Six Degrees Podcast

In this episode, Steve and Craig are joined by Mike Lee from Appsterdam Foundation to talk about moving to Amsterdam, Patent Extortion and Product Engineering. This podcast was recorded during YOW 2011 in Brisbane. A big thank you  to Rob Dawson for suggesting to us at YOW that we interview Mike - this was one of the most interesting and funny interviews we have done so far. Download LinksMP3M4AOgg VorbisQuotesWhat makes a good speaker also makes a good teacherWhen you hear there's a guy dressed like a mariachi  .... that you have to see!When I saw magnetic smart covers I thought "Maybe my mom would like my old Ipad"Amsterdam is like a cross between Epcot Center and Burning ManLinksMike on TwitterMike's BlogMike in his Mariachi suit (with band!)Appsterdam (and Twitter)Apple weekly WednesdaysWWDCPatent TrollingExtortionAppsterdam Legal foundationLodsys - patent extortionistVideo of opening of the Lodsys packet (Operation Anthill)Article 1Shell CompaniesUS 25% of software purchasing marketUS Patent system bonedDelaware and Nevada LLC shell companies$100 and 10 mins to setup a shell companyRuby on Rails / Iphone comboADHDMany doubt the existence of ADHDMariachiMaking apps that don't suckSiriGarage Band - Accelerometer PianoiPhone and iPad Christmas CarolSpeed to cool - Craig SmithUtility KiltDecline of the USJacob ApplebaumAnti-IntellectualismEpcot CenterBurning ManAmsterdamAppsterdam Embassy ProgramAppsterdam DelftAppsterdam WarsawAppsterdam Meetup

In this episode, Steve and Craig get together and talk about some of the things that have been happening in the months that they haven't been recording. Download Links MP3M4AOgg VorbisLinksSpecification by Example - Gojko AdzicCucumberConcordioneasybJBehaveOctopressContinuous DeliverygithubCloudBeesherokuSeven Databases In Seven WeeksPostgreSQLMongoDBCouchDBHBaseRedisRiakNeo4JOracleInformixmemcachedpuppetchefRichard StallmanThe Innovators DilemmaThe Seven Day Weekend

In this episode, Craig recorded a special mashup episode with fellow podcasters Craig Smith from The Agile Revolution and Mark Derricutt from Illegal Argument. Special thanks to Mark for hosting and recording this episode whilst the two Craigs were in Auckland, New Zealand. Download Links MP3M4AOgg VorbisLinksAgile AcademyBuilding Quality InProject JigsawJava's historyContinuous DeliveryCowboy codingExtreme ProgrammingKanbanScrumDevOpsClean Code by "Uncle Bob" MartingithubStackOverflowgerritCourseraRise of software apprenticeshipPay it forwardCode reviewsRelease early, release oftenOffice SpacePair programmingTest Driven DevelopmentGitWhat does Monad mean?CitconClojureDave Thomas - Mature legacy seeking sexy new technology for fun and profitCode archeologyThe Two Ronnies

  In this episode Steve is joined by Renee Troughton from the Agile Revolution Podcast at YOW! 2012 talking to Fred George from Forward on Programmer Anarchy Download Links MP3M4AOgg VorbisLinksFred on TwitterForwardRenee on Twitter

In this episode, Steve talks to Ricky Ng-Adam from XinCheJian & Axel Quack from Gasmotorenfabrik & Ding Fabrik about Hackerspaces. This talk was recorded during XinCheJian open night in May 2012. Our apologies for taking so long in getting it out - Steve never got to do the Hackerspaces around the world series, but maybe publishing this might get him back onto it! Download Links MP3M4AOgg VorbisLinks XinCheJian - Hackerspace in Shanghai, ChinaDingFabrik, Köln - Fablab in Cologne, GermanyGasmotorenfabrik - Coworking Space in Cologne, GermanyRicky on Google PlusAxel on TwitterGold Coast TechSpaceList of HackerspacesChaos Computer ClubChaos Communication CongressHackerspaceLophiloThingiverseOpen Source ArchitectureBamboo Tent used by Cologne Coworking space when they first started (slide 13 onwards)Green SchoolChinese HackerspacesHackerspace PassportMakercampsMaker FaireMaker Fair Melbourne

In this episode, Steve, Craig & Craig Smith are joined by the "Queen of Retrospectives" Linda Rising to talk about cognitive science, training your brain, Agile and lots more. This podcast was recorded during YOW 2011 in Brisbane. Download Links MP3M4AOgg VorbisQuotes"So you at 35 or you at 40 are just beginning. Don't let anyone tell you that you are too old to learn, too old to go back to school,  get that degree or do whatever it is you want to do. Never feel you have invested a certain amount in any setting so that you can't change that. That will not be wasted and you should not be afraid, you should go forward.... fearless." LinksLinda Rising's websiteBuyer's Remorse - Washing of HandsAgile 2011 (Salt Lake City) keynoteLinda Rising on Collaboration, Bonobos and The BrainBonobosLinda Rising: Prejudices Can Alter Team WorkDeception and Estimation: How We Fool OurselvesCognitive ScienceMRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)CT Scans (X-ray Computed Tomography)Dan Areily - Predictably Irrational TED talkBehavioral EconomicsThe Agile Manifesto 10th Anniversary ReunionGrady BoochXPScrumAlistair CockburnCrystalDaily StandupsPair ProgrammingLeanContinuous DeliveryContinuous DesignSteve Denning - Customer DelightDan PinkJames Surowiecki - Wisdom of the Crowd Nigel Dalton - 6 decades of AgileBoeing 777Cabinet War RoomsDesign PatternFearless ChangeBrian MarickInfluence StrategiesSocial PsychologyRobert CialdiniSocial ProofRelated PodcastsThe Agile Revolution (Craig Smith is co-host on this one)The Brain Science PodcastOffice Hours (Dan Pink)Thanks to Craig Smith for joining us - Craig's intelligent questions were a good balance to Steve's :-)

