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Healthcare Uprising47. Jungian Psychedelic IntegrationIn this episode of the Healthcare Uprising podcast, host Heather Pierce and producer Jeremy Carr welcome back Jessica Tracy, a Jungian coach and head of growth and partnerships at Enthea. The conversation delves into the integration of Jungian coaching with psychedelic experiences, exploring Carl Jung's concepts, the importance of shadow work, and the role of symbols and archetypes in personal healing. Jessica shares her insights on the coaching process, the significance of acupuncture in healing, and the connection between mind and body. The discussion emphasizes the transformative power of catharsis and the journey of individuation, highlighting the need for...
2025-12-031h 08
inaudibleSpace Opera and Woo-WooHow should we relate to the more fantastic elements in Confederation philosophy like contact with extraterrestrial entities, the effects of the pyramid structure, and UFOs/UAPs? How do we know what's real? Is any of it required study for our spiritual progress? What role does it play in our lives, our faith in the Creator, and ability to polarize and serve others? Jamie Liestman joins Jeremy to discuss how seekers might work with these less philosophical parts of the philosophy, recounting their personal experiences with the sublime, the supernatural, and where service fits into that.Note: My...
2025-09-171h 19
Adapt or PerishThe Wedding Banquet (Ep. 169)In this mini-episode of Adapt or Perish, we’re looking at The Wedding Banquet, the delightful story of a green card marriage and the deception that goes along with it. In this episode, we discuss: The original 1993 movie directed by Ang Lee, written by Lee, Neil Peng, and James Schamus, and starring Winston Chao, Mitchell Lichtenstein, May Chin, Gua Ah-leh, and Lung Sihung The 2025 remake directed by Andrew Ahn, written by Ahn and James Schamus, and starring Han Gi-chan, Bowen Yang, Kelly Marie Tran, Lily Gladstone, Youn Yuh-jung, and Joan Chen Head to adaptorperishcast.com to...
2025-07-0830 min
Progressively HorrifiedThe Wailing (aka The Hills We Meet Along the Way) with Ted AndersonThe Wailing is a movie about a cop who is bad at being a cop, a kid who is great at being possessed, and a steep hill that will absolutely kick your ass no matter who you are.Ted Anderson is here to discuss this moody Korean masterpiece with us as we all desperately grasp for any clue of what might be going on. One thing is for sure though, this is a real feel bad movie and at three hours long, you'll still be feeling bad the next day too!Director...
2025-05-161h 27
Quietmind Astrology — Learn Vedic Astrology With Jeremy DevensMay 2025 Horoscope: The Second Biggest Month of The Year (Jupiter, Rahu & Ketu Transits)RSVP for free to "Become Your Own Yoga Teacher" at https://www.quietmind.yoga/workshopThink back to March of this year. What changed for you? What started unraveling or accelerating? March was the biggest month of 2025 so far—but now May is here, and it’s the second biggest month of the year. It’s not just about the moment. This month sets the stage for the next 18 months of your life and prepares the soil for the September eclipse season, the October stabilizing shifts, and the long game of 2026.In this e...
2025-05-0630 min
Software SessionsBrandon Liu on ProtomapsBrandon Liu is an open source developer and creator of the Protomaps basemap project.
We talk about how static maps help developers build sites that last, the PMTiles file format, the role of OpenStreetMap, and his experience funding and running an open source project full time.
Protomaps
Protomaps
PMTiles (File format used by Protomaps)
Self-hosted slippy maps, for novices (like me)
Why Deploy Protomaps on a CDN
User examples
Flickr
Pinball Map
Toilet Map
Related projects
OpenStreetMap (Dataset protomaps is based on)
Mapzen (Former company that released details on what...
2025-04-0659 min
Monster Lore TourBONUS Remastered Episode 4: Skinwalker Texas Ranger Part 2 (orig. air date 03 Oct 2023)
Hello, fellow paranerdalists! We are taking a bit of a hiatus in order to bring you remastered versions of our episodes 3 & 4, which is MOZ's original Skinwalker Saga that started his investigation of the Global Shamanic Shapeshifting Complex. Here is the concluding part of the original saga. Original show notes are below. Episode 5 was a follow-up to this two-parter with our first interview with Alex Bone all about Skinwalker lore and our personal experiences with possible skinwalkers. We will be back with new content for you again with the next episode. Thanks for riding along with the Monster Lore Tour. Enjoy!
T...
2025-03-251h 18
Crew 1st Culture PodcastThe Wounded Don't Always Need A HealerIn this episode, Jeremy Sanders explores the profound nature of compassion and the importance of understanding our own darkness before we can truly support others. He emphasizes that compassion is not about providing answers but about being present with those who are suffering. The conversation delves into the necessity of self-healing and setting boundaries to maintain our own mental health while helping others. Jeremy shares insights from various thinkers, including Pima Chödrön and Carl Jung, to illustrate the depth of these themes.Thank you for listening! Click here to leave a message to let me kn...
2025-03-2111 minMonster Lore Tour81: Wetiko - Invaders of the Mind (or Attack of the Neural Poop-Goblins)Tonight, MOZ deep dives the elusive, yet ever-present mind virus known as wetiko. This deep dive is essentially a review of Paul Levy’s work: Wetiko: healing the mind virus that plagues our world. This disturbing phenomenon must be recognized and countered or the survival of humanity itself may well hang in the balance.
Endless thanks to Mr. Tim Leavy from timleavy.com for composing us a most righteous theme song. Party on, Tim!
References:
Primary Source tonight: Paul Levy’s Wetiko: P. Levy (2021). Wetiko: healing the mind virus that plagues our world. Inner Tr...
2025-03-041h 54Software SessionsHong Minhee on ActivityPubHong Minhee is an open source developer and the creator of the Fedify ActivityPub server framework.
We talk about how applications like Mastodon and Misskey communicate with one another using ActivityPub. This includes discussions on built-in activites, extending the specification in a backwards compatible way, difficulties implementing JSON-LD, the inbox model, and his experience implementing the specification.
Hong Minhee:
activitypub profile
fedify
hollo
Specifications:
ActivityPub W3C specification
JSON Linked Data
Resource Description Framework
W3C Semantic Web Standards
ActivityPub and WebFinger
ActivityPub and HTTP Signatures
ActivityPub implementations:
Mastodon
Misskey
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2025-02-2845 minSoftware SessionsPrefetcher on Building PinkSea on the AT ProtocolKacper "prefetcher" Staroń created the PinkSea oekaki BBS on top of the AT Protocol. He also made the online multiplayer game MicroWorks with Noam "noam 2000" Rubin. He's currently studying Computer Science at the Lublin University of Technology.
We discuss the appeal of oekaki BBSs, why and how PinkSea was created, web design of the early 2000s, flash animations, and building an application on top of the AT Protocol.
Prefetcher
Bluesky
Github
Personal site
Microworks (Free multiplayer game)
PinkSea and Harbor
PinkSea
PinkSea Bluesky Account
PinkSea repository
Harbor image proxy repository
Harbor post f...
2025-02-251h 13Software SessionsTom MacWright on Shutting down PlacemarkTom MacWright is a prolific contributor in the geospatial open source community. He made geojson.io, Mapbox Studio, and was the lead developer on the OpenStreetMap editor. He's currently on the team at Val Town.
In 2021 he bootstrapped a solo business and created the Placemark mapping application.
He acquired customers and found steady growth but after spending two years on the project he decided it was financially unsustainable. He open sourced the code and shut down the business.
In this interview Tom speaks candidly about why geospatial is difficult, chasing technical rabbit holes...
2025-02-061h 02
Our Undoing RadioCan We Trust Ourselves Anymore?This week's episode is like getting two shows in one. First, we take that hard right turn promised in last week's dialogue between Tom Cheetham and Jeremy Vaeni into... drones. Oh, yeah. Remember when those were a big mystery last month? What happened? And can we tie this nonsense to Carl Jung somehow?
We shall see.
Then, Jeremy flies solo, trying to be as precise as he can be in answering a listener's valid skepticism about him and his truth claims.
