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December 23, 2015 Hiring Engineers with Ammon Bartram
“Humans are the most complicated thing out there – judging human skill is extremely hard, there’s all kinds of ways that people can be good.” Triplebyte is a technical hiring platform that vets engineers using a comprehensive evaluation platform and connects them to companies that are interesting in hiring them. Triplebyte was part of the Y Combinator summer class of 2015. Ammon Bartram is the Chief Data Officer and cofounderContinue reading...
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November 10, 2015Knowledge-Based Programming with Stephen Wolfram
“The cloud as an environment – I had thought it was a purely utilitarian kind of thing. What I realized is that it’s a fascinating centralized repository of computation.”
Wolfram Research makes computing software powered by the Wolfram language, a knowledge-based programming language that draws from symbolic and functional programming paradigms.
Stephen Wolfram is the Founder and CEO of Wolfram Research, and also the author of A New Kind of Science.
Questions
What inspired you to start Wolfram Research?
What is the Wolfram language?
How does the Wolfram language benefit from thinking of itself as a functional language?
How are your different pieces of software wired through the Wolfram language?
What is your book A New Kind of Science about?
Are we living in a simulation?
Is fear of AI a legitimate concern, and if so what preventative measures can we take?
Links
Wolfram Research
Mathematica: what is symbolic programming?
A New Kind of Science
Stephen on Twitter
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November 10, 2015 Knowledge-Based Programming with Stephen Wolfram
“The cloud as an environment – I had thought it was a purely utilitarian kind of thing. What I realized is that it’s a fascinating centralized repository of computation.”

Wolfram Research makes computing software powered by the Wolfram language, a knowledge-based programming language that draws from symbolic and functional programming paradigms.

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1h 21min
October 30, 2015Treehouse with Ryan Carson
“[As adults] we get overly serious, and a lot of the fun goes out of learning, so I think what we’re trying to do is make Treehouse delightful.”
Treehouse is an online school that teaches software development, design and strategy.
Ryan Carson is the CEO and Founder of Treehouse.
Questions
What did the online software education space look like when you started Treehouse in 2011?
Is there a community aspect to Treehouse?
What was the state of web development when you began Treehouse, and where is it going?
Why did Treehouse at one point have no managers in the company?
What will the Treehouse Data Science curriculum look like?
What is the moonshot goal of Treehouse?
Links
Treehouse
Manager Tools Podcast
The Naive Optimist
Ryan on Twitter
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October 30, 2015 Treehouse with Ryan Carson
“[As adults] we get overly serious, and a lot of the fun goes out of learning, so I think what we’re trying to do is make Treehouse delightful.”

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43min
October 23, 2015Poker to Programming with Haseeb Qureshi
“If I was trying to learn coding on my own, to the level that App Academy was able to teach me, it definitely would have taken me significantly longer.”
Haseeb Qureshi is an former high-stakes poker player who pivoted to web development. He is an instructor at App Academy in San Francisco.
Questions
How did you transition from poker to programming?
Were to drawn to programming because of the flow state?
What happens on day one of a coding bootcamp?
Why does App Academy teach Ruby on Rails?
How did you transition from student to instructor at App Academy?
Why do people get imposter syndrome?
Links
Effective Altruism
Cracking the Coding Bootcamp – The Definitive Guide
App Academy
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October 23, 2015 Poker to Programming with Haseeb Qureshi
“If I was trying to learn coding on my own, to the level that App Academy was able to teach me, it definitely would have taken me significantly longer.”

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October 07, 2015Automating the CS Classroom with Prah Veluvolu
Mimir is a platform that helps schools scale up their computer science program.
It provides automated code grading, plagiarism checking, code quality analysis and additional course management tools.
Prah Veluvolu is the CEO and Co-founder of Mimir. He studied at Purdue University and participated in the Boiler Startup Accelerator before graduating from the Y Combinator Summer 2015 class.
Questions
Why did you start Mimir?
What are the pain points when using PHP and the LAMP stack?
Can you describe the process of migrating from PHP to Rails?
How are computer science teachers responding to this product?
How valuable has the Y Combinator network been?
What is an engineering challenge you’re working on right now?
Links
Mimir
Moss Plagiarism Checker
Amazon Machine Learning
Piazza Q&A Platform
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October 07, 2015 Automating the CS Classroom with Prah Veluvolu
Mimir is a platform that helps schools scale up their computer science program. It provides automated code grading, plagiarism checking, code quality analysis and additional course management tools.

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51min
September 25, 2015ChickTech with Janice Levenhagen
ChickTech is a nonprofit focused on getting and keeping women in tech.
ChickTech: High School builds girls’ confidence, teaches them vital skills, and introduces them to a wide range of technological interests, from robotics to game design to programming.
Janice Levenhagen is the Founder and Executive Director of ChickTech.
Questions
Why aren’t there more women in tech?
What was your experience in the tech industry and why were you compelled to leave?
How were you affected by imposter syndrome?
How are ChickTech high schoolers impacted by their experience in the program?
What is a “brogrammer”?
Links
ChickTech
Janice at TAO Oregon
ChickTech sparks young girls’ interest in technology
ChickTech on Twitter
ChickTech on Facebook
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