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Paganos del MundoPDM ~ Petrucia Finkler ~ Conclave da Rosa e do EspinhoPagãos do mundo com Petrucia Finkler do Brasil, que partilha entrevistas sobre tópicos de interesse como mitologia, magia, devoção e história. Conclave da Rosa e do Espinho. O Conclave da Rosa e do Espinho está em seu décimo ano de atuação, muita coisa mudou desde aquele início em 2015, muita gente passou pela Formação Mágica e pelo clã interno também. No entanto, um dos traços mais fortes do clã e do ensino da magia pelo sistema do Conclave é fortalecer o embasamento pessoal e o refino da percepção de cada praticamente para es...
2024-07-2854 min
Paganos del MundoPDM ~ Petrucia Finkler ~ Vesta NOXPagãos do mundo com Petrucia Finkler do Brasil, que partilha entrevistas sobre tópicos de interesse como mitologia, magia, devoção e história. Em fevereiro, Petrucia Finkler entrevista Vesta N.O.X., astróloga, taróloga e Sacerdotisa de Babalon. Uma ocultista que vem realizando um trabalho inovador, sendo criadora do Círculo Escalate, o único círculo de mulheres no Brasil dedicado a Babalon, dentro da egrégora Thelêmica. Vesta usa do viés feminista e antropofágico para buscar e levar às pessoas um entendimento revolucionário do Novo Aeon.
2024-02-2551 minPaganos del MundoPDM ~ Petrucia Finkler ~ Podcast Especial CandeláriaPagãos do mundo com Petrucia Finkler do Brasil, que partilha entrevistas sobre tópicos de interesse como mitologia, magia, devoção e história. Podcast Especial Candelária: Para o período do festival da Candelária, também chamado de Imbolc, Petrucia Finkler vai falar de Pachamama, a Deusa Mãe cultuada pelos povos andinos. As sementes que despertam com o retorno da luz no nosso ciclo solar tornam o momento muito propício para relembrarmos nosso compromisso como filhos da Mãe Terra. Para ajudar, ela vai conduzir uma jornada ao interior da terra ancestral, em uma vivência de a...
2023-07-3040 minPaganos del MundoPDM ~ Petrucia Finkler ~ Especial Parteira da MortePagãos do mundo com Petrucia Finkler do Brasil, que partilha entrevistas sobre tópicos de interesse como mitologia, magia, devoção e história. Especial Parteira da Morte. É tempo de Samhain, o festival em que celebramos aqueles que vieram antes de nós. Esse momento de honrar nossa ancestralidade também é propício a entrarmos em contato com nossa mortalidade e entendermos o fim da vida como parte natural também do ciclo da nossa existência. No especial de Samhain, Petrucia Finkler vai contar sobre o trabalho como Parteira ou Doula da Morte e te ajudar a entender como lidar e...
2023-04-3051 minPaganos del MundoPDM ~ Petrucia Finkler ~ Lugares Sagrados: AvalonPagãos do mundo com Petrucia Finkler do Brasil, que partilha entrevistas sobre tópicos de interesse como mitologia, magia, devoção e história. Lugares Sagrados: Avalon. Na peregrinação por histórias vividas em lugares sagrados, no mês de março, Petrucia Finkler conversa com Juliana di Avalon. E lógico, o assunto será Glastonbury, uma cidadezinha muito especial com fontes sagradas e um morro (Tor) que teria sido a antiga Avalon. O que era e é Avalon, que mistérios se pode apreender e viver visitando esse pedacinho da Inglaterra? Juliana é terapeuta holística, mentora e sacerdotisa pelo Goddess Tem...
2023-03-2647 minPaganos del MundoPDM ~ Petrucia Finkler ~ Lugares Sagrados: MéxicoPagãos do mundo com Petrucia Finkler do Brasil, que partilha entrevistas sobre tópicos de interesse como mitologia, magia, devoção e história. Lugares Sagrados: México, com Lua Serena e Elfo Lunar. Seguindo a viagem sagrada de 2023, em fevereiro Petrucia Finkler conversa com Lua Serena e Elfo Lunar para falarem de suas experiências no México: um país de herança cultural e espiritual riquíssima com uma mistura do passado de civilizações pré-colombianas e sincretismos católicos. Lua e Elfo são os fundadores do Clã Semente Ancestral e do Instituto Mãe Terra, em Taubat
2023-02-2649 minPaganos del MundoPDM ~ Petrucia Finkler ~ Lugares Sagrados: PeruPagãos do mundo com Petrucia Finkler do Brasil, que partilha entrevistas sobre tópicos de interesse como mitologia, magia, devoção e história. Lugares Sagrados: Peru, com Júlio Archanjo. Em 2023 o Paganos del Mundo em Português se propõe a uma viagem por lugares sagrados do nosso amado planeta. Para ajudar nesta aventura, a cada programa Petrucia Finkler vai conversar com algum peregrino apaixonado por algum desses lugares. Abrimos o ano batendo um papo com Julio Archanjo e falando sobre os encantos e a magia das montanhas peruanas e o impacto destas viagens na vida e nas práti
2023-01-2956 min
Democracia & Direitos Humanos#197 Caravana Indígena ao Assentamento Contestado/MST/Lapa | Entrevista: Carlos Finkler (MST)Entrevista de Carlos Finkler, liderança do Assentamento Contestado/MST, no município da Lapa/PR. Carlos Finkler recebeu a Caravana Indígena ao Assentamento, realizada no sábado (18/06). Cerva de 42 jovens indígenas, entre homens e mulheres, foram conhecer a experiência do Assentamento Contestado no cultivo em agroecologia e no sistema cooperativismo.
A entrevista ao Democracia & Direitos Humanos foi ao ar nesta quinta-feira, 24/06/2022, na Rádio Comunitária Princesa (87,9 e internet) e você confere também nas redes sociais do Curso de Jornalismo da UEPG.
Democracia & Direitos Humanos é um projeto de extensão, ligado à Agê...
