Our 6th annual year-end wrap-up episode! This time we’re featuring 12 (yes, 12!) listener voice mails, our favorite episodes of the year & some insanely cool Breakmaster Cylinder beats made just for this occasion. Thanks for listening! 💚
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Featuring:
Show Notes:
Arthur Maltson’s favs:
- Friends #11: An aberrant generation of programmers with Justin Searls & Landon Gray
- Interviews #551: DX on DX with Abi Noda
- Interviews #453: Leading leaders who lead engineers with Lara Hogan
Hal’s favs:
- Interviews #524: Mainframes are still a big thing with Cameron Seay
- Interviews #545: Rebuilding DevOps from the ground up with Adam Jacob
- Friends #20: Beat freak in residence with BMC
- Changelog News
Rory O’Connor’s favs:
Brett Cannon’s favs:
- Interviews #565: Pushing back on unconstrained capitalism with Cory Doctorow
- Interviews #558: Open source is at a crossroads with Steve O’Grady
- Interviews #549: Storytime with Steve Yegge
- Interviews #537: Hard drive reliability at scale with Andy Klein
- Special: Next Level
- Interviews #553: 30 years of Debian with Jonathan Carter
- Interviews #533: A new path to full-time open source with Filippo Valsorda
- Interviews #524: Mainframes are still a big thing with Cameron Seay
- Interviews #523: Just Postgres with Craig Kerstiens
Jarvis Yang’s favs:
Jamie Curnow’s favs:
- Interviews #540: Engineering management (for the rest of us) with Sarah Drasner
- Interviews #527: What it takes to scale engineering with Rachel Potvin
- Friends #16: The beginning of the end of physical media with Christina Warren
- Changelog Beats!
AJ Kerrigan’s favs:
- Interviews #553: 30 years of Debian with Jonathan Carter
- Interviews #547: Efficient Linux at the CLI with Danil J. Barrett
- Friends #15: #define: a game of fake definitions
- JS Party #299: Tech by Choice with Valerie Phoenix
- Friends #20: Beat freak in residence with BMC
Alex’s favs:
- Friends #23: The state of the 2023 tech market with Gergely Orosz
- Interviews #535: Examining capitalism’s chokepoints with Cory Doctorow
- Interviews #565: Pushing back on unconstrained capitalism with Cory Doctorow
- Interviews #534: LLMs break the internet with Simon Willison
Schalk Neethling’s favs:
- Friends #11: An aberrant generation of programmers with Justin Searls & Landon Gray
- JS Party #288: Refined thinking with Jim Nielsen
- Friends #12: You call it tech debt I call it malpractice with Kris Brandow
- Go Time #291: Go templating using Templ
- Friends #18: Human skills to pay the bills with KBall
- JS Party #299: Tech by Choice with Valerie Phoenix
- Cory Doctorow on restoring the dream of tech workers - YouTube
- Matteo Collina on how he believes AWS fooled devs & sabotaged the industry (to make more money) - YouTube
- Unpopular opinion! We’ll move from streaming back to owning content - YouTube
Tillman Jex’s favs:
- Interviews #549: Storytime with Steve Yegge
- Interviews #565: Pushing back on unconstrained capitalism with Cory Doctorow
- Friends #7: Dear Red Hat… with Jeff Geerling
Jamie Tanna’s favs:
Adam’s favs:
- Friends #17: Kaizen! Slightly more instant
- Interviews #557: Attack of the Canaries! with Haroon Meer from Thinkst
Jerod’s favs:
- Interviews #526: Git with your friends featuring Mat Ryer
- Interviews #532: Bringing Whisper and LLaMA to the masses with Georgi Gerganov
Also mentioned:
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