2025-01-221h 18Monster Lore Tour75: Why The 4 Must Be The 3 With MOZ, Bone & JeremyIn Episode 75 MOZ deep dives Paul Bishop's work and reviews why the third must become the fourth, and how this relates to owls, UFOs, and the two halves of life. Alex Bone discusses his own numerological research, which spans decades, and shares his own important insights.
Endless thanks to Mr. Time Leavy @ timleavy.comfor the bestest theme song ever!
References:
Primary Source: Bishop, P. (2023). Reading Plato through Jung: Why must the Third become the Fourth? Springer International
Transcendent Function: Hull, R.F.C. (1977 second edition). Two essays on analytical psychology: C.G...
2025-01-211h 47Software SessionsPaul Frazee on Bluesky and ATProtoPaul Frazee is the CTO of Bluesky. He previously worked on the Beaker browser and the peer-to-peer social media protocol Secure Scuttlebutt.
Paul discusses how Bluesky and ATProto got started, scaling up a social media site, what makes ATProto decentralized, lessons ATProto learned from previous peer-to-peer projects, and the challenges of content moderation.
Episode transcript available here.
My Bluesky profile.
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Related Links
Bluesky
ATProtocol
ATProto for distributed systems engineers
Bluesky and the AT Protocol: Usable Decentralized Social Media
Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs)
ActivityPub
Webfinger
Beaker web browser
Secure Scuttlebutt
2025-01-161h 07Our Undoing RadioNothingness And Everything ElseWhy did Carl Jung choose everythingness over nothingness? Was he wrong to do it?
In a conversation so hot even Jeremy's audio is... well... hot. Sorry about that--Jeremy Vaeni and Tom Cheetham use a key paragraph from Carl Jung's autobiography as the jumping off point to question whether Jung misunderstood emptiness and if that misunderstanding kept him from the ultimate realization he was seeking. And that's only the beginning!
Want more Tom Cheetham? Visit: https://tomcheetham.substack.com/
Want more Jeremy Vaeni? Visit: https://www.ourundoing.com/
2025-01-151h 05Monster Lore Tour72: Djinn & Cthonic NYE SpecialThis week MOZ and Jeremy explore the dark world of the Djinn, "the hidden ones" of ancient Arabic folklore… and of today.
Many thanks to Mr. Tim Leavy @ timleavy.com for the amazing theme song!
References:
Guiley, R.E. (2013). The djinn connection. Visionary Living, Inc (the 2019 Internet Archive publication). - https://archive.org/details/thedjinnconnectionrosemaryellenguiley/page/n11/mode/2up
Guiley, R.E., Imbrogno, P.J. ( 2011). Vengeful djinn: unveiling the hidden agendas of genies. Llewellyn, Minnesota. - https://archive.org/details/the-vengeful-djinn.-unveiling-the-hidden-agenda-of-genies-by-guiley-rosemary-ellen/page/n165/mode/1up
Rosemary Ellen Guiley’s website...
2024-12-312h 14Our Undoing RadioWhat Is Real In Illusion?Picking up the conversation where we left off, Tom Cheetham and Jeremy Vaeni delve into the following topics:
—Do you switch archetypes when you go through spiritual changes?
—Was Carl Jung interested in Truth or distractions?
—The disconnect between scholars who only study these topics and their peers who personally engage with them.
—Does it matter if a life-changing experience is real if you are changed by it nevertheless?
—The unreality of Jane Roberts’s “Seth” character vs. the unreality of high strangeness and plant medicine vs.the reality of whatever Jeremy Vaeni is about.
2024-12-1144 minOur Undoing RadioThe Outrageous Disregard For Carl JungCarl Jung was one of the founders of modern psychology. The way he talked about the human psyche made it seem like a place populated by godly archetypal beings, and yet he wanted desperately to appeal to serious scientists. So how did science treat his findings?
Why, by ignoring them as the blather of a crank, of course!
We'll get into that and much more in this continuing conversation between Tom Cheetham and Jeremy Vaeni.
Want more from Tom? Sign up for his substack and get more! https://tomcheetham.substack.com/
2024-12-0435 minMonster Lore Tour66: Owls Abound - A Review Of Clelland's Mysteries And SynchronicitiesMOZ & Jeremy embark on one of their deepest dives yet into the work of the “owl man,” Michael Clelland and review his book: The Messengers: owls, synchronicity and the UFO abductee. Tonight, we discuss Clelland’s work and how it ties into Jungian themes and, specifically, the work of Marie Louise Von Franz. Did MOZ solve a another piece of this owl and UFO puzzle? Find out tonight on Monster Lore Tour.
References:
Primary Source 1: Clelland, M. (2020). The messengers: owls, synchronicity and the UFO abductee. Beneath the Stars Press
Hidden Experience Podcast – Mike Clelland h...
2024-11-192h 15
The Bible Project Daily Podcast(Psychology) Carl Jung - An overview of the life and Theories of Jung from a Christian Perspective.Send us a textWelcome to another bonus episode originally recorded for my Patrons and released on 25th June 2023. I hope you find it interesting.In this episode I continue my exploration of the lives and contributions of influential figures from Philosophy and Psychology. In today's episode, I delve into the life and work of Carl Gustav Jung, a pioneering figure in the field of psychology. Jung's ground-breaking theories and exploration of the human psyche revolutionized our understanding of the unconscious mind and laid the foundation for many modern psychological theories and practices...
2024-11-1544 minMonster Lore Tour64: Owl People US Files - Half Hoot, Half Howl (A Symphony of Weirdness)
Tonight, MOZ & Jeremy relay their own owl experiences on the lead up to next week’s owl week finale. They compare this unique MLT US-File directly to the work of the “owl man” himself, Michael Clelland. Your hosts face off with both an extraordinary number of odd owl encounters, as well as a menacing visit from the owl people. This gets weird, so the weird turn pro. Help us make sense of all of this! Please!
References:
Clelland, M. (2020). The messengers: owls, synchronicity and the UFO abductee. Beneath the Stars Press
Hidden Experience Podcast...
2024-11-051h 53Monster Lore Tour53: Interview - 4:20 To Yuma: Cisco, Ouija Boards & The Wolf Of The EastThis week we bring you the long-awaited interview episode with our friend Cisco. As a teenager, Cisco experienced some dark times, and some dark forces seemed to take notice. It’s easy to get on a dark path at that age. It all starts with some friends fooling around with Ouija Boards, and next thing you know, the Wolf is at your window. Join us for these spine-tingling, true tales from Cisco’s past!
Thanks again and always to Mr. Tim Leavy @ https://www.timleavy.com/ for composing us the greatest theme song in all the paranormal realm...
2024-08-2057 min
The Nurse Anesthesia PodcastEpisode 05: Differentiating Difficult Airway Algorithms and ChecklistsIn this episode we highlight the various difficult airway algorithms and failed airway checklists developed by professional airway organizations. These tools used by anesthesia providers to develop their personal airway management plans and to help guide decision making in the event of a difficult or failed airway. ReferencesApfelbaum JL, et.al. 2022 American Society of Anesthesiologists Practice Guidelines for Management of the Difficult Airway. Anesthesiology. 2022 Jan 1;136(1):31-81. doi: 10.1097/ALN.0000000000004002. PMID: 34762729. Frerk C, et al. Difficult Airway Society intubation guidelines working group. Difficult Airway Society 2015 guidelines for management of unanticipated difficult intubation in adults. Br J...
2024-06-1725 minSoftware SessionsMayra Navarro on Getting to RubyConf (RubyConf 2023)Mayra Navarro is an organizer of WNB.rb and Ruby Perú.
Mayra shares how the Ruby community helped her get to RubyConf, going from project manager to developer, and the different ways people learn and communicate.
This is the final interview recorded at RubyConf 2023 in San Diego.