2022-06-2506 min
The Well-Being ConnectorNeil Finkler, MDDr. Neil Finkler currently serves as the chief clinical officer for the entire AdventHealth Central Florida Division and leads the entire continuum of clinical care across the seven-county region that includes nearly 6,000 physicians and advanced practice providers. Finkler joined AdventHealth Orlando in 1992 where he founded the gynecologic oncology program and fellowship program, he is a highly published author, and well-regarded speaker both nationally and internationally. Thanks for tuning in! Check out more episodes of The Well-Being Connector at www.bethejoy.org/podcast.
2021-10-0430 min
Der SPOBIS Podcast - über Sport, das Business und die Menschen, die es prägen#161 Daniel Finkler: Wie BIG zum FC Bayern des eSport werden willIm Jahr 2017 gegründet, hat sich Berlin International Gaming (BIG) innerhalb kürzester Zeit zu einem der aufstrebendsten und zugleich ambitioniertesten eSport-Clans in Deutschland entwickelt. Im SPONSORs-Podcast spricht Daniel Finkler, CEO und...
Im Jahr 2017 gegründet, hat sich Berlin International Gaming (BIG) innerhalb kürzester Zeit zu einem der aufstrebendsten und zugleich ambitioniertesten eSport-Clans in Deutschland entwickelt. Im SPONSORs-Podcast spricht Daniel Finkler, CEO und Gründer von BIG, über das rasante Wachstum, eine beindruckende Unternehmensbewertung und die strategischen Pläne der eSport-Organisation. Danke für deine Podcast Bewertung unter: getpodcast.reviews/id/1236559169 Wir freuen uns über Feedback zum neuen...
2021-03-111h 08Der SPOBIS Podcast - über Sport, das Business und die Menschen, die es prägen#161 Daniel Finkler: Wie BIG zum FC Bayern des eSport werden willIm Jahr 2017 gegründet, hat sich Berlin International Gaming (BIG) innerhalb kürzester Zeit zu einem der aufstrebendsten und zugleich ambitioniertesten eSport-Clans in Deutschland entwickelt. Im SPONSORs-Podcast spricht Daniel Finkler, CEO und...
Im Jahr 2017 gegründet, hat sich Berlin International Gaming (BIG) innerhalb kürzester Zeit zu einem der aufstrebendsten und zugleich ambitioniertesten eSport-Clans in Deutschland entwickelt. Im SPONSORs-Podcast spricht Daniel Finkler, CEO und Gründer von BIG, über das rasante Wachstum, eine beindruckende Unternehmensbewertung und die strategischen Pläne der eSport-Organisation. Danke für deine Podcast Bewertung unter: getpodcast.reviews/id/1236559169 Wir freuen uns über Feedback zum neuen...
2021-03-111h 08Paganos del MundoPDM ~ Petrucia Finkler ~ Andréa SouzaPagãos do mundo com Petrucia Finkler do Brasil, que partilha entrevistas sobre tópicos de interesse como mitologia, magia, devoção e história. Mistérios da Natureza Feminina – neste episódio a conversa será um bate-papo com Andréa Souza, psicóloga e Moon Mother que trabalha há anos com questões do feminino especialmente dentro do ambiente corporativo. Qual a importância de trazermos esses temas da espiritualidade da mulher para os contextos onde a religião é a produtividade? Andréa Souza e Petrucia Finkler começaram recentemente um projeto de círculo de mulheres em formato digital, usando as f...
2020-11-291h 01
KOM CASTEp. #13 - Leonardo Finkler (ROAD)No episódio #13 do KOM CAST PODCAST, o entrevistado é um dos maiores ciclistas profissionais brasileiros em atividade. Leonardo Henrique Finkler, de Santa Cruz do Sul (RS). Sua história no ciclismo de estrada desponta em campeonatos regionais e alcança níveis internacionais, chegando a um excelente resultado em 2017 no Campeonato Mundial de Ciclismo de Estrada, na Bélgica em 2017.
Conheçam Leonardo Finkler, desfrutando desta entrevista cheia de histórias do bastidores da Seleção Brasileira, curiosidades das provas que disputou e seus aprendizados sendo compartilhados com todos os ouvintes do KOM CAST.
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2020-09-261h 02
/dev/hellEpisode 100: The Final Rant
Hello friends. We have reached the end of the podcast. At least 100 times Ed and I got together to talk about our thoughts, mostly about technical things, sometimes it was funny, sometimes it was serious. But people change and decide to put their energies into other activities. It is neither good nor bad, it is just how people grow and evolve. If Ed and Chris had not grown and changed as people since we shared the first episode on December 11, 2011, that would’ve been a huge failure.
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2020-06-0100 minPaganos del MundoPDM ~ Petrucia Finkler ~ Virtudes e não virtudes nas cortes feéricasPagãos do mundo com Petrucia Finkler do Brasil, que partilha entrevistas sobre tópicos de interesse como mitologia, magia, devoção e história. Virtudes e não virtudes nas cortes feéricas. Quem não ama falar das fadas e encantados? Em Março nosso tema é a corte Seelie e a Corte Unseelie, as hierarquias existentes nesses reinos de seres invisíveis. Petrucia Finkler vai conversar com a druidista, escritora e oraculista Rowena A. Senėwėen, para nos contar mais sobre o folclore e as práticas druídicas ligadas a essas cortes.
2020-03-291h 00Paganos del MundoPDM ~ Petrucia Finkler ~ Dança da águia e o caminho vermelho do xamanismoPagãos do mundo com Petrucia Finkler do Brasil, que partilha entrevistas sobre tópicos de interesse como mitologia, magia, devoção e história. Dança da águia e o caminho vermelho do xamanismo - Em fevereiro Petrucia Finkler conversa com Gabriel Ossian, engenheiro florestal, terapeuta xamânico e vibracional, que trilha o caminho vermelho da Sweet Medicine Sun Dance ou Dança da Águia. Esse é um caminho xamânico baseado nos ensinamentos, medicinas e ritos de linhagens da América do Norte, com um trabalho intenso de busca de visão feito através de rituais com duração de vários dias e...
