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Here We Woe Again: Jenna Ortega, Creators Al Gough & Miles Millar 31:46

לפני 8 ימים31:46

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BE WARNED! This podcast will contain spoilers for Wednesday Season 2, episodes 1-4. Join host Caitlin Reilly each week as she takes you deep into the twisted world of Wednesday with an amazing group of guests! And producer Thing will be helping out to make sure everything goes to plan - well, mostly, anyway... In this episode: Jenna Ortega peels back the layers on the new tension between Wednesday and Enid. And that terrifying vision! Plus… Series showrunners Al Gough and Miles Millar reveal why they made Morticia Addams such a central character in this season, and what it means for Wednesday. Whether you’re a normie or an outcast, the Wednesday Season 2 Official Woecast will be the place for all things Nevermore! For more juicy details about Wednesday Season 2, head over to Tudum.com to get all of the latest updates. 1:15 Preparing for Season 2 3:25 Evolving Wednesday’s look for Season 2 4:12 Addams clan expands for Season 2 6:12 Joanna Lumley joining the cast 7:38 Wednesday and Enid's Friendship 9:00 Wednesday’s Vision 10:50 Jenna is a Producer 13:45 Al and Miles introduction 14:03 Wednesday takes down a Serial Killer 15:05 Intergenerational Relationships & the Addams Women 17:48 Catherine Zeta-Jones as Morticia in Season 2 20:48 Wednesday and Enid’s relationship 24:04 Steve Buscemi joining the cast 26:19 Wednesday’s popular! 27:45 Boy with the Clockwork Heart stop motion sequence…

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Table of Contents:

Prologue (02:32)
Chapter 1: It's Fine. (04:03)
Chapter 2: But What Are Errors? (09:19)
Chapter 3: Who's Responsible For Solving Problems? (26:53)
Chapter 4: We Should Panic (38:24)
Chapter 5: Go Is A Low Level Language (41:32) [Supporter Only]
Chapter 6: What Is The Go Team? (41:56)
Chapter 7: What's Next for Go? (50:41)
Chapter 8: Boundaries & Backpressure (59:08)
Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Proposals (59:39) [Supporter Only]
Appendix WASM: The New FFI (59:43)
Epilogue (01:05:36)

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(02:32) - Prologue
(04:03) - Chapter 1: It's Fine.
(09:19) - Chapter 2: But What Are Errors?
(26:53) - Chapter 3: Who's Responsible For Solving Problems?
(38:24) - Chapter 4: We Should Panic
(41:32) - Chapter 5: Go Is A Low Level Language [Supporter Only]
(41:56) - Chapter 6: What Is The Go Team?
(50:41) - Chapter 7: What's Next for Go?
(59:08) - Chapter 8: Boundaries & Backpressure
(59:39) - Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Proposals [Supporter Only]
(59:43) - Appendix WASM: The New FFI
(01:05:36) - Epilogue

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Go's Error Handling Is Handled

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Table of Contents:

Prologue (02:32)
Chapter 1: It's Fine. (04:03)
Chapter 2: But What Are Errors? (09:19)
Chapter 3: Who's Responsible For Solving Problems? (26:53)
Chapter 4: We Should Panic (38:24)
Chapter 5: Go Is A Low Level Language (41:32) [Supporter Only]
Chapter 6: What Is The Go Team? (41:56)
Chapter 7: What's Next for Go? (50:41)
Chapter 8: Boundaries & Backpressure (59:08)
Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Proposals (59:39) [Supporter Only]
Appendix WASM: The New FFI (59:43)
Epilogue (01:05:36)

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(02:32) - Prologue
(04:03) - Chapter 1: It's Fine.
(09:19) - Chapter 2: But What Are Errors?
(26:53) - Chapter 3: Who's Responsible For Solving Problems?
(38:24) - Chapter 4: We Should Panic
(41:32) - Chapter 5: Go Is A Low Level Language [Supporter Only]
(41:56) - Chapter 6: What Is The Go Team?
(50:41) - Chapter 7: What's Next for Go?
(59:08) - Chapter 8: Boundaries & Backpressure
(59:39) - Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Proposals [Supporter Only]
(59:43) - Appendix WASM: The New FFI
(01:05:36) - Epilogue

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Big Data Energy 1:18:29

לפני 3 ימים1:18:29

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In the years leading up to the current AI hype cycle we're currently all experiencing, there was another hype cycle: Big Data. In this episode, Kris is joined by Matt and Steve to discuss how the Big Data craze relates to the current Artificial Intelligence one, where Big Data ends and AI/ML begin, and so much more. We've also have a new episode of Break! We've decided that Break will be video first, so you can watch it on YouTube or in your favorite podcast app by going to: https://break.show/ep/5 . For our supporters, we have extra content, including a chapter about the importance of our ideas being grounded in truth. Not a supporter yet? You can fix that by heading over to https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe where you'll get not only extra content but also higher quality audio. Sign up today! Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Table of Contents: Prologue (02:49) Chapter 1: What is Big Data? (04:33) Chapter 2: Is AI/ML Big Data? (17:23) Chapter 3: Our Ideas must Touch Ground Truth [Supporter Only] (59:31) Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opionions & Panic and Recover (01:00:39) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Steve Klabnik - Host Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (02:49) - Prologue (04:33) - Chapter 1: What is Big Data? (17:23) - Chapter 2: Is AI/ML Big Data? (59:31) - Chapter 3: Our Ideas must Touch Ground Truth [Supporter Only] (01:00:39) - Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opionions & Panic and Recover…