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Mayra's Github
Peruvian Digital Platform
Codeable bootcamp
Groups
Ruby Perú
WNB.rb
Atlanta Ruby
People
Cody Norman
Stefanni Brasil of hexdevs
Dave Kimura of Drifting Ruby
Conferences
RubyConf
RailsConf
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2023-11-3027 minSoftware SessionsMike Perham on Keeping it solo (RubyConf 2023)Mike Perham is the creator of Sidekiq, a background job processor for Ruby. He's also the creator of Faktory a similar product for multiple language environments.
We talk about the RubyConf keynote and Ruby's limitations, supporting products as a solo developer, and some ideas for funding open source like a public utility.
Recorded at RubyConf 2023 in San Diego.
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A few topics covered:
Sidekiq (Ruby) vs Faktory (Polyglot)
Why background job solutions are so common in Ruby
Global Interpreter Lock (GIL)
Ractors (Actor concurrency)
Downsides of Multiprocess applications
When to...
2023-11-2151 minSoftware SessionsSara Jackson on Teaching in Kanazawa (RubyConf 2023)Sara is a team lead at thoughtbot.
She talks about her experience as a professor at Kanazawa Technical College, giant LAN parties in Rochester, transitioning from Java to Ruby, shining a light on maintainers, and her closing thoughts on RubyConf.
Recorded at RubyConf 2023 in San Diego.
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A few topics covered:
Being an Assistant Arofessor in Kanazawa
Teaching naming, formatting, and style
Differences between students in Japan vs US
Technical terms and programming resources in Japanese
LAN parties at Rochester
Transitioning from Java to Ruby
Consulting
The forgotten maintainer
RubyConf
2023-11-1844 minSoftware SessionsDavid Copeland on Medium Sized Decisions (RubyConf 2023)David was the chief software architect and director of engineering at Stitch Fix. He's also the author of a number of books including Sustainable Web Development with Ruby on Rails and most recently Ruby on Rails Background Jobs with Sidekiq.
He talks about how he made decisions while working with a medium sized team (~200 developers) at Stitch Fix.
The audio quality for the first 19 minutes is not great but the correct microphones turn on right after that.
Recorded at RubyConf 2023 in San Diego.
A few topics covered:
Ruby's origins at...
2023-11-1748 minSoftware SessionsChaelCodes on The Joy of Programming Games and Streaming (RubyConf 2023)Episode Notes
Rachael Wright-Munn (ChaelCodes) talks about her love of programming games (games with programming elements in them, not how to make games!), starting her streaming career with regex crosswords, and how streaming games and open source every week led her to a voice acting role in one of her favorite programming games.
Recorded at RubyConf 2023 in San Diego.
mastodon
twitch
Personal website
Programming Games mentioned:
Regex Crossword
SHENZHEN I/O
EXAPUNKS
7 Billion Humans
One Dreamer
Code Rom@ntic
Bitburner
Transcript
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2023-11-1543 minMonster Lore Tour4: Skinwalker Texas Ranger Part 2
This is part two of our three-part series wherein we explore even deeper into the mysteries of the Skinwalker, as well as the shamanic energies lurking behind this legend. We also discuss some of the mythic, anthropological, and psychological theories behind this phenomenon in an attempt to find an explanation for the consistent and disturbing encounters that continue across the southwest and beyond. You might want to bring some sage for this one.
Endless thanks to Mr. Tim Leavy @ timleavy.com for writing us the greatest theme song in the paranormal realms!
References:
- Kelleher, Colm A. &Knapp, George (2005). The hun...
2023-10-031h 18Software SessionsDaniel Zingaro and Leo Porter on learning to program with LLMsDr. Daniel Zingaro and Dr. Leo Porter are co-authors of the book Learn AI-Assisted Python Programming.
Leo will teach an introductory computer science course this quarter at UCSD using this book. We discuss how tools like GitHub Copilot let people new to programming focus on breaking down problems instead of language syntax.
Dr. Zingaro is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at University of Toronto Mississauga and Dr. Porter is an Associate Professor at University of California San Diego.
This episode was originally posted on Software Engineering Radio.
Topics covered:
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2023-09-201h 00
Age of JeremyCreating A Wealth Mindset!E112 | Creating A Wealth Mindset!What is Up Peeps! 🐤 Motivation doesn't mean Shit. It is Discipline and Consistency. You have to have Grit! This is the beginning of creating a Wealthy Mindset. I go over some of the top things you should do to build a wealth mindset! I also go over some new books I bought, becasue.... well why not! Enjoy!This Weeks Links: 👾 Meditations by Marcus Aurelius | Amazon => https://www.amazon.com/Meditations-Penguin-Classics-Marcus-Aurelius/dp/0140449337/ref=sr_1_4?crid=3LHVPVRNEUTRU&keywords=marcus+aurelius+meditations&qid=1688349945&sprefix=marcus+au%2Caps%2C134&sr=8-4👾 Th...
2023-07-0438 minSoftware SessionsAnita Zhang and Alvaro Levia on systemd at Metasystemd is a service manager for Linux. It is the first process that runs on many Linux distributions and manages all other user processes. It includes utilities for logging, process isolation, process dependencies, socket activation, and many other tasks.
psystemd is a python library to communicate with systemd over dbus from python as an alternative to shelling out from an application to control services.
Anita Zhang is an engineerd managerd at Meta and Alvaro Levia is a production engineer at Meta.
I attended their systemd workshop at the Southern California Linux Expo.
2023-06-141h 03Software SessionsDavid Cramer on Application Monitoring with SentrySentry is an application monitoring tool that surfaces errors and performance problems. It minimizes the need to manually look at logs or dashboards by identifying common problems across applications and frameworks.
David Cramer is the co-founder and CTO of Sentry.
This episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.
Topics covered:
What's Sentry?
Treating performance problems as errors
Why you might no need logs
Identifying common problems in applications and frameworks
Issues with Open Telemetry data
Why front-end applications are difficult to instrument
The evolution of Sentry's architecture
Switching from a permissive license...
2023-06-141h 16
Humanizing Mental HealthPsynergy Series Jenelle McArthur: We are Spiritual Beings Having A Physical Experience
Jenelle joins us for a conversation about health and healing from an indigenous perspective.
Here is an introduction to Jenelle:
câk nit ishinihkâson (my name is), Jenelle McArthur. Ahcâhk (spirit name), Chasing Bear.
I am from Ocean Man First Nation, Treaty 4 Territory. I am Dakota and Nakota (Sioux, Assiniboine, and Plains Cree). I also have Scottish ancestry, which is where my last name, McArthur, originated.
I am an Indigenous Social Worker. I accredit my education to the First Nations University of Canada. I studied in Regina, Sk...
2023-05-1034 minSoftware SessionsLuca Casonato on DenoLuca Casonato is the tech lead for Deno Deploy and a TC39 delegate.
Deno is a JavaScript runtime from the original creator of NodeJS, Ryan Dahl.
Topics covered:
What's a JavaScript runtime
How V8 is used
Why Deno was created
The W3C WinterCG for server-side JavaScript
Why it's difficult to ship new features in Node
The benefits of web standards
Creating an all-inclusive toolset like Rust and Go
Deno's node compatibility layer
Use cases for WebAssembly
Benefits and implementation of Deno Deploy
Reasons to deploy on the edge
What's coming next
Luca
2023-03-021h 20
Change Work LifeWhat’s your unique selling proposition? - with Kyle Elliott of Kyle Elliott ConsultingQuestions? Comments? Episode suggestions? Send us a text message!#148 - Dr. Kyle Elliott is a career and interview coach and award-winning job search expert. He explains how you can identify your own unique selling proposition, find the right job that fits your interests, and distinguish yourself from hundreds of other applicants.What you'll learn[2:35] How Kyle started his coaching career on Fiverr.[4:22] What a unique selling proposition is and why it’s so important.[6:18] How to find the jobs you’re most suitable for.[7:24] How to find your own uniqueness.[17:05] How t...
2023-01-1741 minSoftware SessionsMegan Cutrofello on LeaguepediaLeaguepedia is a MediaWiki instance that covers tournaments, teams, and players in the League of Legends esports community. It's relied on by fans, analysts, and broadcasters from around the world.