2020-02-2354 min/dev/hellEpisode 99: Can I Keep Flexing (Extended Mix)
Ed: “Who do you think was our best guest over the years?”
Chris (without hesitating): “Paul Reinheimer”
Friend-of-the-podcast Paul Reinheimer has know Ed and Chris for many years and has shared many wonderful stories about himself and his side-gig-turned-primary-gig WonderNetwork both in person and on previous episodes. Who else could tell us about their experiences of dealing with apathetic corporations who are hosting hardware for them in locations around there world?
We jumped all over the place so dig into the show notes for some interesting content.
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2020-01-2600 minPaganos del MundoPDM ~ Petrucia Finkler ~ A Magia dos Quatro ElementosPagãos do mundo com Petrucia Finkler do Brasil, que partilha entrevistas sobre tópicos de interesse como mitologia, magia, devoção e história. A Magia dos Quatro Elementos – este episódio vai abordar os múltiplos usos das correspondências dos elementos no trabalho de dois bruxos: Petrucia Finkler e Raphael Kakazu. Ela acaba de lançar seu livro, Os Quatro Saberes, uma pesquisa bastante completa abordando as possibilidades mágicas para Ar, Fogo, Água e Terra. Seu convidado é o bruxo criador da página Covil dos Feiticeiros e tem um trabalho muito forte com alquimias. Sua linha de óleos mágico...
2020-01-2654 min/dev/hellEpisode 98: No Hair, Don't Care
This was recorded way too long ago. We even lost the episode notes that had been so carefully curated. What do you want from us?!?
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Check out Ed’s musical project Dead Agent
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2019-10-2600 min
For Vuck's SakeS5 Ep 9 - Guests: Michael Turner & Gui FinklerA loaded episode of FVS this week. Dave is back in the host chair as Michael Turner from WSW fan podcast Around The Bloc joins us. We delve into our midfield issues, discuss the faltering attack and much more. Gui Finkler also joins us to reminisce about his time at Victory and we preview our Round 3 matchup vs Brisbane.
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2019-10-201h 07
Surviving HollywoodSurviving Hollywood with Samantha FinklerWhat exactly does an animated movie producer do? We find out in our sit down with Samantha Finkler, who has worked on some of the most popular animated films of our time including "Trolls" and the upcoming "Terminator: Dark Fate."
2019-10-0142 min
IT Career EnergizerSeek Out Satisfying Work and Strengthen Your Non-Technical Skills with Ed FinklerPhil’s guest on this episode of the IT Career Energizer podcast is Ed Finkler. Ed is a software developer at DelMar Software Development. He is also co-host of the Development Hell podcast and he is currently raising mental health awareness in the tech community with his Open Sourcing Mental Illness speaking campaign. In this episode, Phil and Ed Finkler begin by talking about how mental illness impacts tech professionals and why awareness of the issue needs to increase. They also talk about how Ed has successfully managed his own mental illness issues. Ed...
2019-09-0659 min/dev/hellEpisode 97: Hot For Teacher
As we slouch along towards episode 100, we do something we normally don’t do and have a guest on to try and sell a book they’ve written.
This time out we spoke with Dane Hillard, who is in the process of finishing a book about Python programming for folks who are new to programming. Dane shared his experiences writing the book and why he feels there is a gap in help out there for folks who are looking to add programming to their problem-solving toolkit.
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2019-04-0700 min/dev/hellEpisode 96: Chimps and Snakes and Boots
Ed and Chris started talking to each other again over a series of tubes,
with the end result being another episode of the podcast.
This time around we discussed some weirdness we had been noticing with
our episode announcement mailing list, TIOBE and popularity contests,
building things for our hobbies, and the never-ending street fight of
complexity vs. churn.
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2019-01-2500 min/dev/hellEpisode 95: That Took Longer Than We Expected
It did, in fact, take longer than six months.
This was recorded on June 20, 2018.
Still here.
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2019-01-0200 min/dev/hellEpisode 94: Shaking Off The Rust
It’s been a while since our last episode, but this time Chris and Ed go together in the same room down in Pawnee, Indiana to record an episode. Between Ed making faces at Chris while recording and Chris' totally messing up who wrote the testing blog post he went on and on, it was clear /dev/hell is not in the groove.
In this episode Ed talks about some of his personal struggles that led to a long absence, Chris asks about what to do when the time frame for your goals doesn’t alig...
2017-11-2000 min/dev/hellEpisode 93: 40 Attendees Enter, None Leave
Chris has finally moved his vast grumpy empire to it’s new
location, so it was time to record an episode and get their
hands on that sweet, sweet Patreon money.
In this scintillating episode we talk about deliberate
change in your life to achieve a new set of goals, along with
upcoming conference appearances. Chris also reveals a dark
secret about his new adopted home town and Ed mocks Chris for
temporarily confusing two Lous.
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2017-08-2600 min
Podcast 051 - Ed Finkler on Open Sourcing Mental IllnessEd Finkler is open-sourcing mental illness.
Show Notes:
OSMI
OSMI's external resources, which includes books and links to other material
Steve Andrews was the speaker at KalamazooX
Episode 15 of the Development Hell podcast
The ad that we discussed that says "I rarely get to see my kids. That's a risk you have to take." as an example of romanticizing overwork / workaholism. It's also tweeted by Jason Fried, one of the founders of basecamp.
Ed Finkler will/has spoken at:
WordCamp DC 2017
WordCamp Minneapolis 2017
PyOhio in Columbus, Ohio (which is right...
2017-07-2400 min/dev/hellEpisode 92: JSON and The Argonauts
“…and that’s why this podcast is rated M for mature”
Chris and Ed talk about their thoughts on what might have to change once you
become “internet famous” and a reminder that even if you have made mistakes
in the past, you can choose to correct them in the future.
We also include a new segment called “What toys did we buy?” to reflect how
the hosts numb the pain of every day living through conspicuous consumption.
Thanks to Chance Garcia for allowing us to bring another health issue to people’s attenti...
