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38:08

21: The iPhone 6 is too big

Turing-Incomplete ·

2014/09/26

iPhone gripes, squirrels, StrangeLoop, and vim. "The Mess We're In" by Joe Armstrong "You can be a kernel hacker!" by Julia Evans The Joy of Clojure Today, I Learned… fugitive.vim - Vim Awesome

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29:51

20: Generalist vs. Specialist

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2014/09/19

Accept no substitutions Quits - Google Sheets Understanding the Four Rules… by Corey Haines Conway's Game of Life Issues · turing-incomplete/turing-incomplete HackHands - On demand mentorship Become the Best Web Developer You Can Be in 1 Simple Step — CSS Perverts — Medium

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34:01

19: Quitting

Turing-Incomplete ·

2014/09/12

The greatest thing in the world. Baby Campbell (babycbell) The Senior Software Engineer Best sites to hire people like those who read Lobsters? What Is The Tiny House Movement? « The Tiny Life Possum Living: How to Live Well Without a Job and with (Almost) No Money: Dolly Freed Amazon.com: Being Geek: The Software Developer's Career Handbook eBook: Michael Lopp: Kindle Store Corporate Noir, or This Job Is Killing Me Is society conditioning us to think that we have to have a job to

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18: Screaming "cupcake rabbit" at your computer

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2014/09/05

There's reducers then there's transducers. RubyMotion Choosing a JavaScript Framework Our GitHub Issues Readers absorb less on Kindles than on paper, study finds RubyMotion and Accessibility by Austin Seraphin

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43:25

17: write/speak/code, Junior Developers and...

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2014/08/29

Rebecca Miller-Webster talks to us about write/speak/code, apprenticeships and managing junior developers. NotepadConf Separating Programming Sheep from Non-Programming Goats Thoughts on Team Tension

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16: Devops

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2014/08/22

With everyone returning from Midwest.JS and Steel City Ruby, we reminisce about the conferences, complain about the post office, and debate what Devops is. Midwest.JS 0:15 Steel City Ruby 2:09 Dev>Input 3:50 Stamps.com 4:13 CodeClimate 4:43 Seth Vargo's talks 8:08 Jessica Kerr: Property-based testing: what is it? 8:37 Rantly 9:38 Generatron 10:03 DevOps 10:18 Chef 15:00 Why You Shouldn’t Use Vagrant: Real talk from a Vagrant burn-out 16:30 Test-Kitchen 19:10 Travis

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35:45

15: Code Reviews

Turing-Incomplete ·

2014/08/18

You need to be replenished. My problem with pairing

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36:19

14: Pair Programming with Joe Moore

Turing-Incomplete ·

2014/08/08

The one where we pair-podcast with @joem Remote Pair Programming

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29:37

13: Self-Promotion

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2014/08/04

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43:49

12: Why Rails is Awesome/Terrible

Turing-Incomplete ·

2014/07/25

There's so much stuff in it. Choosing a JavaScript Framework 15:45 Onion.js 34:20 A Build First Approach 35:40

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42:09

11: Quality

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2014/07/18

Uh, Whatever Xp Simplicity Rules 2:30 Understanding the Four Rules of Simple Design 2:40 Kernighan's Lever 17:00 Software Craftsmanship Manifesto 24:00 Here Be Dragons 33:00 Retractions (Next week's episode is actually "Why Rails is Awesome/Terrible")

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48:19

10: Estimation (or, 80% Done)

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2014/07/11

The one where we earn an explicit rating. Ryan Findley's Pinboard 17:00 Software Estimation: Demystifying the Black Art :34 Technical Debt 101 13:00 Liberty JS 41:00

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45:30

9: Distributed Teams

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2014/07/03

iPad on a Segway REMOTE 3:14 Sqwiggle 20:05 Science 24:00 tmate 25:50 ScreenHero 26:30

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45:30

8: Off By One Error

Turing-Incomplete ·

2014/06/27

Alan Turing, Static Site Generators, and Pam's book Alan Turing 1:30 Turing Machines (video) 2:30 Middleman 7:47 Travis CI - S3 Deployments 10:47 Turing-Incomplete's .travis.yml 14:00 Octopress 14:42 Slim 16:00 Comparison of Haml/Slim/Erb 19:30 wp2middleman 24:10 Heroku 27:55 OpenShift 28:35 HireFire 30:45 Pam's book 33:30

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34:36

6: Productivity

Turing-Incomplete ·

2014/06/20

Sometimes I use a smaller glass. Net Negative Producing Programmer 1:39 CannotMeasureProductivity 2:30 Real Artists Ship 3:31 Stephane Wrembel 6:58 Focus at Will 9:13 The Phoenix Project 20:30

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31:19

5: Continuous Learning

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2014/06/13

The best people for the cheapest price. The map is not the territory 0:15 The Rise of the Expert Beginner 2:49 Drefus Model of Skill Aquisition 4:29 neovim 11:00 Ron Jeffries 12:00 Dimensionality and the Eternal Haskell Tax 26:40

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30:58

4: All The Bugs

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2014/06/11

Dancey Dots 1:24 Sweet JS 4:51 Everything is Broken and I don't know Why 8:00 Sentry 8:34 Swift 11:38 Ruby Motion on Android 19:08

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39:07

3: Origin Stories

Turing-Incomplete ·

2014/05/20

People passionate about their craft usually have an origin story. We'll explore ours today. Code Rush Dustin Campbell Code Smells

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36:11

2: TDD is Alive again

Turing-Incomplete ·

2014/05/12

Pam tells us about India, we discuss the developer job market, and debate TDD a bit more. If it's easier to raise than to hire, it might be a bubble. N3RD ST Indy Hall Active Record Calculations

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35:19

1: TDD is Dead?

Turing-Incomplete ·

2014/05/05

We mourn the death of TDD. TDD is Dead

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