Megan "River" Cutrofello joined Leaguepedia in 2014 as a community manager and by the end of her tenure in 2022 was the lead for Fandom's esports wikis.
She built up a community of contributing editors in addition to her role as the primary MediaWiki developer.
She writes on her blog and is a frequent speaker at the Enterprise MediaWiki Conference
Topics covered:
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2023-01-101h 37Software SessionsVictor Adossi on Yak ShavingVictor is a software consultant in Tokyo who describes himself as a yak shaver. He writes on his blog at vadosware and curates Awesome F/OSS, a mailing list of open source products. He's also a contributor to the Open Core Ventures blog.
Before our conversation Victor wrote a structured summary of how he works on projects. I recommend checking that out in addition to the episode.
Topics covered:
Most people should use Dokku or CapRover
But he uses Kubernetes anyways
Hosting a Database in Kubernetes
Learning technology
You don't really know a thing...
2023-01-021h 50
If The Shoebill Fits042: Final Class Fantasy: Paladin in ParadiseIn this episode of the premiere Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker lore podcast, Chad and Sean take a look at one of the undergirding assumptions of the game, and, in fact, much of fantasy as a genre. Other topics include what job Carl Jung would play, the Paladin/Dark Knight dialectic, and why Chad was a sad cat with a big iron on his hip last expansion. https://linktr.ee/shoebillpod is where you want to go if you've got a class fantasy that FFXIV has failed to fulfill!
2022-10-171h 03Software SessionsXe Iaso on TailscaleXe Iaso is the Archmage of Infrastructure at Tailscale and previously worked at Heroku.This episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio but includes some additional discussion about their blog near the end of the episode.Topics covered:Use cases for VPNsSimplifying service authentication by identifying users via IPPeer-to-peer vs centralized "Virtual Pain Networks"Tailscale's tech stack and why they forked the go compilerDERP relay serversStruggling with the iOS network extension size limitThe surprisingly small amount of infrastructure required to run a VPNRunning your company on your own productWorking at Heroku vs TailscaleUsing the...
2022-10-0154 minSoftware SessionsJonathan Shariat on Tragic DesignJonathan Shariat is the coauthor of the book Tragic Design and co-host of the Design Review Podcast.
He's currently a Sr. Interaction Designer & Accessibility Program Lead at Google.
This episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.
Topics covered:
How poor design kills in medical environmentsCausing harm with features meant to bring joyConsiderations during the product development cycleIndustry specific checklists and testing requirementsCreating guiding principles for a teamWhy medical software often has poor UXDesigning for crisis situationsWhy dark patterns can be bad in the long term
Related Links
@designuxuiTragic DesignHow Bad...
2022-09-0955 minSoftware SessionsRandy Shoup on Evolving Architecture at eBayThis episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.Randy Shoup is the VP of Engineering and Chief Architect at eBay. He was previously the VP of Engineering at WeWork and Stitch Fix, a Director of Engineering at Google Cloud where he worked on App Engine, and a Chief Engineer and Distinguished Architect at eBay in 2004. Topics covered:eBay’s origins as a single C++ classThe five-year migration to Java servicesSharing a database between the old and new systemsBuilding a distributed tracing systemWorking with bare metalWhy most companies should stick to cloudWhy individual services should ow...
2022-08-1757 minProgressively HorrifiedTrain to Busan (aka Sad Dad, Thicc Dad) with Chris SanchezTrigger Warnings: children in danger, death, zombies, instensely stressful situations throughout, blood, gore, intense violence Scare Level: TERRIFYING The BasicsDirector: Sang-Ho YeonWriters: Joo-Suk Park, Sang-ho YeonStars: Gong Yoo, Yu-mi Jung, Ma Dong-seok (you may also know as Don Lee), Su-an Kim, Kim Eui-sung, Choi Woo-sik, and former K-Pop star SoheeIMDB says: While a zombie virus breaks out in South Korea, passengers struggle to survive on the train from Seoul to Busan.Recommendations:Chris: The HandmaidenBen: SnowpiercerEmily: 28 Days LaterJeremy Uns...
2022-05-131h 56Software SessionsAnt Wilson on SupabaseThis episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.A few topics coveredBuilding on top of open sourceForking their GoTrue dependencyRelying on Postgres features like row level securityAdding realtime support based on Postgres's write ahead logGenerating an API layer based on the database schema with PostgRESTCreating separate EC2 instances for each customer's databaseHow Postgres could scale in the futureMonitoring postgresCommon support ticketsPermissive open source licensesRelated Links@antwilsonSupabaseSupabase GitHubFirebaseAirtablePostgRESTGoTrueElixirPrometheusVictoriaMetricsLogflareBigQueryNetlifyY CombinatorPostgresPostgreSQLWrite-Ahead LoggingRow Security Policiespg_stat_statementspgAdminPostGISAmazon AuroraTranscript You can help edit this transcript on GitHub. [00:00:00...
2022-05-1159 mininaudibleCriticismJoseph Dartez steps in as Jeremy's cohost to tackle the subject of criticism. When is critique a form of service to others? How do we account for our own feelings, ulterior motives, distortions and biases in our communication to others? What kinds of spiritual principles are involved in a human way to register our reflections to others and find, as Ra suggests, love within truth? How is this complicated when third parties are involved? Joseph and Jeremy will take a stroll through all of these topics and more as we wrestle with the positive and negative characteristics of criticism.
2022-05-101h 34Software SessionsTesting with Jason SwettJason Swett is the author of the Complete Guide to Rails Testing. We covered Jason's experience with testing while building relatively small Ruby on Rails applications. Our conversation applies to just about any language or framework so don't worry if you aren't familiar with Rails.
A few topics covered:- Listen to advice but be aware of its context. Something good for a large project may not apply to a small one- Fast feedback loops help us work quicker and tests are great for this- If you don't involve things like the...
2022-04-041h 09Software SessionsTaking Notes on ServerlessSwizec is the author of the Serverless Handbook and a software engineer at Tia.SwizecSwizec's personal siteServerless HandbookAWSLambdaAPI GatewayOperating Lambda (The cold start problem)Provisioned ConcurrencyDynamoDBRelational Database ServiceAuroraSimple Queue ServiceCloudFormationCloudWatchOther serverless function hosting providersGatsby Cloud FunctionsVercel Serverless FunctionsNetlify FunctionsCloud Functions for FirebaseRelated topicsServerless FrameworkJamstackLighthouseWhat is a Static Site Generator?What is a CDN?Keeping Server-Side Rendering Cool With React HydrationTypeScriptTranscriptYou can help edit this transcript on GitHub.[00:00:00] Jeremy: Today, I'm talking to Swiz...
2021-11-1049 minSoftware SessionsRobotic Process Automation with Alexander PughAlexander Pugh is a software engineer at Albertsons. He has worked in Robotic Process Automation and the cognitive services industry for over five years.This episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.Related LinksAlexander Pugh's personal siteEnterprise RPA SolutionsAutomation AnywhereUiPathblueprismEnterprise "Low Code/No Code" API SolutionsappianmulesoftPower AutomateRPA and the OSOffice primary interop assembliesOffice Add-ins documentationTask Scheduler for developersThe Component Object ModelThe Document Object ModelTranscriptYou can help edit this transcript on GitHub.[00:00:00...
2021-10-281h 07Software SessionsDeployment from Scratch with Josef StrzibnyJosef Strzibny is the author of Deployment from Scratch and a current Fedora contributor. He previously worked on the Developer Experience team at Red Hat.This episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.Links:Deployment from Scratch@strzibnyjsystemdIntroduction to Control GroupsSELinuxFedoraRocky LinuxPumaAppSignalDatadogRollbarSkylightBootstrapping a multiplayer server with Elixir at X-PlaneStackExchange PerformanceChrubyPassword SafeVaultRails Custom CredentialsTranscript: You can help edit this transcript on GitHub. [00:00:00] Jeremy: Today, I'm talking to Josef Strzibny.He's the author of the book deployment from scratch. A fedora contributor. And he previously worked on the...