2017-06-2900 min
Developer On FireEpisode 244 | Ed Finkler - Things That Matter
Guest:
Ed Finkler
@funkatron
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2017-06-1900 min/dev/hellEpisode 91: Check the police blotter in Mountain View
Chris and Ed do an extremely rare daytime recording of the show on the American Memorial Day holiday. But why is a Canadian not working on an American Holiday? You’ll have to tune in to find out why along with some thoughts on mentoring and why the current crop of browser-centric testing tools are completely shit.
Thanks to Ben Ramsey for his poetry choice and Chance Garcia for allowing us to bring another health issue to people’s attention.
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2017-05-3000 min/dev/hellEpisode 90: Same As It Ever Was
Chris and Ed talk about Ed’s new laptop and his decision to transition to
do OSMI full-time. They also talked about their new Patreon that’s helping
them find sponsors for the podcast.
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Please support Ed’s efforts to make OSMI his main gig
Back when we got a new MBP Chris talked about his new setup
2017-05-2100 min/dev/hellEpisode 89: Selling Out Never Felt So Good
Chris and Ed decided to push themselves out of their comfort zone and talked to Laravel community superstar Matt Stauffer. We talked about Matt’s experience writing a book for a major publish (with an animal on the cover and everything), asked the question “does consistency in code matter for OSS projects” and Chris sadly muted his mic while Matt and Ed discussed the Analogue NT Mini gaming console.
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2017-03-2900 min/dev/hellEpisode 88: Ocho Ocho
A short-ish episode this time out where our Dynamic Duo went guestless and
talked about their recent conference experiences in Salt Lake City, Antwerp,
and Miami.
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Eric Lindros gets wiped out by Scott Stevens, never to be an elite-level player again
Chris and Ed spoke at SunshinePHP, enjoying the crazy happy-hour scene and tropical drinks
Ed spoke at...
2017-02-2200 min/dev/hellEpisode 87: Asking Questions Down Under
This time out we asked our listeners to submit some questions because we are
tired of winning so much and wanted to let others get in on it. Along the
way Ed talked about a recent computer-related purchase he made on eBay while
Chris talked about one the earliest science fiction short stories he can
remember while feeling incredibly old at the same time.
Don’t worry, Chris' ego let him know he was not old and is still awesome.
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2017-01-2400 min/dev/hellEpisode 86: Necromantic Spies and Imagined Corporate Friends
YOUR 2016 PHP PODCAST OF THE YEAR from simpleprogrammer.com
Welcome to the very first episode of 2017! We’re back after a nice break for the holidays and ready to get back to being insightful and unfiltered.
In this episode we talked about the concept of “programming as craft” with Chris and Ed having a great discussion about what should follow after the phrase “programmers need to learn empathy.”
Ed also released some music, and is donating all the proceeds to OSMI. Chris was sad that he did not get the opportunity to re-reco...
2017-01-1100 min/dev/hellEpisode 85: Brand Dilution As A Source Of Happiness
Welcome to our end-of-year episode! It has been probably the most gratifying
year in a long time for both Chris and Ed. Chris' work at Mozilla has really
changed his perspective on the value of the open web and his future. Ed
finally got the chance to sink his teeth into a true leadership role at
GraphStory and with a lot of help OSMI became a non-profit poised to continue
doing excellent work in the field of bringing awareness to mental health issues.
Crazy travel schedules, the last TrueNorthPHP, Chris and Ed laughing about things...
2016-12-1800 min
Community PulseBalancing Your Public and Private Lives (Ep 9)In this Halloween-ish episode of Community Pulse, PJ and Mary talk to Coraline Ada Ehmke and Ed Finkler. We explore the the two sides of the same coin that are the life of technical advocates.
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2016-10-3145 min/dev/hellEpisode 84: Whiny Feedback Loops
Chris and Ed record a very quick show to talk about Ed’s latest conference
adventure, the launch of some new stuff from OSMI, and Chris talks about
feedback loops, hoodies that don’t fit, and the end of TrueNorthPHP.
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Ed spoke at DevSpace 2016 in Huntsville
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2016-10-2200 min/dev/hellEpisode 83: Sasquatch Uses PHP
Pacific Northwest PHP co-organizer Tess Mero joins Ed and Chris to discuss her work organizing one of the newer regional conferences, Joomla, and what the hell does Cisco have to offer PHP developers.
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Tessa’s blog and Twitter account
Big Fan with Patton Oswalt
Cisco DevNet
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The always awesome Jeremy Lindblom
Joomla
Tessa le...
2016-10-1200 min/dev/hellEpisode 82: Open 24 Hours, Just Not All In One Day
In this scintillating episode Chris and Ed shift gears and talk about their own
experiences working “in the open”. Chris is very fortunate that everything he
does at Mozilla gets open-sourced while Ed talks about his experiences back
when he was running Spaz.
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2016-09-0900 min/dev/hellEpisode 81: It Feels Good To Be A D-List Internet Superstar
This time around Chris and Ed attempt to shame you with their D-lister activities and ability to purchase things they want but don’t need.
We cover PyOhio, the long-anticipated php|cruise, and some useful gadgets they’ve incorporated into their work flows.
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Ed spoke about his usual stuff at PyOhio and Chri...
2016-08-2900 min/dev/hellEpisode 80: Lifestyles of the Moderately Privileged and Internet Famous
This episode, Chris remembers his feline companion and Office Manager who passed away recently. Then we get into an insanely long discussion of travel tips and horror stories.
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2016-08-0200 min/dev/hellEpisode 79: Unlikely Hero Fails to Press Mute
This time out we spoke with Noelle Daley who shared her experiences at New Relic moving developer relations to being a developer via a programming bootcamp. We also discussed Ed’s latest round of work promoting OSMI and Noelle’s talk she gave at OSBridge in Portland.
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2016-07-1100 min/dev/hellEpisode 78: Who Leaves Velveeta and No Beer In A Fridge?
It’s rare that we have some folks who work for the same employer back-to-back
on the show, but this time out we spoke with Jessica Rose. Jessica is Tracy Osborne’s boss (Tracy was on the show in
Episode 77) and talked about her own experiences creating a different kind of
developer relations team at Dream Factory.