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Championing A Cause 1:12:37

לפני 10 ימים1:12:37

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How do you make change happen effectively? In this episode, Matt is joined by Alex Sims to discuss championing a cause and making change happen within your organization. They discuss various strategies, including how to get started, different technical approaches, and how to deal with those who resist change. We've also have a new episode of Break! We've decided that Break will be video first, so you can watch it on YouTube or in your favorite podcast app by going to: https://break.show/ep/4 . For our supporters, we have extra content, including chapters on how observability factors into making change happen and how to deal with detractors and decrees from above. Not a supporter yet? You can fix that by heading over to https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe where you'll get not only extra content but also higher quality audio. Sign up today! Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Table of Contents: Prologue (01:39) Chapter 1: Alex's Background (02:04) Chapter 2: Becoming a Champion (08:02) Chapter 3: Dealing with Detractors [Supporter Only] (21:25) Chapter 4: Getting Started (22:10) Chapter 5: Dealing with Decrees [Supporter Only] (27:57) Chapter 6: Dealing with Detractors (continued) [Supporter Only] (28:29) Chapter 7: The Power of Observability (29:42) Chapter 8: Programming Languages (30:34) Chapter 9: Technical Debt (45:47) Chapter 10: Parting Advice (59:22) Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opinions (01:01:50) Epilogue (01:08:47) Hosts Matthew Sanabria - Host Kris Brandow - Producer Alex Sims - Guest Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (01:39) - Prologue (02:04) - Chapter 1: Alex's Background (08:02) - Chapter 2: Becoming a Champion (21:25) - Chapter 3: Dealing with Detractors [Supporter Only] (22:10) - Chapter 4: Getting Started (27:57) - Chapter 5: Dealing with Decrees [Supporter Only] (28:29) - Chapter 6: Dealing with Detractors (continued) [Supporter Only] (29:42) - Chapter 7: The Power of Observability (30:34) - Chapter 8: Programming Languages (45:47) - Chapter 9: Technical Debt (59:22) - Chapter 10: Parting Advice (01:01:50) - Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opinions (01:08:47) - Epilogue…

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AI Booster? AI Doomer? You're Wrong Either Way 1:20:39

לפני 17 ימים1:20:39

1:20:39

It's a rarity in recent years to have a conversation and not have the topic of AI brought up. There are those who think we're on the cusp of AI super-intelligence, those who think AI will destroy the job market, and those who completely write the entire thing off. What these conversations lack is nuance. In this episode, Kris is joined by Matt and Steve to bring some much needed nuance to the conversation around artificial intelligence. They discuss the history of AI; how everything old is new again, sometimes literally; why boosters and doomers are wrong; what intelligence actually is (in reference to computers); and so much more. We've also have a new episode of Break! We've decided that Break will be video first, so you can watch it on YouTube or in your favorite podcast app by going to: https://break.show/ep/3 . For our supporters, we have a whole bunch of extra content. This episode was one large, unstructured conversation, so we've included interludes of related or slightly tangential conversations as supporter content. Not a supporter yet? You can fix that by heading over to https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe where you'll get not only extra content but also higher quality audio. Sign up today! Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: How AI is Ruining the Electrical Grid Table of Contents: Prologue (03:12) Chapter 1: A Brief History of AI (04:35) Chapter 2: The AI Boom & Bust (09:00) Interlude: Why Are People Mad at Duolingo? [Supporter Only] (10:07) Chapter 3: The Problem Isn't AI, It's The Products (10:07) Interlude: Why AI Coding Assistants are like Debuggers [Supporter Only] (18:33) Interlude: Bankified Companies [Supporter Only] (20:22) Interlude: The Uber of Past Successes [Supporter Only] (23:30) Chapter 4: Why Everyone Is Wrong About AI (23:33) Interlude: How The Power Grid Works [Supporter Only] (36:34) Interlude: Congestion Pricing, Capacity Planning, & Subway Cars [Supporter Only] (42:10) Chapter 5: Startups Aren't Businesses [Supporter Only] (42:11) Chapter 6: The Machines Have Been Intelligent The Entire Time (42:39) Chapter 7: The Interface Is A Means To An End (53:14) Chapter 8: We Need More Naunce (01:02:08) Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opinions (01:10:29) Epilogue (01:15:58) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Steve Klabnik - Host Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (03:12) - Prologue (04:35) - Chapter 1: A Brief History of AI (09:00) - Chapter 2: The AI Boom & Bust (10:07) - Interlude: Why Are People Mad at Duolingo? [Supporter Only] (10:07) - Chapter 3: The Problem Isn't AI, It's The Products (18:33) - Interlude: Why AI Coding Assistants are like Debuggers [Supporter Only] (20:22) - Interlude: Bankified Companies [Supporter Only] (23:30) - Interlude: The Uber of Past Successes [Supporter Only] (23:33) - Chapter 4: Why Everyone Is Wrong About AI (36:34) - Interlude: How The Power Grid Works [Supporter Only] (42:10) - Interlude: Congestion Pricing, Capacity Planning, & Subway Cars [Supporter Only] (42:11) - Chapter 5: Startups Aren't Businesses [Supporter Only] (42:39) - Chapter 6: The Machines Have Been Intelligent The Entire Time (53:14) - Chapter 7: The Interface Is A Means To An End (01:02:08) - Chapter 8: We Need More Naunce (01:10:29) - Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opinions (01:15:58) - Epilogue…

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Versioning: We Did It To Ourselves 1:41:44

לפני 24 ימים1:41:44

1:41:44

Versioning! It's a topic that we all deal with on a daily basis, and yet it's a topic that many of us dread. Our ecosystems love semantic versioning, but many of us find it lacking for many of our use cases. In this episode, Kris and Matt are joined once again by Jamie and Steve to talk about versioning. The panel discusses what versioning is, when to use Semantic Versioning, whether identifiers and versions are the same thing, and so much more. Last week we shipped the first episode of our aftershow, Break. This week we're following it up with another installment! We've got a separate feed up and running for the aftershow, but for now we'll carry the first few episodes of it in this feed. You can listen to the episode by going to: https://break.show/ep/2 . Don't worry supporters, we've got a ton of extra content for you. As per usual with this panel, we got into quite a deep discussion around artificial intelligence, how it relates to meaning, and whether this whole thing might just disappear tomorrow. Not a supporter yet? You can fix that by heading over to https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe where you'll get not only extra content but also higher quality audio. Sign up today! Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: PrideVer Don't Do Agile, Be Agile You're not mature enough to release your first version as v1 XKCD: Workflow google/go-github jsdate.wtf Vehicle registration plates of the United Kingdom How To Build An Agent Robustness Principle Jamie's Salary History Matthew's Salary Transparency Table of Contents: Prologue (02:00) Chapter 1: An Early Unpopular Opinion! (05:32) Chapter 2: What Is A Version? (10:36) Chapter 3: Semantic Versioning (22:33) Chapter 4: Versioning For Humans (41:59) Chapter 5: Choosing A Versioning Scheme (01:04:37) Chapter 6: SemVer Metadata (01:11:50) Chapter 7: Versioning In The World [Supporter Only] (01:17:24) Chapter 8: With AI, Do We Need Versions? [Supporter Only] (01:29:34) Chapter 9: Will AI Go The Way of NFTs? [Supporter Only] (01:38:04) Chapter 10: Liberal What Accept (02:00:08) Chapter 11: Closing Thoughts (02:05:41) Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opinions (02:07:55) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Jamie Tanna - Host Steve Klabnik - Host Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (02:00) - Prologue (05:32) - Chapter 1: An Early Unpopular Opinion! (10:36) - Chapter 2: What Is A Version? (22:33) - Chapter 3: Semantic Versioning (41:59) - Chapter 4: Versioning For Humans (01:04:37) - Chapter 5: Choosing A Versioning Scheme (01:11:50) - Chapter 6: SemVer Metadata (01:17:24) - Chapter 7: Versioning In The World [Supporter Only] (01:29:34) - Chapter 8: With AI, Do We Need Versions? [Supporter Only] (01:38:04) - Chapter 9: Will AI Go The Way of NFTs? [Supporter Only] (02:00:08) - Chapter 10: Liberal What Accept (02:05:41) - Chapter 11: Closing Thoughts (02:07:55) - Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opinions…