2021-09-161h 09Software SessionsQuality Assurance TestingMichael Ashburne and Maxwell Huffman are QA Managers at Aspiritech.
This episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.
Related Links:
AspiritechSection 508 Test for AccessibilityANDI Accessibility Testing ToolWindows Hardware Compatibility ProgramAudio over Bluetooth
Transcript
You can help edit this transcript on GitHub.
Jeremy: [00:00:00] Today I'm joined by Maxwell, Huffman and Michael Ashburn. They're both QA managers at Aspiritech. I'm going to start with defining quality assurance. Could one of you start by explaining what it is?
Maxwell: [00:00:15] So when I first joined Aspiritech, I was kind of curious...
2021-05-2958 minSoftware SessionsScott Hanselman on What's .NET? Scott is the Community Program Manager for the .NET team at Microsoft and the host of the Hanselminutes podcast.
This episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.
Personal Links and Projects:
@shanselmanHanselminutesBlogYouTube Channel
Related Links:
.NET (How to get started)What is .NET?Common Language Runtime (CLR) OverviewNuGet (package manager)Techempower Benchmarks (ASP.NET core)Mono runtime (Cleanroom .NET implementation)Unity (Write games using C#)Xamarin (.NET Mobile apps).NET nanoFramework (embedded devices / microcontrollers).NET foundation.NET interactiveBlazor (Client web apps with .NET)Single file deployment and executableAll About Span: Exploring a...
2021-03-2354 minSoftware SessionsDistributed Systems and Careers with Shubheksha JalanShubheksha is a Software Engineer at Apple. She previously worked at Monzo and Microsoft.Personal Links and Projects:@scribblingonLessons learnt in year three as a software engineerPersonal SiteSystems RecipesComputers IllustratedOther interviews about getting into open source:Code NewbieSoftware Engineering DailyRelated Links:Monzo Service GraphGo contextAn Illustrated Proof of the CAP theoremApache CassandraDistributed System Building Block: Flake IdsProtocol BuffersGo rpcConsulEnvoyWhat is a Runbook?Error Budgets ExplainedKubernetesGo by Example: ErrorsMusic by Crystal Cola.Jeremy: This is Jeremy Jung and you're listening to software sessions. Today, I'm talking to...
2021-02-2557 minSoftware SessionsReact Authentication with Ryan ChenkieRyan is the author of Advanced React Security Patterns and Securing Angular Applications. He picked up his authentication expertise working at Auth0. Currently, he's a GraphQL developer advocate at Prisma.
Related Links:
@ryanchenkieReact SecurityStop using JWTs for SessionsWhat are cookies and sessions?Learn how HTTP Cookies workJSON Web Token IntroductionRefresh Tokens: When to Use Them and How They Interact with JWTsCritical Vulnerabilities in JSON Web Token LibrariesRS256 vs HS256: What's the difference?
Music by Crystal Cola.
Transcript
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Jeremy: [00:00:00] Today, I'm talking...
2020-12-171h 09Software SessionsiOS Development with Timirah JamesTimirah is an iOS developer, developer advocate, founder of the TechniGal LA meetup group, and instructor for O'Reilly and Coursera.
Related Links
@timirahjSwift OptionalsStanford CS193p - Developing Apps for iOSHacking with SwiftRay WenderlichSwiftObjective CXcodeFlutterDart
Music by Crystal Cola.
Transcript
You can help edit this transcript on GitHub.
Jeremy: [00:00:03] Today I'm talking to Tamirah James. She's been an iOS developer for... how many years has it been?
Timirah: [00:00:09] Oh my goodness. Since I first started iOS, I want to say ooh (whispering) oh my gosh...
2020-12-0250 minSoftware SessionsObject Relational Mappers with Julie LermanRelated Links:@julielermanThe Data Farm (Julie's blog)Entity FrameworkDapperAutomapperPluralsight CoursesThis episode was originally posted on Software Engineering Radio.TranscriptYou can help edit this transcript on GitHub.Jeremy: [00:00:00] Today I'm talking to Julie Lerman. She's a frequent conference speaker, an independent consultant and a Pluralsight course author. Today we're going to talk about her experience working on ORMs and Entity Framework. Julie, welcome to software engineering radio.Julie: [00:00:16] Hey, Jeremy. Thanks so much for having me.Jeremy: [00:00:18] For those who aren't familiar with ORMs...
2020-11-181h 01Software SessionsFixing a Broken Development ProcessJohn Doran is the CTO of Phorest, an application for managing salons and spas.We discuss:- Transitioning a desktop application to a SaaS- Struggling with outages and performance problems- Moving away from relying on a single person for deployment- Building a continuous integration pipeline- Health monitoring for services- The benefits of docker- Using AWS managed services like Aurora and ECSThis episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.TranscriptJeremy: [00:00:00] Today I have John Doran with me...
2020-11-041h 02Software SessionsBuilding Maps using LeafletWe cover:Choosing Leaflet vs other mapping librariesSources for mapping layersUsing GeoJSON to store dataRaster vs vector dataWorking with live positions such as car dataPicking a database with geospatial queriesUsing frontend frameworks with LeafletLeaflet pluginsDesktop vs MobileHis work on the Leaflet-Geoman pluginRelated LinksLeafletLeaflet-GeomanGeoJSONGeomanMapboxThis episode was originally on Software Engineering Radio.TranscriptYou can help edit this transcript on GitHub.Jeremy: Today, I'm speaking with Sumit Kumar. Sumit is the head of engineering at Share Now, which is previously car2go. He's also...
2020-10-071h 09Software SessionsWebAssembly on the Server with KrustletTaylor Thomas is an Engineer at Azure, the core maintainer of the Kubernetes Package Manager Helm, and a member of the Krustlet team.Timestamps[00:55] - Kubernetes[07:37] - WebAssembly[12:06] - WebAssembly Runtimes and WASI Specification[15:42] - WebAssembly vs Containers vs Native Binaries[25:11] - Krustlet and the case for writing it in Rust[30:52] - Missing APIs in WASI[33:38] - Wascc vs Wasmtime runtimes[38:15] - Rust ecosystem for Kubernetes and WebAssembly[40:23] - Comparing other languages to Rust[45:09] - Rust learning curve, experiences as a beginner[53:16] - Next steps for Krustlet and WebAssemblyRelated Links@_oftaylorKrustletKubernetesOpen Container InitiativeWebAssemblyWASIWasmtimewaSCCWebAssembly...
2020-09-231h 02Software SessionsBuilding the Lucky Web Framework in Crystal with Paul SmithPaul Smith is a Software Engineer at GitHub and the creator of the Lucky web framework. He previously worked at heroku and thoughtbot and has experience building applications using Rails and Phoenix. He's also the creator of the Bamboo e-mail package and the co-creator of the ExMachina test data package for Elixir.We discuss:The tradeoffs of object oriented and functional programmingHow a lack of compile time guarantees slow down ruby and elixir developmentCreating conversational error messagesWays fast languages can change how you write applicationsWriting templates with Crystal instead of HTMLChoosing what to include in a...
2020-09-091h 09Software SessionsLife after JPEG with Henri HelveticaHenri is a frequent conference speaker and organizer of the Toronto Web Performance and JAMStack meetups.
We discuss:
Managing images with features like lazy loading and the picture tag Handling varying network conditions on mobileMaking designers a part of the performance conversationThe WebP image format that could replace JPEG and PNGWays the GIF can be an MP4 in disguiseHow lighthouse has given websites a visible target for performanceWhat we can learn from "lite" news sites
Conference Talks
A Decade of Disciplined DeliveryShape Of The WebMoving Pictures: A Snapshot At the Future of Web Media
2020-08-261h 14Software SessionsThe battle for your privacy on the web with Pete SnyderPete is the senior security researcher at Brave Software and the co-chair of the W3C Privacy Interest Group.We discuss:The differences between academic research and product developmentHow websites track us with cookies, fingerprinting, and other techniquesThe surprising amount of data your browser gives up without a permission promptWhat features should go in the browser vs being native onlyThe confusion behind what incognito or private modes doThe role of EasyList and the underappreciated people behind itBuilding tools like PageGraph to identify and rewrite tracking codeReplacing resources at page load to preserve privacy without breaking websitesDeveloping...