Along the way we found out how much better Chris handled jet lag at the same
Australian conference Jessica was at and how thankful she is her husband pays
zero attention to Twitter.
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2016-06-0800 min/dev/hellEpisode 77: Escaping To The Canadian Hellscape
On the 77th episode of you favourite comedy podcast about technology and
aging programmers, Chris and Ed spoke with Tracy Osborn about her new job
in developer relations, living the sweet rent-free life in the Bay Area
and how she is making the smart move of relocating with her Kanuckistanian
husband to Toronto.
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2016-05-2400 min/dev/hellEpisode 76: No, YOU'RE A Tool
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Chris and Ed sit down to talk about their recent travels to conference both
near and far and to also discuss what tools and languages they have been using
at their day jobs.
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2016-05-0900 min/dev/hellEpisode 75: Together But Alone
We’re three-quarters of the way through to The End! In this episode it was just Ed and Chris talking about two issues that are very important to them. We go over the early results from Ed’s Open Sourcing Mental Illness survey and then have a very long discussion about the events surrounding LambdaConf 2016.
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2016-04-1500 min/dev/hellEpisode 74: raise MentalHealthError
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In this episode we were extremely lucky to get Kenneth Reitz
on the show to discuss his experiences when he had a mental health event that
resulted in a stay in the hospital and some major life changes as a result.
Normally we’re a comedy podcast that focusses on technology, but issues
surrounding mental health are very important to us. We’re extremely grateful
that Kenneth came on and was very open about what happened to him.
We hope you enjoy what was a grea...
2016-03-2500 min/dev/hellEpisode 73: Old Guys Last Longer
This time out we had PHP community icon Cal “Doesn’t Follow Chris On Twitter”
Evans on to discuss the traveling minstrel show known as NomadPHP, the awesomeness of Day Camp 4 Developers, his thoughts on how Mailchimp handled The Mandrill Issue, and helped trigger Chris in to an epic rant. Chris also hopes that Cal has not noticed he hadn’t finished that thing he was supposed to do for him yet. It will be done really soon!
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2016-03-1200 min/dev/hellEpisode 72: Hermits and Horses
Jason Myers came on the show to talk about his experiences running not one but
TWO conferences in the Nashville, Tennessee area, along with how he ended up
writing a book about a popular Python database abstraction tool, and why he
prefers the hermetic lifestyle. Along the way Chris and Jason also managed to
beat a dead horse for a few minutes.
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2016-02-2700 min/dev/hellEpisode 71: Bespoke Tokens
We really do appreciate our sponsors so when we get a chance to thank them in a way other than our awesome ad reads, we do it! On this episode you get twice the guest because we invited two of the three folks behind WonderNetworks to join us.
Paul Reinheimer and Gemma Anible came on (and even did video via Skype so they could tell when we were getting bored) and talked about how WonderNetworks got started, Paul and Gemma’s preferred development style and Paul seemed determined (as he always is) to tweak Chris....
2016-02-0200 min/dev/hellEpisode 70: Anti-Canuckite Leanings
Welcome to a new year and hopefully a more frequent podcasting schedule of
recording on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of every month. Can your favourite
old-but-lazy duo maintain such a punishing pace?
During the discussions for topics for this episode, Chris went to the bathroom
for some quiet time. When he came back Ed had asked dedicated
grumpy-Canadian hater Amanda Folson to join this episode to talk a bit about
the life of a developer evangelist, Greg LeMonde, the Battle for PHP CoC, how
Composer saved PHP, and CodeMash.
Along the way...
2016-01-2000 min/dev/hellEpisode 69: A Festivus Miracle, Part 2
After some airing of grievances and snarky emails, we managed to get our long-
time personal friend Elizabeth Naramore to come on the show and talk about
how she was scared for her life the first time she ever met Chris.
We also got to continue to show how immature the three of us are with our constant
giggling and inappropriate comments due to the innuendo-laden episode number.
When we weren’t giggling we did talk about Liz’s studies into the psychology
of open source communities and her work helping to teach more...
2015-12-2300 min/dev/hellEpisode 68: A Festivus Miracle, Part 1
In a great feat of strength we were lucky enough to have future Digital Prophet Samantha Quinones join us to
talk about how she got involved with the PHP community and what it’s like to
work for a company who’s office is constructed out of old CD’s.
Along the way we talked about ways to discuss AOL with your millenial, her close
personal relationship with the “You’ve Got Mail” Guy,
and how to sell tampons using caching and firehoses. Ed also shared his latest
updates about OSMI. Naturally there was also time to
make...
2015-12-2300 min/dev/hellEpisode 67: Working for the Weekend
Super special guest Gary Hockin of JetBrains, and previously dog wrangler at Roave, joins us for much fun discussion and blame-taking. We babble about Slack vs IRC, the dev evangelism life, software subscription models, and video games. Also we make the say command in OS X utter profane phrases.
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2015-10-2700 min/dev/hellEpisode 66: Aquinas on Customer Service
Episode 66 was recorded live right after the inaugural Pacific Northwest PHP Conference. We make fun of our sponsors, talk about smelly tests, Thomas Aquinas, remote pairing with juniors, and new stuff happening with OSMI.
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The Seattle Underground
Thomas Aquinas
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Sara Golemon
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“Sock it to me!”
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2015-10-0700 min/dev/hellEpisode 65: Entrepremurder
Episode 65: slow roasted for sweet mesquite flavor! Derick Bailey of WatchMeCode fame joins us for an awesome discussion of the trials and tribulations of developer entrepreneurship. Derick talks about why Signal Leaf is going away, and we swap terrifying PayPal stories.
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2015-09-1800 min/dev/hellEpisode 64: Dogs Using iPads
We recorded this ep with special guest Joe Ferguson about a month ago, but all sorts of family stuff delayed the release of this and Episode 63 (which we just released last week). On this episode we talk canine gold farming, bald eagles and beavers, how Joe secretly controls NomadPHP MC, NomadJS, and MemphisPHP, whether you’re supposed to drink Magners over ice, and how great Chris Cornutt is. We talked about more stuff but I got tired of writing things down.
