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11.12.2021

I’m not judge nor jury nor executioner. Antione will do what he must spoke Zarathustra. I’m asleep with eyes, owen. (and austin lmao) I want to play Magic against people with screen heads ande without screen heads. Pain thus had ...

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11.12.2021 screen Zuck for cancer I’m not judge nor jury nor executioner. Antione will do what he must spoke Zarathustra. I’m asleep with eyes, owen. (and austin lmao) I want to play Magic against people with screen heads ande without screen heads. Pain thus had ...
11.12.2021 Was Vic Gundotra a plant to make Google+, then make Google+Facebook? Zuck’s father might be controlled by Larry Ellison. Look at the mask in this picture. Darth Vader? What bullshit is that? Also, who made Phil Hellmuth act like a wizard. It was NOT me. I promise you it was not ...
11.12.2021 This is a song I wrote with a girl I met in a psychiatric hospital. Stop punishing artists and homeless people. facebook is quora?
11.12.2021 How is Amazon so powerful? Because they work very hard and have an inspirational CEO. Thank you to Jeff Bezos for inspiring my work ethic. Jack Dorsey, please reactivate my Twitter accounts. Software Engineering Daily offers free subscriptions to the SE Daily app for 1 ...
11.11.2021 Is Elizabeth Holmes John Carreyrou and John Kerry is a monster? PLEASE join softwareengineeringdaily.com/slack so i can know wtf is going on https://softwaredaily.substack.com doesn’t allow you to inspect element anymore LOOL elementl much?? Software Engineering Daily considers the case
11.10.2021 #FREEZUCK \| ?masked…?… !(DOCTORS)!! Software Engineering Daily invites Owen Frank Davis, Paul Davis, Kyle Davis, and Robbie Davis for a joint interview on the subject of reproduction and teething, as well as Lisch fascitis. Aledade and Kubernetes are both inconsiderate ideas for navigation. They ...
11.09.2021 Where is Edaena Salinas? My ex-girlfriend is missing and I am hoping to reach her. This song is a message to her potential enemies. See other recent episodes.
07.27.2021 Our Current Strategy We’ve been running Software Daily for 6 years. When we started it back in 2015, the goal was to create a software engineering podcast that was 60% as good as Software Engineering Radio, but aired with 5x the frequency. 5 ...
08.12.2019 Big Business with Tyler Cowen Large software companies have become a target for criticism. Google, Facebook, Amazon and other prominent technology giants find themselves under a kind of scrutiny that is reminiscent of banks in 2008 and oil companies in the early 1900s. Across the ...
08.09.2019 a16z Podcasting with Sonal Chokshi The a16z Podcast is a show that is produced by Andreessen Horowitz, an investment fund based in Silicon Valley. The a16z Podcast covers topics including software engineering, biology, media, cryptocurrencies and entrepreneurship. A16z is one of the most popular podcasts ...
07.26.2019 Software IPOs with Tomasz Tunguz Software companies such as Slack, Zoom, and Uber have recently gone public. When a company goes public, they issue a document called an S-1. Within the S-1, there is a wealth of information about the company, providing a detailed story ...
07.25.2019 Envoy Mobile with Matt Klein Envoy is an open source edge and service proxy that was originally developed at Lyft. Envoy is often deployed as a sidecar application that runs alongside a service and helps that service by providing features such as routing, rate limiting, ...
07.18.2019 Facebook Open Source Management with Tom Occhino Facebook has released open source software projects that have changed the industry. The most impactful projects to date are the React frontend user interface tools: ReactJS and React Native. Before React became popular, there were multiple competing solutions for the ...
07.15.2019 Facebook PHP with Keith Adams Facebook was built using PHP, a programming language that was used widely in the late 90s and early 2000s. PHP allows developers to get web applications built quickly and easily, although PHP has a reputation for being difficult to scale. ...
07.07.2019 You Are Not A Commodity (Keynote at Tikal Full Stack Tech Radar Day) Today’s episode is a keynote I gave at Full Stack Tech Radar Day in Tel Aviv. The talk is called “You Are Not a Commodity”. This talk is also available as a YouTube video. The slides can be accessed here. ...
06.19.2019 Infrastructure Wars with Sheng Liang Sheng Liang was the lead developer on the original Java Virtual Machine. Today he works as the CEO of Rancher Labs, a company building a platform on top of Kubernetes. Sheng joins the show to discuss his experiences in the ...
06.17.2019 Render: High Level Cloud with Anurag Goel Cloud computing was popularized in 2006 with the launch of Amazon Web Services. AWS allowed developers to use remote server infrastructure with a simple set of APIs. But even with AWS, it was still not simple to deploy and manage ...