2020-08-121h 19Software SessionsFunctional Programming in Enterprise Applications with Vladimir KhorikovVlad is a Pluralsight course creator and the author of Unit Testing: Principles, Practices, and Patterns.We discuss:ImmutabilityError handlingAvoiding nullPreventing invalid stateUpdating existing applicationsThis episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.Related Links@vkhorikovEnterprise CraftsmanshipIs Entity the same as Value Object?Combining ASP.NET Core validation attributes with Value ObjectsError handling: Exception or Result?Applying Functional Principles in C#F# for Fun and ProfitTranscriptYou can help edit this transcript on GitHub.Jeremy: [00:00:05] Hey, this is Jeremy Jung for Software Engineering...
2020-07-291h 08Software SessionsOpen Source Onboarding with Brian DouglasBrian is a Senior Developer Advocate at GitHub and was previously a Developer Advocate at Netlify.We discuss:Unintentional gatekeeping Formal onboarding for your projectsThe value of discord communities for newcomersStreaming issue triage and programming on twitchHow Open Sauced helps developers get involved with open sourceRelated Links@bdougieYOOpen SaucedExpressJS Triager GuideGraphiQLBabel's contributing guide (Gives suggestions on familiarizing yourself with codebase)Webpack's funding pageSE Unlocked episode with Dan AbramovExplore GitHubChangelog NightlyCode TriageFigmaDiscordTwitch StreamsbdougieYOjlengstorfNoopkatMusic by Crystal Cola: 12:30 AM / OrionYou can help edit this transcript on GitHub.
2020-07-1544 minSoftware SessionsSenior engineers and baby managers with Lauren TanLauren is a Software Engineer on the React Organization's Web Core team at Facebook and was previously an Engineering Manager at Netflix.We discuss:Being empowered to say "no" as a senior engineerStraddling the line between engineer and managerThe programmer's midlife crisisResisting the urge to use clever abstractionsIf you enjoyed this discussion with Lauren, be sure to check out her episode on the Changelog.Music by Crystal Cola: 12:30 AM / OrionRelated Links@sugarpirate_Personal SiteThe Engineer / Manager PendulumShould I Become a Tech Lead?Does it Spark Joy?Changelog Episode...
2020-07-011h 06Software SessionsLearning in Public with SwyxSwyx is a senior developer advocate at AWS, an instructor at Egghead, and the author of The Coding Career Playbook.
We discuss:
Getting help without having a big followingRemixing and summarizing what others createCreating FriendcatchersBetting on technologiesHis new book "The Coding Career Playbook"
Music by Crystal Cola: 12:30 AM / Orion
Related Links
@swyxPersonal SiteThe Coding Career Playbook1% ruleLindy EffectLearn in PublicThe Ultimate Hack for Learning in PublicThe Day I Became a Software EngineerDeveloper's Guide to Tech StrategyEvery Public Engineering Career LadderFriendcatchersReact Typescript CheatsheetSteve Yegge's Google Platforms RantDynamoDB BookEggheadFrontend MastersHow I Write Backends
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2020-06-171h 30Software SessionsWriting for Software Developers with Philip KielyPhilip Kiely is the author of Writing for Software Developers and has written for companies like Smashing Magazine, CSS-Tricks, and Twilio.We discuss:Doing research beyond the first page of search resultsWriting e-mails people will readThe "get it done" and "learning" modes of readersMaking articles easily skimmableLong form articles vs Stack OverflowPromoting and launching a bookBorrowing the reputation of othersRelated Links:Writing for Software DevelopersPersonal Site@philip_kielyStripe documentation example (Complete code sample with switchable frontends, backends, and walkthrough as you scroll)Go by Example (Straightforward samples readers can copy/paste)Tailwind UI...
2020-06-031h 07Software SessionsLocalizing and Porting Japanese Games with Sara LeenSara Leen is a localization programmer for XSEED Games on titles like Ys, Trails in the Sky, and Corpse Party. She got her start reverse engineering and fan translating games.We discuss:What makes games differentHow games store and encode textRewriting Corpse Party (and not being able to run it for a year!)Porting and modernizing gamesReverse engineering raw assemblyThis episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.Related Links:@SaraJLeenPersonal SiteCorpse Party PC Programming BlogTrails in the Sky Second Chapter Localization Blog 5Mojibake (Garbled text when text is decoded using the...
2020-05-201h 10Software SessionsCreating Tuple using WebRTC with Spencer DixonSpencer Dixon is the CTO and cofounder of Tuple, a pair programming application for remote developers.We discuss:How WebRTC worksCapturing audio and videoChoosing a video codecNAT traversalChoosing a native application over ElectronDiving into C++ and MacOS developmentGetting expert helpThis episode was originally on Software Engineering Radio.Related Links:@spencercdixonTupleWebRTCIntroduction to WebRTC ProtocolsWebRTC Mozilla DocsWebRTC HacksDiscuss WebRTC Google GroupWebRTC by Dr AlexCosmo SoftwareHigh Performance Browser Networking
2020-05-071h 08Software SessionsBuilding Indie Hackers with Courtland AllenCourtland Allen is the founder of Indie Hackers, a community for people who want to start bootstrapped and profitable businesses. It was acquired by Stripe in 2017. We discuss:Why a SPA was the wrong choiceCaching strategiesUsing firebase and algoliaFighting spamWhy he hasn't hired another engineerFocusing on the right problemsBeing a part of StripeRelated Links:Indie Hackers@csallenStripeHow to Build a Life You Love by Quitting Everything Else with Lynne Tye of Key Values (One of Courtland's favorite podcast episodes)Ember (SPA framework)Ember fastboot (Server Side Rendering)Firebase (Authentication provider and NoSQL database...
2020-04-231h 10Software SessionsLeague of Legends Gameplay Engineering with Iris ZhangIris Zhang is a gameplay engineer at Riot Games on the League of Legends Champions Engineering team. She previously worked on backend services at Microsoft.We discuss:Working at Microsoft and Riot GamesFinding a role and team that fits youBackend services vs gameplay engineeringBuilding features, testing, and debugging gameplayUsing internal tools to create game logicRelated Links:Personal Site@riotnyanbunClean Code (Book used by Microsoft team)Spring Framework (Java web framework used by League of Legends)Chef (Deployment tool used at Riot)Hazelcast (Cache that Riot Games switched to)What it's like to work...
2020-04-0953 minSoftware SessionsAsync Programming and TCP Sockets in C# with Stephen ClearyStephen Cleary is the author of the Concurrency in C# Cookbook and a Microsoft MVP. He has also written many blog posts on asynchronous programming.We discuss:Why he calls manual thread creation legacy codeUsing Async/Await and the Task Parallel Library instead of ThreadsAPIs to avoid when writing concurrent applicationsWhy you shouldn't write TCP SocketsContinuously reading from a socket to detect errorsBuilding state machines to manage socket connectionsRelated Links:@aSteveClearyGetting Started with Async/AwaitTCP/IP SocketsThere is no ThreadConcurrency in C# CookbookMusic by Crystal Cola:Intro: 12:30 AMOutro: Orion
2020-03-2555 minSoftware SessionsHow I write backends with Federico PereiroFederico has been writing backends for web applications since 2012 and is the co-founder and chef of alto;code. He wrote a post on GitHub named "How I write backends" that summarizes his process.
We discuss:
His current stackRedis as a primary data storeReducing the number of layers in your softwareHow duplicating input validation makes code harder to understandIntegration tests over unit testsMinimizing dependenciesWhy you should never normalize alerts
Federico Pereiro
Personal SiteHow I write backendsOur companyac;pic, our pictures applicationac;tools, our backend services
Related LinksFred Brooks & The Mythical Man Month...