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[Break] You're Now Less Wrong About REST 39:57

לפני 30 ימים39:57

39:57

Welcome to Break, a Fallthrough aftershow! After months of spending time after each recording of Fallthrough chatting, Kris and Matt decided it's time to record some of these chats and publish them to the world! In many ways the show's name is apropos: it's more like a watercooler break than a podcast recording and it's a break from the way we usually record podcast episodes. In this first episode, Kris, Matt, and Jamie discuss the recording of Fallthrough episode #28 . They talk more about OpenAPI and how it relates to REST and hypermedia, what layering brings to the table for APIs, and how change can start with just a single person. We hope you enjoy this new show and let us know if you like this content and format! Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Table of Contents: Prologue (00:45) OpenAPI (08:15) Layering (15:33) We Can Build This (33:21) Epilogue (38:40) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Jamie Tanna - Host Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (00:45) - Prologue (08:15) - OpenAPI (15:33) - Layering (33:21) - We Can Build This (38:40) - Epilogue…

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Why You're Wrong About REST 1:48:32

לפני 4 weeks1:48:32

1:48:32

The web has been around for nearly 40 years, yet despite its massive success, the principles that made it a success still prove elusive to most software engineers today. We've stumbled into a world where so called REST APIs are less RESTful than GraphQL, where most definitions of hypermedia are wrong, and where nuance has been replaced with "well actually". In this episode, Kris is joined by Matt, Jamie, and Steve to discuss REST, hypermedia, the Web (now at version 4.0!), where all of these came from, and so much more. For our long time listeners, you might remember hearing Kris and Matt discuss a potential after show. Well good news, they've finally recorded an episode! The first episode will be released in this feed, but subsequent episodes will have their own feed. You can listen to the episode by going to: https://break.show/ep/1 . The panel also discusses OpenAPI and how it relates to REST and hypermedia, but that chapter is for supporters only. Hear what the panel has to say about OpenAPI, along with other extended conversations, and higher quality audio! Get access by signing up at https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe . Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: Paper tigers and hidden dragons It is okay to use POST REST APIs must be hypertext-driven Table of Contents: Prologue (01:28) Chapter 1: What even is hypermedia? (02:30) Chapter 2: What is REST? (09:48) Chapter 3: The Uniform Interface (22:57) Chapter 4: Cookies are terrible [Supporter Only] (01:02:53) Chapter 5: and Web 4.0 (01:03:43) Chapter 6: OpenAPI [Supporter Only] (01:26:27) Chapter 7: An interlude and the future of the web [Supporter Only] (01:28:28) Epilogue (01:28:32) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Jamie Tanna - Host Steve Klabnik - Host Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (01:28) - Prologue (02:30) - Chapter 1: What even is hypermedia? (09:48) - Chapter 2: What is REST? (22:57) - Chapter 3: The Uniform Interface (01:02:53) - Chapter 4: Cookies are terrible [Supporter Only] (01:03:43) - Chapter 5: and Web 4.0 (01:26:27) - Chapter 6: OpenAPI [Supporter Only] (01:28:28) - Chapter 7: An interlude and the future of the web [Supporter Only] (01:28:32) - Epilogue…

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What Even Is A [Programming|Natural] Language? 1:10:30

לפני 5 weeks1:10:30

1:10:30

Whether you're talking to another person, talking to a computer, or just talking to yourself, we use languages every day. For a long time now, there's been a debate about whether natural languages and programming languages are distinct from each other. The creation of large language models and their ability to produce code from natural language has blurred these lines even further. In this episode, Kris is joined by Angelica, Matt, and guest co-host Steve Klabnik, to discuss language, what it means to know something, what it means to mean, and so much more. This conversation went so long that we accidentally recorded an entire extra episode! That episode is available as a bonus release in our feed. Supporters get even more conversation and higher quality audio! Get access by signing up at https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe . Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: Changelog Zulip discussion about overflows Language Machines Are We Smart Enough To Know How Smart Animals Are? Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together In The Cafeteria? How language shapes the way we think - Lera Boroditsky Table of Contents: Prologue (02:04) Chapter 1: Natural vs Programming (04:48) Chapter 2: What does it mean to know something? (20:15) Chapter 3: Language != Intelligence (37:32) Chapter 4: What if Kafka wrote America for the PowerPC? [Supporter Only] (43:43) Chapter 5: Spoken Language Is Different From Written Language [Supporter Only] (44:30) Chapter 6: Misinterpretation In Programming Language (47:44) Chapter 7: Is It Harder To Learn Natural or Programming Languages? [Supporter Only] (01:01:45) Epilogue (01:02:31) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Angelica Hill - Producer Steve Klabnik - Host Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (02:04) - Prologue (04:48) - Chapter 1: Natural vs Programming (20:15) - Chapter 2: What does it mean to know something? (37:32) - Chapter 3: Language != Intelligence (43:43) - Chapter 4: What if Kafka wrote America for the PowerPC? [Supporter Only] (44:30) - Chapter 5: Spoken Language Is Different From Written Language [Supporter Only] (47:44) - Chapter 6: Misinterpretation In Programming Language (01:01:45) - Chapter 7: Is It Harder To Learn Natural or Programming Languages? [Supporter Only] (01:02:31) - Epilogue…

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Language and Codes of Misconduct 1:08:25

