Software Engineering Daily

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Software Engineering Daily episodes

January 20, 2016 Apache Drill with Tomer Shiran
"It’s a great world to be a developer in. If you’re a developer today, you have so many tools and so many options."

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51 min
January 19, 2016 Machine Learning for Businesses with Joshua Bloom
“You’ve got software engineers who are interested in machine learning, and think what they need to do is just bring in another module and then that will solve their problem. It’s particularly important for those people to understand that this is a different type of beast.”

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58 min
January 18, 2016 Data Science with Srini Kadamati
“I really think that data science is like design in the sense that it’s a way of thinking.”

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1 hr 8 min
January 15, 2016 WebTorrent with Feross Aboukhadijeh
“The BitTorrent DHT is an amazing engineering feat and one of the coolest ideas in computer science, I think, because it works without any central coordination.”

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59 min
January 14, 2016 Django with Frank Wiles
“Don’t be so rigid in your methodologies and beliefs and whatever ecosystem you’re in. Everybody’s gotta be a little bit flexible because that rigidity doesn’t work. The only thing that we do as technologists that is rigid is that the compiler isn’t going to take a syntax error.”

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58 min
January 13, 2016 The Evolution of Rails with David Heinemeier Hansson
“Actually it’s more work to turn a table into a chair, than it is to just make a damn chair.”

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1 hr 3 min
January 12, 2016 The Ruby Community with Marty Haught
"Every time I’ve gone to a conference, there’s always been some new idea or some new way of working that I’ve been exposed to."

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1 hr
January 11, 2016 Learning Rails with Michael Hartl
“It really seemed like Rails just put everything together, so I thought well let’s give this thing a try, and I liked it.”

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1 hr 5 min
January 08, 2016 Soylent Engineering with John Coogan
“We saw a really great opportunity to build a food company that takes technology seriously from the ground up, and have that be our competitive advantage as we grow and scale.”

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44 min
January 07, 2016 Architecting Distributed Databases with Fangjin Yang
“The more you’re comfortable with this idea that everything is going to fail, the more you realize that it's a natural process of distributed systems, and it helps you write and architect better code.”

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49 min