2020-03-111h 13Software SessionsFrom agency to startup with Noah LabhartNoah is the CTO and cofounder of Veryable, an on-demand marketplace for manufacturing, logistics, and warehousing labor. He's also the host of the Code Story podcast where tech leaders reflect on the path they took to create their products.We talk about:Leaving the corporate worldHow poor estimation and scoping nearly sunk his agency Why bad software is worse than no softwareHiring for an agency vs a startupValidating ideas and finding your first customersNoah LabhartPersonal SiteLinkedInOther LinksCode Story (Noah's podcast)Veryable (Current startup)Touchtap (Mobile...
2020-02-2653 minSoftware SessionsThe good parts of AWS with Daniel VassalloDaniel is the co-author of the book "The Good Parts of AWS" and previously worked at AWS on the CloudWatch team. He left last year after over 8 years at Amazon to work on his own projects.He's currently working on an end-to-end encrypted user database SaaS called Userbase. Daniel is also openly sharing his experiences building an audience, writing a book, and building Userbase on twitter.We talk about:Why AWS has so many servicesHis default AWS stack and how he chose it (Dynamo, SQS, S3 and EC2)Why he uses EC2 over ECS...
2020-02-121h 14Software SessionsA decade long retrospective with Ben OrensteinBen is the CEO of Tuple, a pair programming application for remote developers.He currently co-hosts The Art of Product with Derrick Reimer.We talk about:His first crazy programming jobWhy you should speak at conferencesThe trade-offs of remote workWhy great coworkers should be the #1 priority for new developersHow these are "the good old days" of TupleBen's favorite smash bros character...and much more!Ben OrensteinPersonal Site@r00kPodcastsThe Art of ProductGiant Robots (Ben hosted this podcast until episode 240)Other LinksTuple (Remote...
2020-01-291h 00Software SessionsBringing GeoCities Back with Kyle DrakeKyle is the creator of Neocities a free web hosting site that encourages people to build creative personal websites in the spirit of GeoCities. He's currently working on restorativland where people interested in the history of the web can discover websites originally hosted at places like GeoCities and Myspace Music.Kyle DrakePersonal Site@kyledrakeProjectsNeocitiesrestorativlandOther LinksYahoo! Geocities - WikipediaWhat is BGP?What is Anycast?Vultr (Neocities hosting provider)Timestamps[00:00:50] What GeoCities was[00:06:45] Why the old web failed[00:15:06] Reasons to create Neocities[00:21:04] Fighting phishing...
2020-01-151h 33Software SessionsRebuilding Fathom Analytics on Serverless Infrastructure with Jack EllisJack Ellis
Personal Site@JackEllis
Fathom Analytics
Fathom Analytics (SAAS version, Affiliate link with $10 discount)Fathom Lite (Open-source, original Golang version)We rebuilt Fathom Analytics from the ground up and moved to Laravel VaporHow we built a GDPR compliant website analytics platform without using cookies
Laravel
Laravel (PHP web framework)Laravel Vapor (Serverless provisioning and deployment tool)
Hosting Providers
Digital Ocean (Host for Open-source version)Heroku (Host for 1st rewrite)AWS (Host for 2nd rewrite)
AWS Services Used
ElastiCache (Redis)Elastic Load Balancing (Handles web requests...
2020-01-0159 minSoftware SessionsCreating Static Sites in Rust with Vincent ProuilletVincent is the creator of Zola (Formerly Gutenburg), a Static Site Generator built with Rust and Tera, a Jinja2-like template engine.If you create a site with Zola, Vincent would appreciate you adding your site to the EXAMPLES file in the repository.You can also take a look at the source for this website which is currently built with Zola.Vincent ProuilletPersonal Site@20100ProuilletZolaZola WebsiteZola ForumTools/Crates used by Zolapulldown-cmark (Markdown)syntec (Syntax highlighting using Sublime Text definitions)rayon (Parallel computation...
2019-12-1953 minSoftware SessionsLoad Balancing and HAProxy with Daniel CorbettDaniel is the Director of Product at HAProxy Technologies.This episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.Theme music is 12:30 AM by Crystal Cola.LinksHAProxy Community EditionHAProxy Technologies Blog@danielcorbett_KeepalivedLinux Virtual ServerNginxEnvoyTimestamps and Transcript are coming soon.
2019-12-0747 minSoftware SessionsChoosing the Right Job with Cassidy WilliamsCassidy is a developer and instructor at React Training and the Director of Outreach at cKeys, a Seattle based organization that promotes learning electronics through mechanical keyboards. She previously worked at Amazon, CodePen, L4 Digital, Clarifai, and Venmo. However, she's probably best known for promoting diversity in tech, creating cool mechanical keyboards, and making memes.CassidyPersonal Website@cassidooCurrent WorkReact TrainingcKeysKeyboardsFollow your dreams (literally): How I designed and launched the Official Scrabble KeyboardAstrolokeys (Collaboration with Amy Wibowo)Notes App
2019-11-2141 minSoftware SessionsBuilding Scalable Systems Safely in Ruby with Samuel WilliamsSamuel is a member of the Ruby core team. He's working on making it safer and easier to write scalable applications in Ruby.Conference Talks:Fibers are the Right SolutionThe Journey to One MillionPosts:Asynchronous RubyFibers Are the Right SolutionEarly Hints and HTTP/2 Push with Falcon2019 Ruby Association GrantSource with comments on why the Global VM Lock existsRuby gems:AsyncFalconContact:@ioquatixSamuel's websiteTimestamps:0:51 - What's concurrency? What's parallelism?5:49...
2019-11-061h 30Software SessionsHow the Ruby Runtime Works with Aaron PattersonAaron is on both the ruby and rails core teams. He's best known for making puns, teaching others, and his contributions to the internals of ruby. Lately he's been focusing on a compacting garbage collector for ruby.This episode originally aired on Software Engineering Radio.Timestamps:00:40 - What Aaron likes about Ruby04:43 - Interpreted vs Compiled07:00 - Why the ruby interpreter is written in C11:00 - Other good languages to write virtual machines?15:20 - Moving from an Interpreter (MRI) to Virtual Machine (YARV)18:50 - Why there's no manual compilation step in Ruby23:28 - Why...
2019-10-241h 09Software SessionsPod Hunt and Side Projects with Mubashar IqbalMubs is an amazingly prolific creator. He's built 85 side projects which are all listed on his website and was Product Hunt's Maker of the Year in 2016. His output is inspiring and he offers great advice on how to approach building side projects of your own.Mubashar IqbalPersonal Site@mubashariqbalProjectsProjectsPod HuntHacker News DayWill Robots Take My Job?Pod Hunt StackLaravelLaravel ForgeTailwind CSSVueJSMySQLTimestamps01:14 - What's Pod Hunt?03:42 - How are people using Pod Hunt?08:42 - Why Pod Hunt isn't a native app yet11:25 - How long to...
2019-10-1057 minSoftware SessionsHow to Teach Programming with FelienneFelienne is an associate professor at Leiden University who brings a unique perspective on programming education backed by scientific research. She also runs the Programming Education Research Lab (PERL) in order to study the best ways to teach programming.Keynote at Strange LoopHow to Teach Programming (and other things?)Related Research PapersHow is Programming Taught at Code ClubsThe Effect of Reading Code Aloud on Comprehension: An Empirical Study with School StudentsCode PhonologyWhy Minimal Guidance During Instruction Does Not WorkCognitive Architecture and Instructional Design: 20 Years LaterPapers by Brianna MorrisonFelienneBlogTwitterPublicationsSoftware...
2019-09-271h 01Software SessionsHow HTTP Works with Julia EvansJulia Evans is best known for her zines and blog posts that break down technical topics in a friendly way. She has written educational material on everything from Linux system calls to working with managers.She joins us to talk about what she learned while writing her latest zine: HTTP: Learn your browser's language.Timestamps:0:50 - Why write a zine about HTTP?1:21 - What's a header that could break your site?2:50 - What does HTTP look like?5:58 - What headers are most important?8:39 - Response Codes12:26 - Authentication14:57 - Cookies18:37 - Using browser...