לפני 5 weeks1:08:25

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In episode 27, the panel discussed what languages are, what it means to know things, and what meaning is. In this bonus episode, we extend that conversation to discuss how language affects the tech and software communities. We delve into things like whether Codes of Conduct are actually a good thing, how efforts to make language more inclusive can be harmful, and much more. This content would usually be included as supporter only content, but we decided to release it to everyone! If you enjoy this kind of discussion (and the higher quality audio!), become a supporter today so you can get access to this extra content in each of our episodes! You can sign up by going to https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe . Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: Changelog Zulip discussion about overflows Language Machines Are We Smart Enough To Know How Smart Animals Are? Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together In The Cafeteria? How language shapes the way we think - Lera Boroditsky Table of Contents: Chapter 8: Language and Psychological Safety (01:28) Epilogue (01:00:23) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Angelica Hill - Producer Steve Klabnik - Host Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (01:28) - Chapter 8: Language and Psychological Safety (01:00:23) - Epilogue…

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SIMD & Go 1:07:43

לפני 6 weeks1:07:43

1:07:43

Speed and software should go hand in hand, but with Moore's Law coming to an end and CPU clock speeds remaining steady over the last 20 years, software engineers need to turn to new techniques to improve the efficiency of their code. In this episode, Matt and Angelica and joined by Clement Jean to discuss one of these techniques: SIMD. They'll discuss what SIMD is, how it can be used from languages like Go, the various proposals to get better support for SIMD directly into Go and its compiler, and a bunch of other related topics. Supporters get even more conversation and higher quality audio! Get access by signing up at https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe . Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: ARM Neon SVE SSE AVX, AVX-256, AVX-512 Parsing Gigabytes of JSON Per Second Proposal #67520 Proposal #73787 Compiler Explorer Designing Data Intensive Applications, Chapter 4 Table of Contents: Prologue (03:36) Chapter 1: What is SIMD? (04:56) Chapter 2: SIMD in Go (13:20) Chapter 3: When should one use SIMD? (18:43) Chapter 4: Clement's journey to SIMD [Supporter Only] (21:19) Chapter 5: SIMD Intrinsics in Go (21:32) Chapter 6: SIMD in other languages (35:47) Chapter 7: Measuring SIMD performance (43:00) Chapter 8: Data Oriented Design [Supporter Only] (52:52) Chapter 9: SIMD-JSON (52:59) Chapter 10: Protocol Buffers, gRPC, and cURL [Supporter Only] (58:11) Epilogue (01:01:50) Hosts Matthew Sanabria - Host Angelica Hill - Producer Kris Brandow - Producer Clément Jean - Guest Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (03:36) - Prologue (04:56) - Chapter 1: What is SIMD? (13:20) - Chapter 2: SIMD in Go (18:43) - Chapter 3: When should one use SIMD? (21:19) - Chapter 4: Clement's journey to SIMD [Supporter Only] (21:32) - Chapter 5: SIMD Intrinsics in Go (35:47) - Chapter 6: SIMD in other languages (43:00) - Chapter 7: Measuring SIMD performance (52:52) - Chapter 8: Data Oriented Design [Supporter Only] (52:59) - Chapter 9: SIMD-JSON (58:11) - Chapter 10: Protocol Buffers, gRPC, and cURL [Supporter Only] (01:01:50) - Epilogue…

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The Three Ps: Understanding Product, Project, and Program Management 1:15:27

לפני 7 weeks1:15:27

1:15:27

Building software is difficult and rarely can software engineers do it alone. In this episode, Kris is joined by Ian, Matthew, and Angelica to talk managing software projects and what three often used but rarely defined roles actually mean: project manager, product manager, and program manager. The panel also discusses how these roles interact with engineering managers, what they think these roles actually do, and whether product managers should actually exist. For our supporters, this episode contains an extended discussion including a discussion on whether you should trust a new company you join, how to build trust, and what metrics we should measure for project success. Get access by signing up at https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe . Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Table of Contents: Prologue (03:28) Chapter 1: Product? Project? Program? (05:18) Chapter 2: PMs and Software Engineers (13:56) Chapter 3: Splitting Roles (44:49) Chapter 4: Building Trust [Supporter Only] (53:34) Chapter 5: Metrics [Supporter Only] (54:13) Chapter 6: Should Product Managers Exist? (55:25) Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opinions (01:06:37) Epilogue (01:11:56) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Ian Wester-Lopshire - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Angelica Hill - Producer Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (03:28) - Prologue (05:18) - Chapter 1: Product? Project? Program? (13:56) - Chapter 2: PMs and Software Engineers (44:49) - Chapter 3: Splitting Roles (53:34) - Chapter 4: Building Trust [Supporter Only] (54:13) - Chapter 5: Metrics [Supporter Only] (55:25) - Chapter 6: Should Product Managers Exist? (01:06:37) - Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opinions (01:11:56) - Epilogue…

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Go's Error Handling Is Handled 1:09:32

לפני 8 weeks1:09:32

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Error handling in Go is one of the language's most controversial topics. It ranks high in each Go Developer Survey and many different people have proposed many different solutions to the perceived problems. The Go Team's stance on error handling as a problem in need of a fix has changed recently, with a declaration that no proposals will be accepted for changes to Go's error handling syntax. In this episode, Kris is joined by Ian and Matt to discuss this news. They talk about whether error handling has ever actually been a problem, what the Go team actually is, and the benefits of deciding not to provided syntactic support for error handling. For our supporters, this episode contains an extended discussion. Get access by signing up at https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe . Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: [ On | No ] syntactic support for error handling #71203 proposal: spec: reduce error handling boilerplate using ? #71460 discussion: spec: reduce error handling boilerplate using ? Go Wiki: SliceTricks slices package maps package skriptble's Bluesky post on AI hype #19623 proposal: spec: change int to be arbitrary precision Table of Contents: Prologue (02:32) Chapter 1: It's Fine. (04:03) Chapter 2: But What Are Errors? (09:19) Chapter 3: Who's Responsible For Solving Problems? (26:53) Chapter 4: We Should Panic (38:24) Chapter 5: Go Is A Low Level Language (41:32) [Supporter Only] Chapter 6: What Is The Go Team? (41:56) Chapter 7: What's Next for Go? (50:41) Chapter 8: Boundaries & Backpressure (59:08) Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Proposals (59:39) [Supporter Only] Appendix WASM: The New FFI (59:43) Epilogue (01:05:36) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Ian Wester-Lopshire - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (02:32) - Prologue (04:03) - Chapter 1: It's Fine. (09:19) - Chapter 2: But What Are Errors? (26:53) - Chapter 3: Who's Responsible For Solving Problems? (38:24) - Chapter 4: We Should Panic (41:32) - Chapter 5: Go Is A Low Level Language [Supporter Only] (41:56) - Chapter 6: What Is The Go Team? (50:41) - Chapter 7: What's Next for Go? (59:08) - Chapter 8: Boundaries & Backpressure (59:39) - Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Proposals [Supporter Only] (59:43) - Appendix WASM: The New FFI (01:05:36) - Epilogue…

