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Ep 101Creativity and Engineering with Derek Sivers

Derek Sivers is a programmer, musician, and writer. He has created several companies and products, including CD Baby, which became the largest seller of independent music online. Digital Ocean is the simplest cloud hosting provider. Use promo code SEDAILY for $10 in free credit. Hired.com is the job marketplace for software engineers. Go to hired.com/softwareengineeringdaily to get a $600 bonus upon landing a job through Hired.

Oct 14, 20151h 1m

Ep 100Netflix Genie with Tom Gianos

Genie is an open-source tool that provides job and resource management for the Hadoop ecosystem in the cloud. Tom Gianos is a Senior Software Engineer at Netflix focusing on its big data platform. He is one of the core contributors in charge of maintaining and improving Genie.

Oct 13, 201559 min

Ep 99Replacing Hadoop with Joe Doliner

Pachyderm is a containerized data analytics platform that seeks to replace Hadoop. Joe Doliner is the Co-founder and CEO of Pachyderm. Previously he worked as a software engineer at RethinkDB and AirBnB.

Oct 11, 20151h 8m

Ep 98Responsive Government with Santiago Siri

DemocracyOS is an open-source application for online decision making. The organization’s goal is to enable more responsive and transparent communication with government using modern technology. Santiago Siri is the president of DemocracyOS.

Oct 9, 201557 min

Ep 97Rethinking Documentation with Greg Koberger

ReadMe is simplifying the process of writing documentation. The platform provides a readymade developer hub with the ability to integrate API endpoints into documentation. Greg Koberger is a developer and designer, and the founder of ReadMe. He previously founded a traveling incubator and worked for Mozilla.

Oct 8, 20151h 10m

Ep 96Automating the CS Classroom with Prah Veluvolu

It provides automated code grading, plagiarism checking, code quality analysis and additional course management tools. Prah Veluvolu is the CEO and Co-founder of Mimir. He studied at Purdue University and participated in the Boiler Startup Accelerator before graduating from the Y Combinator Summer 2015 class.

Oct 7, 201553 min

Ep 95Training Software Engineers with David Yang and Nimit Maru

Fullstack Academy is a 13-week immersive program for students to learn software engineering. Their flagship course focuses primarily on Javascript and the associated frameworks used to build real-world web applications. David Yang and Nimit Maru are the Co-founders of Fullstack Academy. They were part of the Y Combinator summer 2012 class.

Oct 6, 201557 min

Ep 94Bridging Data Science and Engineering with Greg Lamp

Yhat is an enterprise software company tackling the challenge of how data science gets done. Their products enable companies and users to easily deploy data science environments and translate analytical models into production code. Greg Lamp is the Co-founder and CTO of Yhat and previously worked as a product manager in financial services. Yhat was part of the Y Combinator winter 2015 class.

Oct 5, 201549 min

Ep 93Kaggle with Ben Hamner

Kaggle is a platform for data scientists to collaborate and compete on machine learning problems with the opportunity to win money from the competitions’ sponsors. Ben Hamner is the co-founder and CTO of Kaggle.

Oct 3, 201552 min

Ep 92Applied Data Science with Edwin Chen

Many companies find themselves drowning in data. The quantity of data matters far less than the right questions in the pursuit of actionable insights. Edwin Chen is a data scientist and blogger. He previously led data science teams at Dropbox and Google.

Oct 2, 201553 min

Ep 91Data Science Overview with Yad Faeq

Yad Faeq returns to the podcast to discuss data science at a high level, and rescue Software Engineering Daily from the threat of the hype vortex. Yad is a software engineer, currently working on machine learning applications. Yad first appeared on Software Engineering Daily on Episode 0, the inaugural show.

Oct 1, 20151h 0m

Ep 90Teaching Data Science with Vik Paruchuri

Dataquest is an in-browser platform for learning data science that is tackling this problem. Vik Paruchuri is the founder of Dataquest. He was previously a machine learning engineer at EdX and before that a U.S. diplomat.

Sep 30, 201547 min

Ep 89Robot-Human Interaction with Stefanie Tellex

Successfully solving a problem often demands a strong model for communication and well-trained robots. Stefanie Tellex is an assistant professor at Brown University whose research focuses on constructing robots that use natural language to communicate with humans.

Sep 29, 201553 min

Ep 88Crocodile Browser with Anesi and Osine Ikhianosime

Crocodile Browser with Anesi and Osine Ikhianosime

Sep 27, 201542 min

Ep 87ChickTech with Janice Levenhagen

ChickTech: High School builds girls’ confidence, teaches them vital skills, and introduces them to a wide range of technological interests, from robotics to game design to programming. Janice Levenhagen is the Founder and Executive Director of ChickTech.

