We chat with Colin Fleming about developing a Clojure IDE in Kotlin, and how Clojure has taught him to think differently when resolving problems, even in Kotlin!
For links to show notes, please visit talkingkotlin.com
https://soundcloud.com/user-38099918/writing-a-clojure-ide-in-kotlin
Episode Summary: Today I sat down with Tomáš Mikolov, my fellow Czech countryman whom most of you will know through his work on word2vec. But Tomáš has many more interesting things to say beside word2vec (although we cover word2vec too!): his beginnings with 8bit graphics and games, living in NY…
Basecamp CEO Jason Fried says too many people find it difficult to get work done at the workplace. His company enforces quiet offices, fewer meetings, and different collaboration and communication practices. The goal is to give employees bigger blocks of time to be truly productive.
https://hbr.org/ideacast/2016/12/restoring-sanity-to-the-office
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Listen as Gary and Kelly discuss the differences between AppSec and software security, how mental illness affects her analytical security outlook, and more.
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Kafka is a distributed log for producers and consumers to publish messages to each other. We’ve done many shows about Kafka as a key building block for distributed systems, but we often leave out the discussion of the complexities of setting up Kafka and monitoring it. Kafka deployments can be a complex piece of software to manage.
Tom Crayford is an engineer at Heroku, where he helped engineer the recent Heroku Kafka product, which is a managed version of Apache Kafka. Our conversation explored the use cases of Kafka and how to build Kafka as a cloud service at scale. For more information about Heroku Kafka, check out an upcoming webinar.
Full disclosure: Heroku is a sponsor of Software Engineering Daily. That said, this is a topic I am genuinely interested in–it is often difficult to get cloud providers to talk in detail about how they are architecting their services.
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http://fizzleshow.co/115 - We love side projects. Most of our successful projects started out as side projects during full time employment.
But finding the balance between a side project and a day job often feels impossible.
Then you try to throw in a little time for yourself outside of the jobs and side projects and the whole thing topples over.
So, if so many businesses are started out as side projects, how can we balance both staying employed for as long as necessary and finding enough time to build our side project?
That’s what we get into in the show today, complete with several examples of very successful businesses today that were once started as side projects.
Enjoy!
https://soundcloud.com/fizzleco/how-to-manage-a-side-project-with-a-full-time-job-fs115
Mike Williams, President and CEO of the David Allen Company joins Katie and David to talk about the GTD methodology, the tech he uses to get things done, implementing the 5 steps and common pitfalls and solutions.
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