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2015-08-1500 min/dev/hellEpisode 63: Made in Ontario
So we recorded this nearly two months ago, but some family stuff delayed the release of this and Episode 64 (coming very soon). On this episode we talk about large developers, cars, Ed learning Java against his will, and Chris re-learning how to teach people.
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Mondelēz International
Neo4j
Clojure
Scala
Akka
Jython
JRuby
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2015-08-1000 min/dev/hellEpisode 62: Talmudic Maxims for the Unwashed Masses (phptek 2015)
phptek 2015 featured an awesome live recording of Development Hell in front of a rowdy audience. Our special guest Yitzchok Willroth, aka coderabbi, drops Talmudic knowledge on us, and we have great discussions about “hard” and “soft” talks, tech vs personal skills, and had a great Q&A session with the audience.
Note that the audio quality isn’t quite up to our usual standards here. Recording live can be hard — sorry about the background noise!
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2015-06-0500 min/dev/hellEpisode 61: Double Vision
Two Chrises? God help us. Our guest this episode is Chris Fidao, creator of the ultra-successful and awesome Servers For Hackers web site and e-book. We talk about info products (because Chris has to talk about his money making schemes all the time), what devs should know about devops, Nginx vs. Apache vs. Your Mom, and old tech that keeps on keeping on. Also an update of Gary Hockin’s ongoing embezzlement campaign.
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2015-05-2300 min/dev/hellEpisode 60: Welcome to the Shotgun Shack
This week on Development Hell we brag about how awesome we are via discussion about conference prep as a speaker. How much crap should go on your slides? How do we change our talks for different audiences? What’s our worst presenter experience? We also throw Paul Reinheimer under the bus.
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2015-05-0900 min/dev/hellEpisode 59: Ultimate Hardware Modz
We are joined by super special guest Arbi Arzoumani, PHP community vet and hardware modding expert. We talk about everything from the Amiga to the Raspberry Pi, with lots of console mods inbetween. Chris gets all excited about building a MAME cabinet, and we chat some about home theater PC stuff with XBMC and Plex. If you’re into hardware stuff, you’re gonna looooooove it.
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2015-04-1500 min/dev/hellEpisode 58: I Have A Mouth Problem
So we kinda forgot we recorded this until a month after the fact. Whoops! This ep is all about side projects, kicking off with Chris and Ed talking about CBTTool, Ed’s electronic worksheet for folks with anxiety disorders. Then we discuss Chris' new book The Grumpy Little Book of Hack, and Ed’s experience technical editing Modern PHP by Josh Lockhart. Then we get into a boring discussion about marketing. Plus we have STICKERS!
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2015-04-0500 min/dev/hellEpisode 57: 57 Flavors of Hell
This episode we are joined by PHP whiz kid Anthony Ferrara to discuss recent happenings on PHP Internals, where a productive community member stepped away entirely. We discuss the merits of the proposals (particularly the controversial Scalar Type Hints RFC), and what the PHP community could be doing better to prevent contributor burnout. Also I guess we talked about baby animals…?
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2015-03-0200 min/dev/hellEpisode 56: Targeting the Amber Monochrome Market
The PHP Bard himself, Jeremy Lindblom, joins us for much discussion of fun things, like how PHP is used inside Amazon, the upcoming Pacific Northwest PHP Conference (PNWPHP), and what it’s like to be a bard in the age of automation. Also Ed bought a new TV and wrote some music once.
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Kickstarter for PNWPHP
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The PH...
2015-02-1600 min/dev/hellEpisode 55 REDUX: The Erotic Possibilities of the Holodeck
We’re republishing this episode to (hopefully) get the right episode out to listeners using feeds/podcasting tools. It was originally linked to Ep. 53’s audio, and some podcast aggregators may not get the updated version
Everything old is new again! Sort of! We chatter about Chris' 1% car and how rough it is to upgrade. Then we babble about WebOS, LuneOS, and Ed’s experiences running the Spaz open source project. Chris made some open source stuff once too.
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2015-01-2900 min/dev/hellEpisode 55: The Erotic Possibilities of the Holodeck
Everything old is new again! Sort of! We chatter about Chris' 1% car and how rough it is to upgrade. Then we babble about WebOS, LuneOS, and Ed’s experiences running the Spaz open source project. Chris made some open source stuff once too.
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BMW Bluetooth Kits
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Spaz project
HP Touchpad
HP/Palm acquisition
LuneOS
OpenCFP
Matt Stauffer’s Five-Minute Geek...
2015-01-2800 min/dev/hellEpisode 54: Phil is Still Wrong
Our latest episode was special in two ways: we recorded video of it, and it was a simulcast with our friends at the PHP Town Hall podcast. What great people! They’re still wrong, but that’s okay. We talk about mouthing off in public, whether async features should be built into PHP, and the appropriate ways to encourage people to use current versions of PHP. Then Chris gets mad.
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2015-01-1300 min/dev/hellEpisode 53: Let's Get This Thing Over With
Guest-less and listless, Chris and Ed slouch their way back to their studios. Chris talks about the time he tried to murder a disabled woman with his new luxury sedan, we discuss artisanal PHP-Nuke sites, and how we got our local user groups started. Then It really goes off the rails with a discussion of the awesomeness of Dragon Age: Inquistion, and what happens to games and other services that rely on Internet connectivity.
Correction: It looks like Ultima Online and Phantasy Star Online are still up!
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2014-12-1800 min/dev/hellEpisode 52: True North PHP 2014
On a cold winter’s night in the far north, Chris and Ed recorded a podcast at the True North PHP 2014 hackathon event. It was loud and fun! We’re joined by special guest Ben Ramsey and others to talk about organizing conferences and generally being awesome. Enjoy!