Sep 25, 201549 min

Ep 86Data Science at Pivotal with Sarah Aerni

Pivotal makes software platforms and database products to enable enterprises to make use of their data. Sarah Aerni is principal data scientist at Pivotal.

Sep 25, 201545 min

Ep 85Girl Geek Dinners with Sukrutha Bhadouria

Well-known tech companies of Silicon Valley sponsor the next generation of female software engineers emerging from these dinners. Sukrutha Bhadouria is a software engineer at Salesforce and the Managing Director of Bay Area Girl Geek Dinners.

Sep 24, 201548 min

Ep 84Venture Capital to Software Engineering with Preethi Kasireddy

Former Andreesen-Horowitz partner Preethi Kasireddy saw excited software engineers coming through the doors every day, pitching their ideas. This was her impetus to take the leap and make the career switch to software engineering. She is attending Hack Reactor, a 12-week coding boot camp.

Sep 23, 201557 min

Ep 83Apptimize with Nancy Hua

Businesses can make changes to apps using Apptimize’s powerful and friendly editor, and free up developers’ time for more impactful work. Nancy Hua is the Founder and CEO of Apptimize. She worked in high-frequency trading prior to starting a company. This is the first show of Women in Tech Week, where we will discuss the inequalities women in tech face, and see what solutions may exist for this problem.

Sep 22, 201548 min

Ep 80React Native with Tadeu Zagallo

Mobile devices use a virtual machine to interpret the JavaScript into native code. Tadeu Zagallo is a Facebook engineer who works on React Native for iOS.

Sep 21, 201555 min

Ep 79Fluxxor and the Flux Architecture with Brandon Tilley

Fluxxor is a set of tools for building JavaScript data layers using the Flux architecture. It was one of the earliest open-source implementations of Flux. Brandon Tilley is a software engineer who works at The Minerva Project. He is the creator of Fluxxor.

Sep 20, 201556 min

Ep 78GraphQL and Relay with Nick Schrock

These technologies complement the paradigm shift of React and other Facebook technologies. Nick Schrock is the co-creator of GraphQL and an engineer on product infrastructure at Facebook.

Sep 19, 20151h 4m

Ep 77Flux, Redux, and React Hot Loader with Dan Abramov

Redux is a predictable state container for JavaScript to use with React or any other view library. Dan Abramov currently works full time on Redux, React Hot Loader, and React Transform.

Sep 18, 201558 min

Ep 76React at Facebook with Ben Alpert

Facebook engineering has recently produced a powerful suite of loosely coupled tools for development: React, GraphQL, Relay, React Native, and Flux Architecture. Ben Alpert is an engineer on the React Core team at Facebook.

Sep 17, 20151h 0m

Ep 75React Router, Flux, and Web Debates with Michael Jackson

It offers users a way to build full-fledged web apps from their React components. Michael Jackson works on React Router and is the founder of ReactJS Training. He will be speaking at the upcoming QCon San Francisco.

Sep 16, 20151h 5m

Ep 72Botnets and Cybercrime with Shuman Ghosemajumder

Security researchers and organizations have to stay vigilant in this cat-and-mouse game. Shuman Ghosemajumder is the VP of Product at Shape Security, which defends applications from malware and bots. He is the former click fraud czar at Google, and he will be speaking at QCon San Francisco.

Sep 15, 201552 min

Ep 71Health Hacking with Christopher Kelly

Christopher Kelly is a computer scientist and a pro mountain biker who now works full-time as a health hacker. He is a co-founder of Nourish Balance Thrive, where he works alongside two medical doctors, a food scientist and a registered nurse to help people feel and perform better using biomedical testing together with diet and lifestyle hacks. At QCon San Francisco, he will be giving a talk called Debug Me.

Sep 11, 20151h 1m

Ep 70Taming Distributed Architecture with Caitie McCaffrey

But life can be made easier with tactics such as the actor pattern and the use of conflict-free replicated data types (CRDTs). Caitie McCaffrey is a distributed systems engineer who currently works at Twitter. She previously worked on Halo 4 at Microsoft and 343 Industries. At QCon San Francisco, she will be hosting the track Taming Distributed Architecture.

Sep 10, 201556 min

Ep 69Functional Programming with Jessica Kerr

Scala, Clojure, and Akka are functional tools built on the Java Virtual Machine. Jessica Kerr is a functional developer on the JVM. She currently works at Monsanto. At QCon San Francisco, she will be giving a talk called Contracts in Clojure: Settling Types vs. Tests.

Sep 9, 20151h 3m

Ep 68Microsoft Open-Source with Phil Haack

Phil Haack is a former PM on Microsoft’s ASP.NET MVC Framework, as well as NuGet, an open-source package manager. He currently works on Github Desktop at Github.