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A Discourse On AI Discourse 1:18:26

לפני 9 weeks1:18:26

1:18:26

AI is a divisive topic. Some people are AI boosters while others are AI doomers. And then there are those of us who sit in the middle, feeling both sides are not just wrong but that they aren't experiencing a shared reality with the rest of us. In this episode, Kris and Matt are joined by Steve Klabnik to talk about the state of AI and the discourse around it. For our supporters, this episode contains extra chapters of discussion. Get access by signing up at https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe . Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: Carl Sagan Responds To Christian Grad Student Question About God Weapons of Math Destruction Google apologises for Photos app's racist blunder My AI Skeptic Friends Are All Nuts Playing to Win The Infinite Game Glenn Vanderburg of LivingSocial on why software development is an engineering discipline Analogs All The Way Down Table of Contents: Prologue (01:35) Chapter 1: Chemistry Is Just Alchemy Rebranded (07:30) Chapter 2: Quantity Is A Quality All On Its Own (15:57) Chapter 3: Optimizing The Individual, Not The Collective (25:39) Chapter 4: What Is Fun? (30:09) Chapter 5: Balancing The Good And The Bad [Supporter Only] (38:18) Chapter 6: The Art of Constructive Criticism [Supporter Only] (38:28) Chapter 7: Embracing The Meta (38:44) Chapter 8: What's Popular Is Popular Because It's Popular (44:56) Chapter 9: What Is A Computer? (51:29) Chapter 10: What's Popular Is Popular Because It's Popular Part II (01:09:24) Epilogue (01:14:09) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Steve Klabnik - Guest Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (01:35) - Prologue (07:30) - Chapter 1: Chemistry Is Just Alchemy Rebranded (15:57) - Chapter 2: Quantity Is A Quality All On Its Own (25:39) - Chapter 3: Optimizing The Individual, Not The Collective (30:09) - Chapter 4: What Is Fun? (38:18) - Chapter 5: Balancing The Good And The Bad [Supporter Only] (38:28) - Chapter 6: The Art of Constructive Criticism [Supporter Only] (38:44) - Chapter 7: Embracing The Meta (44:56) - Chapter 8: What's Popular Is Popular Because It's Popular (51:29) - Chapter 9: What Is A Computer? (01:09:24) - Chapter 10: What's Popular Is Popular Because It's Popular Part II (01:14:09) - Epilogue…

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Building An Open Source Maintenance Company 1:18:08

לפני 10 weeks1:18:08

1:18:08

We all use open source software on a daily basis. Even though the software is free to consume doesn't mean it's free to produce. Over the years, there have been many attempts to support open source development financially, from companies that sell support to foundations and many things in between. On this week's episode, Angelica and Matt are joined by Filippo Valsorda and Daniel McCarney to discuss Geomys, an open source maintenance company. The goal of Geomys is to provide open source maintainers with stable income to support themselves financially while doing the very important work of keeping open source projects well maintained. The group discusses the why and how of Geomys, what the day to day is like, and open source maintenance as a whole. For our supporters, this episode contains extra chapters of discussion. Get access by signing up at https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe . Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: Geomys Table of Contents: Prologue (01:11) Chapter 1: Geomys, An Open Source Maintainership Company (04:27) Chapter 2: Day To Day At Geomys [Supporter Only] (12:29) Chapter 3: How Are Things Going? (12:29) Chapter 4: The Geomys Team [Supporter Only] (19:34) Chapter 5: Expansion Possibilities (19:34) Chapter 6: Interacting With The Community (30:42) Chapter 7: Building A Geomys Of Your Own [Supporter Only] (40:09) Chapter 8: Preventing Burnout (40:09) Chapter 9: Prioritizing Work (52:18) Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opinions (58:06) Hosts Matthew Sanabria - Host Angelica Hill - Producer Kris Brandow - Producer Filippo Valsorda - Guest Daniel McCarney - Guest Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (01:11) - Prologue (04:27) - Chapter 1: Geomys, An Open Source Maintainership Company (12:29) - Chapter 2: Day To Day At Geomys [Supporter Only] (12:29) - Chapter 3: How Are Things Going? (19:34) - Chapter 4: The Geomys Team [Supporter Only] (19:34) - Chapter 5: Expansion Possibilities (30:42) - Chapter 6: Interacting With The Community (40:09) - Chapter 7: Building A Geomys Of Your Own [Supporter Only] (40:09) - Chapter 8: Preventing Burnout (52:18) - Chapter 9: Prioritizing Work (58:06) - Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opinions…

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What Even Is A Senior Software Engineer? 1:53:21

לפני 19 weeks1:53:21

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What does it mean to be a senior (or staff) software engineer? How are we preparing the next generation of software engineers to maintain the software we've created? In this episode, Matt and Kris are joined by Bill Kennedy to discuss tech communities, training software engineers, the landscape of learning, how artificial intelligence is affecting it all, and so much more. Supporters get access to an extended conversation with Bill, where we get into more depth on artificial intelligence, the Go team, and more! You can get access by signing up at https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe . Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: The Market for Lemons Table of Contents: Prologue (01:10) Intros & The Rain (01:10) Mr. Gopher Man (02:35) Introducing Bill Kennedy (03:08) Chapter 1: Tech Communities & Software Engineer Training (04:57) From Ultimate Go to Ultimate Software Design Live (04:57) Software Engineers & Criticism (10:01) Saying The Wrong Things (15:12) The Times Have Changed (16:08) You Learn More From Your Mistakes (24:44) Chapter 2: The Learning Landscape (28:25) The trouble with senior engineering (30:10) The difference between programming and coding (35:04) What is legacy? (39:19) It's All About Packages (44:06) Expanding Into Rust (51:23) Chapter 3: Giving Back (59:43) Sustaining open source projects (59:43) Chapter 4: Passing The Baton (01:13:28) The need for written documentation (01:27:50) What AI can do for you (01:33:50) When do you do something? (01:40:57) Epilogue (01:50:05) Helicopter taxi (01:50:34) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Bill Kennedy - Guest Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (01:10) - Prologue (04:57) - Chapter 1: Tech Communities & Software Engineer Training (28:25) - Chapter 2: The Learning Landscape (59:43) - Chapter 3: Giving Back (01:13:28) - Chapter 4: Passing The Baton (01:50:05) - Epilogue…