06.14.2019 Elegant Puzzle with Will Larson Software engineering is an art and a science. To manage engineers is to manage artists and scientists. Software companies build practical tools like payment systems, messaging products, and search engines. Software tools are the underpinnings of our modern lives. You ...
05.31.2019 Service Mesh Wars with William Morgan A service mesh is an abstraction that provides traffic routing, policy management, and telemetry for a distributed application. A service mesh consists of a data plane and a control plane. In the data plane, a proxy runs alongside each service, ...
05.22.2019 Monolithic Repositories with Ciera Jaspan Google’s codebase is managed in a single monolithic repository. An engineer at Google can explore almost any area of the codebase within the entire company. In order to enable this, Google has built tooling to support the monolithic repo, including ...
05.17.2019 Facebook Strategy with Mike Vernal Facebook’s strategy is shaped by long term goals, short term requirements, and the available resources of the company. Long term goals are necessary for thinking through big decisions such as acquisitions, hardware product investments, and open source software ecosystems. To ...
05.10.2019 Airtable with Howie Liu Software engineering is harder than it should be. There are many people who have an app idea that they are not sure how to build. Some of these people are highly technical professionals like real estate agents, scientists, and accountants. ...
04.26.2019 Cloud with Eric Brewer RECENT UPDATES: FindCollabs is a company I started recently The FindCollabs Podcast is out! FindCollabs is hiring a React developer FindCollabs Hackathon #1 has ended! Congrats to ARhythm, Kitspace, and Rivaly for winning 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ($4,000, $1000, ...
04.19.2019 Products with Ryan Hoover RECENT UPDATES: Podsheets is our open source set of tools for managing podcasts and podcast businesses New version of Software Daily, our app and ad-free subscription service Software Daily is looking for help with Android engineering, QA, machine learning, and ...
04.12.2019 Bubbles with Haseeb Qureshi RECENT UPDATES: FindCollabs $5000 Hackathon Ends Saturday April 15th, 2019 New version of Software Daily, our app and ad-free subscription service Software Daily is looking for help with Android engineering, QA, machine learning, and more Haseeb Qureshi is an entrepreneur ...
04.02.2019 Blitzscaling with Chris Yeh Upcoming events: A Conversation with Haseeb Qureshi at Cloudflare on April 3, 2019 FindCollabs Hackathon at App Academy on April 6, 2019 Chris Yeh is an entrepreneur, investor, and author. He co-wrote Blitzscaling with LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman. Blitzscaling is ...
03.15.2019 GitLab with Sid Sijbrandij GitLab is an open source platform for software development. GitLab started with the ability to manage git repositories and now has functionality for collaboration, issue tracking, continuous integration, logging, and tracing. GitLab’s core business is selling to enterprises who want ...
03.08.2019 Netlify with Mathias Biilmann Christensen Cloud computing started to become popular in 2006 with the release of Amazon EC2, a system for deploying applications to virtual machines sitting on remote data center infrastructure . With cloud computing, application developers no longer needed to purchase expensive ...
02.12.2019 Uber’s Monitoring Platform with Rob Skillington Uber manages the car rides for millions of people. The Uber system must remain operational 24/7, and the app involves financial transactions and the safety of passengers. Uber infrastructure runs across thousands of server instances and produce terabytes of monitoring ...
02.01.2019 Engineering Philosophy with Tyler Cowen Tyler Cowen’s book Stubborn Attachments outlines a framework that individuals can use to make decisions grounded in economic philosophy. In his previous books, Tyler examined recent economic history. Stubborn Attachments gives his perspective for navigating the future. Tyler is a ...
01.31.2019 Architects of Intelligence with Martin Ford Artificial intelligence is reshaping every aspect of our lives, from transportation to agriculture to dating. Someday, we may even create a superintelligence–a computer system that is demonstrably smarter than humans. But there is widespread disagreement on how soon we could ...
01.30.2019 Anatomy of Next: New World with Mike Solana Mars is a cold, inhospitable planet far from earth. It presents one of the most complex challenges faced by engineers: how can we create a new world? To create a new world, first we have to get there. We can ...
01.29.2019 Likewar: The Weaponization of Social Media with P.W. Singer Social media has transformed our lives. It has also transformed how wars are fought. P.W. Singer’s new book “Likewar: The Weaponization of Social Media” describes the far-reaching impact of social media on the tactics and strategies used by military, business, ...