2019-09-161h 12Software SessionsRust in Production with Armin RonacherTopics:Deciding when to use RustConcurrency in RustWhen to create a separate serviceIntroducing Rust at SentryChallenges of writing Python modules in RustCreating Symbolicator, a Rust web service that processes debug filesUsing Actix to create SymbolicatorWhy Rust doesn't need a Django or Rails equivalentConcerns about the stability of the Rust ecosystem and the lack of shared solutionsWhat's missing in the Rust ecosystemWhy developers need better debugging toolsIf you're interested in helping Armin build an open source debugging community, reach out to him via e-mail or twitter.This episode is part of the Rustacean Station feed...
2019-09-131h 01
Sanity and SocietyWhy Carl Jung 👨🏫was a Mermaid 🧜♀️with Beth Martens☯️Beth Martens is a relationship and business coach who draws from development in both personal and professional realms. During a protracted battle with physical illness, Beth explored her own archetypal composition with the aid of "Sacred Contracts," a book by Caroline Myss. Beth reached an epiphany regarding the interaction between mental and physical health which she now considers her mission to share with others. With an impressive background in business and a love of archetypal analysis, Beth is a valuable ally to any healer.❇️Her passion for "alchemizing" or synthesizing positive archetypes and redeeming poorly understood self-states is palpable in our in...
2019-09-021h 45
Fox Takes: a psychology and psychotherapy "FoxCast"Why Carl Jung 👨🏫was a Mermaid 🧜♀️with Beth Martens☯️Beth Martens is a relationship and business coach who draws from development in both personal and professional realms. During a protracted battle with physical illness, Beth explored her own archetypal composition with the aid of "Sacred Contracts," a book by Caroline Myss. Beth reached an epiphany regarding the interaction between mental and physical health which she now considers her mission to share with others. With an impressive background in business and a love of archetypal analysis, Beth is a valuable ally to any healer.
❇️Her passion for "alchemizing" or synthesizing positive archetypes and redeeming poorly understood self-states is palpable in our inter...
2019-09-021h 46
Hero of the WeekFelicia Bösenkopf setzt ein Zeichen gegen den KrebsAuch diese Woche spreche ich mit einer echten Heldin. Felicia Bösenkopf, bzw "Fe", wie sie alle nennen, ist 20 Jahre jung und die Gründerin von "Stimmen gegen Krebs". Eine Organisation mit der Vision, Menschen zusammen zu bringen und ein Zeichen gegen den Krebs zu setzen.
2019-02-1928 min
Mutations#04 Dr Becca Segall Tarnas - Recovering the Imaginal with J.R.R. Tolkien and C.G. JungBecca is a scholar, artist, counseling astrologer, and editor of Archai: The Journal of Archetypal Cosmology. Her dissertation, which is the subject of our podcast this episode, is titled “The Back of Beyond: The Red Books of C.G. Jung and J.R.R. Tolkien.”
2019-02-141h 08
Jung & Naiv#386 - Albrecht von Lucke über Demokratie & Kapitalismus - Jung & NaivPolitik für Desinteressierte
Wir sind zu Gast in der Redaktion der "Blätter für deutsche & internationale Politik" und treffen Albrecht von Lucke, der seit 2003 Redakteur des Magazins ist. Albrecht ist nicht nur Journalist, sondern auch Jurist und Politikwissenschaftler. Wie er in den Publizismus gekommen ist, klären wir im Interview.
Womit Albrecht im Vorfeld nicht gerechnet hat: Es geht um seine Person. Wie wurde er ein politischer Mensch? Gab's oft Streit mit den Eltern? Warum ist er zur Bundeswehr gegangen und was hat er als Matrose gemacht? Warum hat er Jura und Politikwissenschaften studiert? Warum besitzt er kein Hand...
2018-11-111h 47Jung & Naiv#352 - SPD-Experte & Politikwissenschaftler Gero Neugebauer - Jung & NaivPolitik für Desinteressierte
Gero forscht seit Jahrzehnten zur deutschen Parteienlandschaft und gilt zudem als ausgewiesener SPD-Experte. Er hat Bücher zur damaligen PDS, zum Staatsapparat der DDR und zu politischen Milieus in Deutschland geschrieben
Mit Gero geht's kurz um seine Biografie: Wie ist er in Berlin und in der SPD gelandet? Warum hat er sich so sehr für das DDR-System interessiert? Was haben SED-Ortsvereine mit SPD-Ortsvereinen gemeinsam? Ist die SPD von 1968 noch dieselbe wie heute? Wie stabil ist das System der heutigen BRD wirklich? Könnten CDU und SPD bald fusionieren? Was spricht dafür, was dagegen?
Es geht...
2018-02-111h 22
Aufwachen!Ingo-BingoDienstag, 6. Februar 2018, 15:38 UhrWir reden heute mit Jeremy Cliffe über die Groko-Findung und den Brexit. Als Economist-Büroleiter in Berlin hat er zu beidem mehr zu sagen als die hießigen Journalisten. Deren Theater zum Familiennachzug gucken wir kurz, die Diesel-Themenwoche breiten wir etwas länger aus. Bei beiden Themen fällt den Abendnachrichten der Journalismus schwer. Und dann laden sie auch noch HG Maaßen ein, der Oma Erna vor Kindern (”Zeitbomben” des IS) warnt. Einfach schäbig. Claus Kleber erzählt als Talk-Gast einer Sofa-Sendung, was er unter Journalismus versteht. Wir verstehen es nicht.
Wir danken...
2018-02-064h 11Aufwachen!Ingo-BingoDienstag, 6. Februar 2018, 15:38 UhrWir reden heute mit Jeremy Cliffe über die Groko-Findung und den Brexit. Als Economist-Büroleiter in Berlin hat er zu beidem mehr zu sagen als die hießigen Journalisten. Deren Theater zum Familiennachzug gucken wir kurz, die Diesel-Themenwoche breiten wir etwas länger aus. Bei beiden Themen fällt den Abendnachrichten der Journalismus schwer. Und dann laden sie auch noch HG Maaßen ein, der Oma Erna vor Kindern (”Zeitbomben” des IS) warnt. Einfach schäbig. Claus Kleber erzählt als Talk-Gast einer Sofa-Sendung, was er unter Journalismus versteht. Wir verstehen es nicht.
Wir danken...
2018-02-064h 11Aufwachen!ScaremyFreitag, 17. November 2017, 12:05 UhrHeute redet Tilo mit Jeremy Scahill. Vielleicht ist er der Prototyp des neuen Journalisten, allein vom Inhalt getrieben findet er ständig neue Formen vom Buch zum Film, vom Experten vor der Fernsehkamera zum Interview-Gastgeber mit eigenem Podcast. Lasst euch inhaltlich überraschen, Stefan weiß auch von nichts. Im Vorfeld reden wir kurz über Jamaika, also über Gespräche, die nicht gescheitert sind, sondern von zu vielen Kalkülen verzerrt verlängert werden müssen. Die Ursache dafür ist bei den Medien zu suchen. Und außerdem: wieder tolle Audiokommentare.
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2017-11-171h 52Aufwachen!ScaremyFreitag, 17. November 2017, 12:05 UhrHeute redet Tilo mit Jeremy Scahill. Vielleicht ist er der Prototyp des neuen Journalisten, allein vom Inhalt getrieben findet er ständig neue Formen vom Buch zum Film, vom Experten vor der Fernsehkamera zum Interview-Gastgeber mit eigenem Podcast. Lasst euch inhaltlich überraschen, Stefan weiß auch von nichts. Im Vorfeld reden wir kurz über Jamaika, also über Gespräche, die nicht gescheitert sind, sondern von zu vielen Kalkülen verzerrt verlängert werden müssen. Die Ursache dafür ist bei den Medien zu suchen. Und außerdem: wieder tolle Audiokommentare.
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