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2014-11-3000 min/dev/hellEpisode 51: Strange Loops for Serial Killers
We’re joined for Episode 51 by Margaret Staples, backend programmer extraordinaire on Brunelleschi: Age of Architects. She shares her experiences doing indie game dev, traveling to the Strangeloop conference, and meeting geeks celebs. We also talk about serial killers and Ed’s new job (obviously).
This is our first episode released in stereo. The file size is larger, but man does it sound better. If you have any issues with playback, let us know.
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2014-10-1000 min/dev/hellEpisode 50: The Airing of Grievances
EPISODE FITTY!!!!! Learn the INSIDE SCOOP on THE ORIGINS OF DEVELOPMENT HELL! EXCLUSIVE BEHIND the SCENES ACCESS!!! WE SUMMARIZE HOW CRAPPY ALL THE EPISODES ARE!!! Also how Chris' DNS got haxxored.
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2014-09-0900 min/dev/hellEpisode 49: Rogue Transmorpher
Our guest this week is Beth Tucker Long, the editor of PHP Architect magazine and respected PHP language trainer. We talk about her role as editor of the top PHP Magazine in the world, her experiences teaching people to code, the best PHP books for beginners, her awesome upcoming MadisonPHP conference, and XBox Kinect paranoia.
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Transmorphers
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2014-08-0400 min/dev/hellEpisode 48: Old As Dirt
Our guest this week is Elizabeth Smith, PHP internals veteran and guru of PHP on Windows (she says “I wish every company was as good at giving back to open source as Microsoft”). We talk about being Old as Dirt in relation to a blog post Ed made last week, how to mentor up and coming developers, and the history of PHP on Windows.
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2014-07-1100 min/dev/hellEpisode 47: NOT THE BEES
This time around we are blessed by the presence of Eryn O'Neil, Tech Lead at Clockwork. We talk about the importance of UX for programmers, getting started speaking at conferences, and BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES BEES...
2014-06-2800 min/dev/hellEpisode 46: php[tek] 2014
php[tek] was once again upon us, so we did our annual live show! Special guest Paul Reinheimer of WonderNetwork joins us for much frivolity!
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2014-06-0500 min/dev/hellEpisode 45: Single Quotes for Web Scale
This week is all about PERSONAL BRANDING and WEB SCALE with special guest Steve Corona. We talk about Steve’s book Scaling PHP. We also reminisce about the old days of Twitter API dev, until Steve humiliates Ed by not knowing what Spaz was.
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Life360 (now...
2014-05-2800 min/dev/hellEpisode 44: Gorf Fever
This weeks brings us a new guest and a new sponsor! Paddy Foran is an old friend of Chris and Ed’s who makes his first appearance on the show, talking about the Go programming language, software architecture, open source projects, and his new book “Your API is Bad.” We also welcome new sponsor Roave!
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2014-05-0400 min/dev/hellEpisode 43: Erotic Art The Right Way
Our latest episode features someone who we’re been trying to get on for a while: Josh Lockhart, the developer of the Slim Framework for PHP and the founder of the PHP The Right Way project. We also have a new sponsor in Nude New Relic!
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Josh Lockhart
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Limonade
Fat Free Framework
Sinatra
Fl...
2014-04-1300 min/dev/hellEpisode 42: Hacking Difficult People
For episode 42 we are blessed by the wonderful and talented Laura Thomson, Senior Engineering Manager at Mozilla. Laura drops science on managing engineers, Minimum Viable Bureaucracy, HHVM and Hack, and her mid-Atlantic coast accent. This is a must-listen for folks who manage tech teams.
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RCS
PHP and MySQL Web Development (5th Edition)
Minimum Viable Bureaucracy: Video, Slides
The Tyranny of Structurelessness
Jeri Ellsworth leaving...
2014-03-2400 min/dev/hellEpisode 41: Let Me Wet My Beak
This week we’re joined by David Rogers, aka @al_the_x, to hear how he’s teaching PHP in college courses for brand-new progammers. We also talk about what possessed Ed to develop his own unit testing framework.
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Fictive Kin
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PyTennessee
Article (promotional) on “the two week problem”
Examples of in-class coding dojos from Valencia
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2014-03-1000 min/dev/hellEpisode 40: Poly Life Mentoring
The big four-oh hits us, this time with our special Fictive Kin friend Sean Coates. We talk lots about deploying web applications in various languages, the imapct Composer has had on PHP development, formal and informal mentoring, and how to get accepted to speak at conferences.
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Fictive Kin
Calvin & Hobbes transmogrifier
RVM + Bundler
Composer + Packagist
PIP + Virtualenv
Built-in server in PHP 5.4+
Flask
Shared-nothing architectures
...
2014-02-2800 min/dev/hellEpisode 39: Animal Style
Okay, first off, this episode sounds like crap. We weren’t really prepared to record and used half-assed equipment and stuff. Sorry guys. It should at least be listenable.
Anyway, this was recorded the night before SkiPHP started, which was an awesome PHP conference in Salt Lake City. We ramble about a lot of stuff, including our first conferences, America’s first serial killer, our approaches for giving talks, and Chris' secret identity.
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2014-02-2000 min/dev/hellEpisode 38: Dark Secret Branding
In this podcast recorded AFTER True North PHP, Chris and Ed are joined by the esteemed Jonathan Snook, web developer extraordinaire. We talk about the heady days of Twitter app dev, how Jonathan got to be a Big Deal, and why there are so many Snooks in web dev.
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Remembrance Day
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Spaz
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SMACSS
2013-11-2100 min/dev/hellEpisode 37: Jets vs Sharks
In this podcast recorded before True North PHP, we talk to Paul M Jones, creator of the Solar framework and Aura component library. Lots of stuff about confusing things like dependency injection and human behavior in tribes. Probably someone will get mad about this episode.
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Aura
Service Injection/DI/whatev
RequireJS
MWOP
Laravel
RAP BEEF
Tribalism
Temerity
The Fog Of War
Jets vs Sharks
...