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Translating The Law for Software Engineers 1:35:55

לפני 20 weeks1:35:55

1:35:55

Software is hard to build. From knowing which regulations apply to us to understanding what's in our software, there's a lot to learn. On top of that, regulation is coming for all of us. In this episode, Luis Villa joins Kris, Ian, and Angelica, to discuss the laws and regulations that will change the way that you build and deploy software. We discuss the EU's Cyber Resilience Act, the difficulty in interpreting the law and staying within its bounds, how these new laws differ from what we're used to, artificial intelligence, and so much more. Supporters get access to an extended conversation with Luis, where we discuss AI, the Deno vs Oracle lawsuit, writing personal code on employer devices, and more! You can get access by signing up at https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe . Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: The Draghi Report MacPherson v. Buick Motor Co. Table of Contents: Prologue (1:11) Panel introductions (1:24) Introducing Luis Villa (2:32) Chapter 1: What's even in our software? (5:58) What is the Cyber Resilience Act? (9:31) Why software engineers need to care (12:06) Ambiguity begets flexibility (15:57) Law is eventually consistent (19:29) The rooms where law is made (21:14) Open source has power (23:51) The reach of regulation (28:25) Thinking on the global scale (36:17) Silicon Union: Rebuilding Silicon Valley in Europe (41:25) Challenges in regulating open source (43:47) Regulations aren't our adversaries (46:47) What's even in this (software) stuff? (51:24) Regulations Sticks vs Monetary Carrots (55:41) Chapter 2: AI & Legal Knowledge Graphs (1:06:07) The law lacks a linter (1:10:16) Chapter 3: Open Source & Business Licenses (1:16:08) Epilogue (1:33:42) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Ian Wester-Lopshire - Host Angelica Hill - Producer Luis Villa - Guest Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (01:11) - Prologue (05:58) - Chapter 1: What's even in our software? (01:06:07) - Chapter 2: AI & Legal Knowledge Graphs (01:16:08) - Chapter 3: Open Source & Business Licenses (01:33:42) - Epilogue…

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The Intersection of Software & Law 2:26:35

לפני 21 weeks2:26:35

2:26:35

Regulation is coming for your software! Prepare yourself with this episode. Luis Villa, our guest, joins Kris, Ian, and Angelica, to discuss the laws and regulations that will change the way that you build and deploy software. We discuss the EU's Cyber Resilience Act, the difficulty in interpreting the law and staying within its bounds, how these new laws differ from what we're used to, artificial intelligence, and so much more. Thank you for being a supporter! Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: The Draghi Report MacPherson v. Buick Motor Co. Not Just Bikes: How Self-Driving Cars will Destroy Cities (and what to do about it) Table of Contents: Prologue (01:14) Panel introductions (01:26) Introducing Luis Villa (02:34) Chapter 1: The Regulation Coming For Us (06:00) What's new in technology law? (06:00) What is the cyber resilience act? (09:34) Software engineers need to care about these laws (12:08) Uncertainty is a feature, not a bug (15:59) The law is discovered over time (19:31) You gotta be in Brussels (21:17) Violating the GPL (23:52) Open Source has power (24:37) How far can regulation reach? (28:55) The need to think globally (36:47) Unintended consequences of regulation (41:54) Rebuilding Silicon Valley in Europe (47:39) Difficulties in regulating open source (50:01) Regulation shouldn't be adversarial (53:01) Knowing what's in our software (57:38) Buying over regulating (01:10:37) Chapter 2: AI, Copyright, & Knowledge Graphs (01:20:51) AI and copyright (01:20:51) The law has no compiler (01:31:09) Law lacks an open knowledge graph (01:36:33) Chapter 3: Trademarks & Licenses (01:42:23) Deno vs Oracle (01:42:23) Business open source license (01:56:56) Writing code with employer's devices (02:14:35) Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opinions (Rebuttal Edition) (02:20:35) Kris' Unpop Rebuttal (02:20:35) Epilogue (02:24:19) Outro (02:24:19) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Ian Wester-Lopshire - Host Angelica Hill - Producer Luis Villa - Guest Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (01:14) - Prologue (06:00) - Chapter 1: The Regulation Coming For Us (01:20:51) - Chapter 2: AI, Copyright, & Knowledge Graphs (01:42:23) - Chapter 3: Trademarks & Licenses (02:20:35) - Appendix UNPOP: Unpopular Opinions (Rebuttal Edition) (02:24:19) - Epilogue…

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Choosing, Expanding, & Evolving Communities 1:49:01

לפני 21 weeks1:49:01

1:49:01

Communities play a vital role in our technical and non-technical lives, but how much thought have we put into what makes these spaces valuable? In this episode, Kris is joined by the panel and Kelsey Hightower to discuss communities and their intersection with the digital and non-digital world. Supporters get access to an extended conversation with Kelsey, where we discuss his views of AI and what he's been up to in retirement! You can get access by signing up at https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe . Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: What If CSS Grid Changes? The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek Kitchen Nightmares Table of Contents: Prologue (00:00) Kelsey Introduction (01:18) Panel Introduction (01:39) GopherCon CFP (01:54) Chapter 1: Choice (02:46) Why did Kelsey leave the Go community? (02:46) Dylan's first experiences with Go (09:05) A shared vocabulary (10:39) The software relay race (12:30) Go: The Potential Parts (13:37) The challenge of having a Go team (15:00) Yes is forever (25:59) Modules Therapy (27:11) Remember the past & give space to be honest (28:17) Dropping the community baton (31:53) Go by choice (32:19) Wall Street measure of success (35:48) The first date isn't the same as the hundredth (39:36) The leader in you (42:19) Chapter 2: Infinite (47:35) Software is an Infinite Game (47:35) Constraints are required (51:30) You cannot build the everything tool (54:21) We need to touch grass (55:39) Augmenting life (59:27) Chapter 3: Evolution (01:00:55) Keeping sane in DevRel (01:07:17) Conferences in the current era (01:13:30) Superiority of the Single Track Conference (01:18:04) Kelsey's KubeCon Story (01:21:00) Virtual Conferences need a new term (01:23:38) Conferences need some innovating (01:25:35) Does tech even have communities? (01:27:52) Kelsey's dream talk development path (01:30:06) Chapter 4: Kelsey's Retirement (01:42:05) This chapter is supporter only content. Epilogue (01:43:34) Hosts Kelsey Hightower - Guest Kris Brandow - Host Dylan Bourque - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (00:00) - Prologue (02:46) - Chapter 1: Choice (47:35) - Chapter 2: Infinite (01:00:55) - Chapter 3: Evolution (01:42:05) - Chapter 4: Retirement (01:43:34) - Epilogue…

