTunes! You can also subscribe to the podcast using our podcast feed. You can send feedback about the show to podcast@cognitect.com, or leave a comment here on...2018-03-071h 07

Midco Sports PodcastSD HS FB Surprise TeamsThrough the early part of the season there are already a few teams turning some heads in South Dakota High School football. Jay Elsen and Jason Andera sit down to discuss the most surprising teams of the season. They interview Tea Area Head Coach, Craig Clayberg about his team's surprising start.2016-09-1528 min

Functional GeekeryBridget HillyerIn this episode I talk with Bridget Hillyer. We talk her introduction to functional programming, ClojureBridge, StrangeLoop, community building, Onyx Platform, and more. Our Guests, Bridget Hillyer bridgethillyer on Github Announcements PolyConf 2016 will be taking place on June 30th – July 2nd. Visit http://polyconf.com/ to keep updated with news as more details become available. Curry On is taking place July 18th and 19th in Rome. Visit curry-on.org to find out more and to register. Full Stack Fest will be hold in Barcelona on September 5-9th...2016-05-0356 min

Functional GeekeryCraig AnderaIn this episode I talk with fellow podcaster Craig Andera. We talk about working in Clojure, ClojureScript and Datomic, as well as making the transition to functional programming from C#, and working in Clojure on Windows. I also get him to give some recommendations on things he learned from guests on his podcast, The Cognicast. Our Guest, Craig Andera @craigandera Craig Andera Topics Cognitect Clojure Craig’s podcast, The Cognicast Mostly Lazy and Chas Emerick Making the transition from C# to Clojure Developmentor Stuart Ho...2014-01-1457 min

CognicastCraig Andera - Podcast Episode 038The Relevance Podcast is the precursor to the Cognicast. In this episode, Justin Gehtland interviews Craig Andera. You can find the original episode page here. Subscribing to The Cognicast The show is available on iTunes! You can also subscribe to the podcast using our podcast feed. You can send feedback about the show to podcast@cognitect.com, or leave a comment here on the blog. Thanks for listening! Justin Gehtland interviews Craig Andera. 2013-08-201h 02

Episode – Mostly λazy…a Clojure podcastEpisode 10 with Craig Andera: Training, remote work, Clojure for newcomers, and toolingCraig Andera (@craigandera) has been using and speaking about Clojure for years, especially notably of late as the tireless host of the long-running Relevance podcast, where he has interviewed a wide array of personalities (both inside and outside of Relevance, where he is a full-time Clojure developer) that impact and influence Clojure and the space […]2013-05-3010 min