2013-11-2000 min/dev/hellEpisode 36: Maybe PHP Isn't As Lame As We Thought
So our pace is a little slower due to work crap, but DEV HELL LIVES. Episode 6d6 kicks off with us waxing about what’s exciting in PHP development nowadays. We also talk about upcoming appearances at TrueNorth PHP, NomadPHP and SkiPHP. Then we get into the discussion of alcohol consumption at tech conferences, and malware on the PHP.net site.
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2013-10-3000 min/dev/hellEpisode 35: Summer of Funksanity
FINALLY! We’re back from the Summer of Funksanity hiatus with a new show. We talk about Ed’s speaking tour stops at OSCON, Distill, and Madison Ruby. We also discuss the exciting new mental illness awareness campaign Engine Yard has started, called Prompt. PHP Internals jabbering gets touched on a little, and Chris’s softball league.
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2013-09-2000 min/dev/hellEpisode 34: Is Sara Pissed?
This time out our Very Special Guest is Sara Goleman, long-time PHP core contributor, author of the only good book on writing extensions for PHP and the driving force behind that open source projects of HipHop for PHP, a virtual machine, runtime and Just-In-Time compiler for PHP that powers much of Facebook’s infrastructure.
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In our usual epic-length conversation we talked about:
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2013-07-1700 min/dev/hellEpisode 33: Pol Pot-level Sucks
Back in the saddle for the double-tres, Chris and Ed rap about the loss of trust in Google and how that affects their perception of the Go language. Then Ed babbles for way too long about vintage gaming and computing. Chris wonders how you could be truly private on the Internet in the light of widespread government surveillance. Finally, we talk about the importance of automation and repeatable processes.
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2013-06-1300 min/dev/hellEpisode 32: tek13
At this year’s tek13 we did another live show. The difference this time is that we didn’t have free booze, so turnout was a little low, but it was still super fun. We talked about hobbies we have outside of coding and how they impact our dev skills (hint: minimally), and what folks favorite talks at tek13 were. Probably other stuff too, but it’s been a while and I forgot.
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2013-06-0617 min/dev/hellEpisode 31: Feline Tooth Extraction
Short notes time: In this episode, Chris and Ed talk about conferences we always wanted to go to, and languages & tools we’d thought we’d hate and turned out to like. Then Ed waxes on the Open Recipes project.
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PHP Matsuri
PyCon
OSCON
StrangeLoop
NAMM
Summer CES (Nintendo JACKIN' Sony)
LambdaJam
Aspen – Discussion of on Episode 17
No-Framework Framework by Rasmus Lerdorf
Eloquent JavaScript – original HTML version
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2013-04-2500 min
Postmodem#12: Childhood Is Ultimately a Black Disappointment (feat. Ed "Funkatron" Finkler)The Postmodem triumvirate is thrilled to feature our first guest appearance - Ed Finkler (@funkatron), host of Development Hell and the creator of the legendary Ham Button. After some brief discussion about the Ham Button economics, we embark on a long and nuanced (Really! Except for the part where we terrify Colin with well-placed Twin Peaks images) discussion of Ed's Open-Sourcing Mental Illness campaign to raise awareness of mental illness in the software development community. We recount our personal struggles with mental illness, how it's affected our careers (both negatively and positively), the coping strategies we've developed to adjust to...
2013-04-1700 min/dev/hellEpisode 30: It's Episode 30, you guys
In our action-packed 30th episode Ed and Chris discussed their experiences
with JavaScript testing tools, specifically how certain tools push you towards
specific refactoring patterns.
Chris talked about the successful launch of his latest book on using PHPUnit
and got into some honest talk about revenue and how the product development course
helped him make this book do 4 times the launch day revenue of his previous one.
Ed discussed his plans to talk about mental illness
on the conference circuit this year. Please help out by donating to the campaign!
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2013-03-2900 min/dev/hellEpisode 29: Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions
Being totally out of ideas, we turned things over to our legions of fans who joined us on IRC. Lots of interesting questions, and people learned what Ed thought was horseshit.
Special thanks to Joel Clermont for killing
the show with this joke:
Q: “What’s the difference between a junior and senior developer?”
A: “$40k”
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2013-03-0700 min/dev/hellEpisode 28: Canadian Twinkie Smuggler
You can blame Chris’s tomfoolery for how crappy he sounds, because his computer pooped all over himself and he had to call in on his iPhone. Nevertheless, we were able to discuss in detail the smuggling of mass-produced pastries of the Twinkie and Tastykake varieties. We also get framework security in the context of recent Rails vulnerabilities, and how PHP developers seem to have a heightened awareness of potential vulnerabilities. Ed’s details his experiences starting a local user group, and then discusses his efforts to speak at developer/tech conferences about his struggles with mental illn...
2013-02-1600 min/dev/hellEpisode 27: Artisan Database Administration
This episode marks a return, both for special guest Selena Deckelmann, and our special hand-made artisan podcasting. Know that this episode was made with locally-sourced bytes, harvested with care and respect for the Earth. We talk with Selena about working at Mozilla, her switch to Linux on the desktop, and how marketing is weightier than merit in determining a product’s success.
This episode’s super-special sponsor is EasyBib! They are looking for junior and senior PHP devs to work on their awesome academic web app. Check out the job description and email stuff to till...
2013-01-2300 min
World Book ClubHoward Jacobson - The Finkler QuestionThis week we've the third edition in our London Calling season of World Book Clubs which are going out each Saturday during May. This week we're talking to Howard Jacobson at the first Soho Literary Festival in the heart of the UK capital about his dazzling Booker Prize-winning novel The Finkler Question. A moving but often laugh-out-loud fictional foray into what it means to be Jewish Jacobson's award-winning novel features three old school friends who despite their very different lives have never quite lost touch. Over dinner one balmy London evening they revisit...
2012-05-1953 minThe Seattle Public LibraryHoward Jacobson: 'The Finkler Question'Howard Jacobson read from "The Finkler Question," winner of the 2010 Man Booker Prize on Apr. 12, 2011 at The Seattle Public Library. Childhood friends Julian Treslove, a radio producer, and Samuel Finkler, a Jewish philosopher, enter middle age and reminisce over their struggles with self-identity, anti-Semitism, women, love and the past.
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