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Looking Forward While Remembering The Past 2:50:52

לפני 22 weeks2:50:52

2:50:52

Today we're going to be talking about looking forward while not forgetting the past with Kelsey Hightower. We'll talk community, ML/AI, the future of conferences and DevRel and the role they play (or don't) in today's tech eco-system. We'll also hear about what Kelsey's been up to in retirement - spoiler alert, it's far more active than you may expect. Thank you for being a supporter! Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: What If CSS Grid Changes? The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek Kitchen Nightmares Table of Contents: Prologue (00:00) Kelsey Introduction (01:20) Panel Introduction (01:41) GopherCon CFP (01:56) Chapter 1: Community (02:48) Why did Kelsey leave the Go community? (02:48) Dylan's first experiences with Go (09:07) A shared vocabulary (10:41) The software relay race (12:32) Go: The Potential Parts (13:39) The challenge of having a Go team (15:02) Dylan's C++ days (17:45) Go 2 and saying no (18:39) What does it mean to be inclusive? (20:36) Yes is forever (30:47) Modules Therapy (31:59) Remembering the past and space for honesty (33:05) Dropping the community baton (36:41) Go by choice (37:06) Wall Street measure of success (40:36) The first date isn't the same as the hundredth (44:23) The leader in you (47:07) Chapter 2: Artifical Intelligence (52:40) Words need to have meaning (57:36) Productivity at what cost? (01:04:27) AI is the new offshoring (01:10:19) Do we need a pseudo compiler? (01:11:35) Materials & Tools (01:15:11) Professionals wait out the hype cycle (01:19:07) Embracing the small scale (01:20:40) Software is an Infinite Game (01:25:48) Constraints are required (01:29:42) You cannot build the everything tool (01:32:33) We need to touch grass (01:33:51) Augmenting life (01:42:13) Chapter 3: DevRel (01:43:41) Keeping sane in DevRel (01:50:02) Conferences in the current era (01:56:16) Superior Single Track Conferences (02:00:50) Kelsey's KubeCon Story (02:03:46) Virtual Conferences need a new term (02:06:23) Conferences need innovating (02:08:20) Does tech even have communities? (02:10:38) Kelsey's dream talk development path (02:12:51) Chapter 4: Kelsey's Retirement (02:24:50) Epilogue (02:45:22) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Dylan Bourque - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Kelsey Hightower - Guest Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (00:00) - Prologue (02:48) - Chapter 1: Community (52:40) - Chapter 2: Artifical Intelligence (01:43:41) - Chapter 3: DevRel (02:24:50) - Chapter 4: Kelsey's Retirement (02:45:22) - Epilogue…

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An Exploration of APIs, Versioning, & HTTP 1:15:33

לפני 22 weeks1:15:33

1:15:33

There are Web APIs everywhere, from the classic REST/HTTP, to GraphQL, to gRPC, we rely on them to get things done each and every day. But how much do we think about the design of these APIs? How do you document an API once you've created it? What even is versioning? Do we really understand HTTP? In this episode, Kris and the panel are joined by Jamie Tanna to discuss APIs, their design, how to document them, and more. Want to hear us discuss APIs and how we design identifiers? Become a supporter and enjoy bonus content and higher quality audio today, and additional perks and benefits when we add them in the future. Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: Web API Versioning Is Insufficient (08:38) http.cat (50:03) Please Stop Saying "just" (01:12:01) jvt.me/elsewhere (01:13:17) Table of Contents: Intro (00:00) Preface (01:13) Introducing Jamie Tanna (01:13) Prologue - APIs: The Leaky Kitchen Sink of Software (02:12) This chapter is supporter only content. Subscribe at https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe! Chapter 1 - Versioning & Breaking Changes (02:15) What is a breaking change? (02:17) Communicating breaking changes (05:17) APIs as Contracts (08:32) Chapter 2 - API: Annoying Perpetual Interface (08:32) APIs require planning (16:52) Chapter 3 - Documenting Designs (21:34) Can OpenAPI save us? (21:34) Design through documentation (30:40) Innovation & API/Transport Separation (34:21) Interlude - Version 0 Forever! (44:00) Chapter 4 - An Exploration of HTTP (44:26) HTTP and it's Status Codes (44:26) Chapter 5 - Identifying Identifiers (57:42) How to choose identifiers (57:42) Appendix UNPOP - Unpopular Opinions (58:01) Dylan's Unpop (58:46) Jamie's Unpop (01:01:51) Matt's Unpop (01:07:35) Ian's Unpop (01:09:17) Kris' Unpop (01:10:47) Just stop using just (01:12:01) Epilogue (01:13:13) Where to find Jamie (01:13:13) Outro (01:13:27) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Ian Wester-Lopshire - Host Dylan Bourque - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Jamie Tanna - Guest Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (00:00) - Intro (01:13) - Prologue (02:12) - Preface - APIs: The Leaky Kitchen Sink of Software (supporter only) (02:15) - Chapter 1 - Versioning & Breaking Changes (08:32) - Chapter 2 - API: Annoying Perpetual Interface (21:34) - Chapter 3 - Documenting Designs (44:26) - Chapter 4 - An Exploration of HTTP (57:42) - Chapter 5 - Identifying Identifiers (supporter only) (58:01) - Appendix UNPOP - Unpopular Opinions (01:13:13) - Epilogue (01:13:27) - Outro…