01.28.2019 Software Chasms with Martin Casado Infrastructure software can be a great business. An infrastructure software company sells core technology to a large enterprise such as a bank or insurance company. This software has near zero marginal cost and generates a large annuity for the infrastructure ...
01.15.2019 Notebooks at Netflix with Matthew Seal Netflix has petabytes of data and thousands of workloads running across that data every day. These workloads generate movie recommendations for users, create dashboards for data analysts to study, and reshape data in ETL jobs, to make it more accessible ...
01.10.2019 Zeit: Serverless Cloud with Guillermo Rauch Serverless computing is a technique for deploying applications without an addressable server. A serverless application is running on servers, but the developer does not have access to the server in the traditional sense. The developer is not dealing with IP ...
01.08.2019 Multicloud with Ben Hindman Most applications today are either deployed to on-premise environments or deployed to a single cloud provider. Developers who are deploying on-prem struggle to set up complicated open source tools like Kafka and Hadoop. Developers who are deploying to a cloud ...
01.07.2019 Stateful Kubernetes with Saad Ali In a cloud infrastructure environment, failures happen regularly. The servers can fail, the network can fail, and software bugs can crash your software unexpectedly. The amount of failures that can occur in cloud infrastructure is one reason why storage is ...
01.04.2019 Kong API Platform with Marco Palladino When a user makes a request to product like The New York Times, that request hits an API gateway. An API gateway is the entry point for an external request. An API gateway serves several purposes: authentication, security, routing, load ...
11.07.2018 Computer Architecture with Dave Patterson An instruction set defines a low level programming language for moving information throughout a computer. In the early 1970’s, the prevalent instruction set language used a large vocabulary of different instructions. One justification for a large instruction set was that ...
11.05.2018 Commons Clause with Kevin Wang Open source software powers everything we do on the Internet. Google runs on Linux servers. Content sites are served by WordPress. Our data is queued in Kafka clusters and stored in MongoDB instances. The success of an open source project ...
11.02.2018 Scaling Lyft with Matt Klein Matt Klein has worked for three rapidly growing Internet companies. At AWS, he worked on EC2, the compute-as-a-service product that powers a large percentage of the Internet. At Twitter, he helped scale the infrastructure in the chaotic days before Twitter’s ...
10.31.2018 Diffbot: Knowledge Graph API with Mike Tung Google Search allows humans to find and access information across the web. A human enters an unstructured query into the search box, the search engine provides several links as a result, and the human clicks on one of those links. ...
10.22.2018 Google JavaScript with Malte Ubl Google Search is a highly interactive JavaScript application. As you enter a query, results are being automatically suggested to you before you even finish typing. When you press enter, some of your search results may be widgets that represent the ...
10.11.2018 Generative Models with Doug Eck Google Brain is an engineering team focused on deep learning research and applications. One growing area of interest within Google Brain is that of generative models. A generative model uses neural networks and a large data set to create new ...
10.08.2018 Airbnb Engineering with Surabhi Gupta Airbnb began in 2008 as a monolithic Rails application serving the simple purpose of listing homes for rental. Over time, the number of listings increased dramatically, as did the number of people who were renting. With that scale, the Rails ...
09.28.2018 Prisma: GraphQL Infrastructure with Soren Bramer Schmidt GraphQL allows developers to communicate with all of their different data backends through a consistent query interface. A GraphQL query can be translated into queries to MySQL, MongoDB, ElasticSearch, or whatever kind of API or backend is needed to fulfill ...
09.11.2018 Real Estate Machine Learning with Or Hiltch Stock traders have access to high volumes of information to help them make decisions on whether to buy an asset. A trader who is considering buying a share of Google stock can find charts, reports, and statistical tools to help ...
08.24.2018 Build Faster with Nader Dabit Building software today is much faster than it was just a few years ago. The tools are higher level, and abstract away tasks that would have required months of development. Much of a developer’s time used to be spent optimizing ...
08.08.2018 Self-Driving Engineering with George Hotz In the smartphone market there are two dominant operating systems: one closed source (iPhone) and one open source (Android). The market for self-driving cars could play out the same way, with a company like Tesla becoming the closed source iPhone ...