Sep 8, 20151h 0m

Ep 65Intelligence and National Security with Adrián Lamo

Adrián Lamo is a threat analyst, hacker, and writer. In the early 2000’s, Adrián was a hobbyist white-hat hacker, breaking into companies to expose vulnerabilities and fix them. In 2010, Adrian informed the US Army that Chelsea Manning had provided more than 260,000 documents to Wikileaks. This interview does not discuss the Manning case, because we covered that topic in our Quoracast interview several months ago.

Sep 5, 201546 min

Ep 64Identity and Encryption with Keybase Founder Max Krohn

Max Krohn is the co-founder of Keybase, and previously co-founded OKCupid and SparkNotes.

Sep 4, 201553 min

Ep 63Security and Privacy with Bruce Schneier

Bruce Schneier is a security researcher and author of Data and Goliath.

Sep 3, 201549 min

Ep 62Car Hacking with Craig Smith

Reverse engineers have begun to dissect car security. Craig Smith is the author of The Car Hacker’s Handbook and the founder of Theia Labs, a research and consulting firm.

Sep 2, 201557 min

Ep 61Cryptofinancial Security with David Schwartz of Ripple Labs

David Schwartz is Chief Cryptographer for Ripple Labs.

Sep 1, 20151h 1m

Ep 58Origin of DevOps with John and Damon from DevOps Cafe

The hosts of DevOps Cafe joined Software Engineering Daily for a conversation about DevOps culture and misconceptions.

Aug 31, 201550 min

Ep 57DevOps at Nationwide Insurance with Carmen DeAdro

Carmen DeArdo is technology director at Nationwide Insurance.

Aug 29, 201559 min

Ep 56Docker and Microservices with James Turnbull

Docker containers wrap up a piece of software in a complete filesystem that contains everything it needs to run. This allows for quick flexibility and scaleability in business applications, a key driver of the DevOps methodology. James Turnbull is VP of engineering at Kickstarter, an advisor at Docker and author of The Docker Book.

Aug 28, 20151h 0m

Ep 55Continuous Delivery with Jenkins Creator Kohsuke Kawaguchi

Kohsuke Kawaguchi is the primary developer of Jenkins CI and the CTO of CloudBees, a provider of enterprise Jenkins.

Aug 27, 201556 min

Ep 54Containers with Bryan Cantrill from Joyent

Containers are a central component of the DevOps movement. Joyent provides simple, secure deployment of containers with bare metal speed on container-native infrastructure Bryan Cantrill is the CTO of Joyent, the father of DTrace and an OS kernel developer for 20 years.

Aug 26, 201557 min

Ep 52Interplanetary File System (IPFS) with Juan Benet

IPFS enables the creation of completely distributed applications. Juan Benet is the creator of IPFS and the founder of Protocol Labs.

Aug 25, 201538 min

Ep 50Transactions and Analytics with VoltDB’s Ryan Betts

VoltDB provides streaming analytics with transactions.

Aug 24, 201553 min

Ep 49Ethereum Skepticism with Stephan Tual, CCO of Ethereum

Technical and financial criticisms facing Ethereum are as real as those faced by bitcoin. This episode is a departure from Databases Week. Stephan Tual is CCO of Ethereum and founder of Ursium, a blockchain consulting company. Thanks to Reddit and Quora for questions.

Aug 22, 201559 min

Ep 48Graph Databases with Ryan Boyd of Neo4j

Ryan Boyd is a developer advocate for Neo4j, an open-source graph database.

Aug 22, 201553 min

Ep 47Time-Series Database with InfluxDB CEO Paul Dix

Time-series data can be used by for metrics and analytics. Paul Dix is the CEO of InfluxDB.

Aug 21, 201558 min

Ep 46Streaming SQL with PipelineDB CEO Derek Nelson

Derek Nelson is the CEO of PipelineDB.

Aug 20, 201555 min

Ep 45Push Databases with RethinkDB CEO Slava Akhmechet

RethinkDB pushes changes to the application rather than waiting for a request. Slava Akhmechet is the CEO of RethinkDB.

Aug 19, 20151h 0m

Ep 43MemSQL with Nikita Shamgunov

MemSQL with Nikita Shamgunov

Aug 18, 20151h 0m

Ep 40Sidechains and Lightning Networks with Rusty Russell

Rusty Russell is an Australian free software programmer and advocate, known for his work on the Linux kernel’s networking subsytem and the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard.

Aug 17, 20151h 12m

Ep 39Ethereum with Aaron Davis

Aaron Davis works on MetaMask, which brings Ethereum apps to the web browser. In this monologue episode, Aaron dives deep into the Ethereum internals, philosophy, and developer experience.

Aug 16, 201545 min