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An Exploration of APIs, Versioning, & HTTP 1:47:34

לפני 23 weeks1:47:34

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There are Web APIs everywhere, from the classic REST/HTTP, to GraphQL, to gRPC, we rely on them to get things done each and every day. But how much do we think about the design of these APIs? How do you document an API once you've created it? What even is versioning? Do we really understand HTTP? In this episode, Kris and the panel are joined by Jamie Tanna to discuss APIs, their design, how to document them, and more. Thank you for being a supporter! Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Notes: Addition REST papers (12:04) Computational REST (dissertation) From representations to computations: the evolution of web architectures CREST: A new model for Decentralized, Internet-Scale Applications COmputAtional State Transfer: An Architectural Style for Secure Decentralized Systems Reflections on the REST architectural style and "principled design of the modern web architecture" (impact paper award) From representations to computations: the evolution of web architectures Web API Versioning Is Insufficient (36:26) http.cat (01:17:51) Awesome Identifiers (01:28:51) Please Stop Saying "just" (01:44:03) jvt.me/elsewhere (01:45:19) Table of Contents: Intro (00:00) Prologue (01:15) Introducing Jamie Tanna (01:15) Preface - APIs: The Leaky Kitchen Sink of Software (02:14) What is an API? (03:13) Interfaces & Design (08:04) What is REST? (11:52) Leaky Data Models (14:57) URLS are a leaky kitchen sink (18:28) URLs are concepts (21:31) Negotiating Content Negotiation (24:02) Embrace Flexibility (27:49) Chapter 1 - Versioning & Breaking Changes (30:03) What is a breaking change? (30:05) Communicating breaking changes (33:05) Chapter 2 - API: Annoying Perpetual Interface (36:20) APIs as Contracts (36:20) APIs require planning (44:40) Chapter 3 - Documenting Designs (49:22) Can OpenAPI save us? (49:22) Design through documentation (58:28) Innovation & API/Transport Separation (01:02:09) Interlude - Version 0 Forever! (01:11:48) Chapter 4 - An Exploration of HTTP (01:12:14) HTTP and it's Status Codes (01:12:14) Chapter 5 - Identifying Identifiers (01:25:30) How to choose identifiers (01:25:30) Appendix UNPOP - Unpopular Opinions (01:30:03) Dylan's Unpop (01:30:48) Jamie's Unpop (01:33:52) Matt's Unpop (01:39:37) Ian's Unpop (01:41:19) Kris' Unpop (01:42:49) Just stop using just (01:44:03) Epilogue (01:45:15) Where to find Jamie (01:45:15) Outro (01:45:29) Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Ian Wester-Lopshire - Host Dylan Bourque - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram (00:00) - Intro (01:15) - Preface (02:14) - Prologue - APIs: The Leaky Kitchen Sink of Software (30:03) - Chapter 1 - Versioning & Breaking Changes (36:20) - Chapter 2 - API: Annoying Perpetual Interface (49:22) - Chapter 3 - Documenting Designs (01:12:14) - Chapter 4 - An Exploration of HTTP (01:25:30) - Chapter 5 - Identifying Identifiers (01:30:03) - Appendix UNPOP - Unpopular Opinions (01:45:15) - Epilogue (01:45:29) - Outro…

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Tools We Love 2:00:27

לפני 23 weeks2:00:27

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We all have tools that make our lives better. Software tools, hardware tools, and everything in between. In this episode, Matt is joined by Kris, Ian, and Dylan to discuss some of their favorite tools, what they use them for, and why they chose them. Thanks for being a subscriber! Thanks for tuning in and happy listening! Tools: (01:36) Tool #1: Jujitsu (05:40) Tool #2: MyRepos (08:56) Tool #3: GitHub Actions (14:54) Tool #4: ZFS (17:02) Tool #5: GNU Stow (19:15) .ignore in your .gitconfig (19:49) Subshell for mktmp -d (27:29) Tool #6: ZSA Moonlander (32:47) Tool #7: A good office chair (37:25) Tool #8: KitchenAid Professional 600 (39:17) https://flameka.com (40:47) Tool #9: Sourcegraph (42:53) Tool #10: Comby (43:25) Tool #11: Kagi (47:14) Tool #12: Datagrip (48:57) Tool #13: govers (51:15) Tool #14: Mage (53:22) Tool #15: NeoVim (55:57) Tree-sitter (58:44) Tool #16: Ghostty (01:00:57) Tool #17: 1Password (01:06:02) Tool #18: B5 Paper (01:12:22) Tool #19: Leuchtturm1917 (01:13:26) Tool #20: Uni Kuru Toga (01:13:52) Tool #21: Koh-i-noor Rapidomatic (01:16:36) Tool #22: Hardened steel ruler (01:17:37) Tool #23: LAMY Safari (01:19:01) Tool #24: Baron Fig Strategist (01:20:42) Tool #25: Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro (01:21:12) Tool #26: Schiit Vali (01:21:51) Tool #27: Sony MDR-7506 (01:22:24) Tool #28: Shokz OpenRun (01:28:56) Tool #29: BlackMagic Design Ultra Studio Recorded 3G (01:31:16) Tool #30: OBS (01:33:05) Tool #31: SM7B (01:33:47) Tool #32: Ziess lens wipes (01:34:58) Tool #33: Apple M2 Macbook Air (01:41:36) Tool #34: iFixIt Mako driver kit (01:42:46) Tool #35: American Giant hoodie (01:44:17) Tool #36: Epson ES-300W portable scanner (01:45:37) Tool #37: HP LasterJet P1102W (01:47:30) Tool #38: IKEA SKADIS Chapters: (00:00) - Intro (01:36) - Tech Tools (23:49) - Shift Lock & Escaping Vim (tangent) (27:29) - Keyboards (30:29) - Typing Classes (tangent) (32:47) - Office Gear (37:25) - Kitchen Gear (40:47) - More Tech Tools (46:17) - Ad Auctions (tangent) (47:14) - Even More Software (01:06:02) - Stationery (01:20:42) - Audio & Video Gear (01:42:46) - Other Tools (01:50:53) - Tools We Don't Love (01:55:39) - Areas for better tools (01:52:01) - Outro Hosts Kris Brandow - Host Ian Wester-Lopshire - Host Dylan Bourque - Host Matthew Sanabria - Host Socials: Website Bluesky Threads X/Twitter LinkedIn Instagram…

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