In this episode, Steve and Craig are joined by software luminary, Dave Thomas, from Bedarra Research Labs. Amongst many other things, Dave is the person responsible for bringing the YOW! Conference to Australia. Download LinksMP3M4AOgg VorbisLinksYOW! ConferenceQUT (Queensland University of Technology)UQ (University of Queensland)AtlassianSpringSourceErik MeijerGoogle DartGoogle StrongtalkCameron PurdySimon Peyton JonesJohn HughesSoftware as a ServiceAslak HellesoyCucumberTony MorrisBarcamp QueenslandSecond LifeUncle Bob MartinPatrick LinskeyRails CampThoughtWorksOJ ReevesErlang Factory Lite in BrisbaneCCR (Microsoft Robotics)Erlang OTPLinda RisingTom and Mary PoppendieckRebecca Wirfs-BrockEric Evans

In this episode, Steve and Craig are joined by Michael Neale from Cloudbees to talk about Cloud, polyglot programming and much more! This podcast was recorded during Open Source Developers Conference 2011 at the Australian National University, Canberra . Download LinksMP3M4AOgg VorbisLinksMichael's Blog and TwitterCloud Bees (and Twitter)Google AppEngine Jenkins and CloudBees Deployer PluginGrails and CloudBees pluginCloudFoundryDroolsRedhatErlangRabbitMQZendeskHudson move to Eclipse and logo is Microsoft clipartEclipse FoundationControversy over Master/Slave terminologyGit SubversionOpenstackBigDataErgon Energy and the CloudSolution looking for a problemDSL for HadoopAmazon Hadoop - Elastic Map ReduceLuceneElastic SearchPolyglot ProgrammingThe idea of playing golfIllegal Argument PodcastNinefoldNetflixAmazon WebservicesAmazon Cloudfront Content Delivery NetworkCloudfoundry LiteRedisPlatform as a ServiceOprah Winfrey effectSlashdot effect

In this episode, Steve and Craig are joined by Jon Oxer and Hugh Blemings to talk about hardware hacking, Open hardware and the bold future that is 3D printing. This podcast was recorded during Open Source Developers Conference 2011 at the Australian National University, Canberra . Download LinksMP3M4AOgg VorbisLinks Jon's Blog and Twitter accountHugh's Blog and Twitter accountArduinoHam RadioOzLabsCanonicalBdale GarbeePractical Arduino bookHorowitz and HillMake MagazineCNCAndrew TridgellRusty RussellTridge - Linux Powered Coffee Roasting machinePaul MackerrasUnmanned Aerial Vehicle projectFlightGear AutopilotSambaFreetronicsSanguinoReprap 3D PrinterShieldlist.orgFukoshima Nuclear DisasterCheap Arduino based Geiger CountersChicker Coup Door OpenerHackerspacesBrisbane HackerspaceSteve's niece Emma on Australia's got talentRaspberry PIGold Coast Tech SpaceUK Games Industry in troubleEliteDisruptive technologyDebianLXDEMakerbotThingiverseReprap on CatalystUbuntuEmbedded Asterisk talk at Melbourne LCA 2009Hand gripMagazineAR15 lower receiver Weaponiverse and "The Rod"2nd Amendment1st AmendmentOpen ScienceUltrasound machines on EbayJetman (and TED Talk)Kinect HackingKinect for people with disabilitiesWheelchair partsSteve's Happy Hacking Tshirt from FSF

In this episode, Steve and Craig are joined by Perl Hackers , Jacinta Richardson, Paul Fenwick and Damian Conway to talk about Perl, Perl 6 and having fun with programming. This podcast was recorded during Open Source Developers Conference 2011 at the Australian National University, Canberra . Download LinksMP3M4AOgg VorbisLinksPaul's Twitter feedJacinta's Blog and Twitter feedDamian's Blog and wikipedia pageDamian's training company - ThoughtstreamPaul and Jacinta's company - Perl Training AustraliaPerlMelbourne Perl MongersPerl EventsCPANEmbed Perl in CInline CBioPerlCatalyst web frameworkDancer web frameworkThe Definitive Guide to Catalyst  by Kieren DimentEmbedded PerlPerl Best Practices by Damian ConwayModern PerlPaul's Awesome Things You've Missed in Perl talk at OSDC 2009MoosePerl 6ParrotNiecza - Perl 6 on MonoPerl 6 on Perl 5Klingon ModuleAcme::EyeDrops99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall by Andrew SavigeAcme::BleachProgramming in LatinReplacing error messages with HaikuLong TailPerl Weekly - out every MondayPerl Tips (subscribe at the bottom of the page)