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screen Zuck for cancer

Was Vic Gundotra a plant to make Google+, then make Google+Facebook?

This is a song I wrote with a girl I met in a psychiatric hospital. Stop punishing artists and homeless people.

How is Amazon so powerful?

Is Elizabeth Holmes John Carreyrou and John Kerry is a monster?

#FREEZUCK | ?masked…?… !(DOCTORS)!!

Where is Edaena Salinas?

Our Current Strategy

Big Business with Tyler Cowen

a16z Podcasting with Sonal Chokshi

Software IPOs with Tomasz Tunguz

Envoy Mobile with Matt Klein

Facebook Open Source Management with Tom Occhino

Facebook PHP with Keith Adams

You Are Not A Commodity (Keynote at Tikal Full Stack Tech Radar Day)

Infrastructure Wars with Sheng Liang

Render: High Level Cloud with Anurag Goel

Elegant Puzzle with Will Larson

Service Mesh Wars with William Morgan

Monolithic Repositories with Ciera Jaspan

Facebook Strategy with Mike Vernal

Airtable with Howie Liu

Cloud with Eric Brewer

Products with Ryan Hoover

Bubbles with Haseeb Qureshi

Blitzscaling with Chris Yeh

GitLab with Sid Sijbrandij

Netlify with Mathias Biilmann Christensen

Uber’s Monitoring Platform with Rob Skillington

Engineering Philosophy with Tyler Cowen

Architects of Intelligence with Martin Ford

Anatomy of Next: New World with Mike Solana

Likewar: The Weaponization of Social Media with P.W. Singer

Software Chasms with Martin Casado

Notebooks at Netflix with Matthew Seal

Zeit: Serverless Cloud with Guillermo Rauch

Multicloud with Ben Hindman

Stateful Kubernetes with Saad Ali

Kong API Platform with Marco Palladino

Computer Architecture with Dave Patterson

Commons Clause with Kevin Wang

Scaling Lyft with Matt Klein

Diffbot: Knowledge Graph API with Mike Tung

Google JavaScript with Malte Ubl

Generative Models with Doug Eck

Airbnb Engineering with Surabhi Gupta

Prisma: GraphQL Infrastructure with Soren Bramer Schmidt

Real Estate Machine Learning with Or Hiltch

Build Faster with Nader Dabit

Self-Driving Engineering with George Hotz