The joys and tribulations of moving, working remotely, meetups, KCDC 2017, and using Trello to organize your family life. Credits Opening Music: Another beek beep beer please by Rolemusic Sponsored By: DevOpsDays HartfordGet 20% off a ticket to DevOpsDays Hartford, Oct 10-11. Promo Code: CMT2017 AudibleToday's podcast is brought to you by audible -…

Aziz Shamim of GitHub joins us to discuss 1Password Travel Mode, ransomware and cryptocurrencies, Keybase on mobile and Star Wars turns 40! Credits Opening Music: Another beek beep beer please by Rolemusic Special Guest: Aziz Shamim. Sponsored By: AudibleToday's podcast is brought to you by audible - get a FREE audiobook download and 30 day free tr…

Lodewijk Bogaards, CTO of StackState, discusses the philosophy and architecture of StackState including their revolutionary 3T Data Model for delivering their mission to be a window into every company's topology. Learn more about it on their engineering blog. Credits Opening Music: Another beek beep beer please by Rolemusic Special Guest: Lodewick …

Greg Greenlee, DevOps Engineer at Hobsons, an education SaaS company, discusses followup on Java's Jigsaw, IoT security threats, and Microsoft announces Windows 10's bash will get Fedora and SuSE support and Visual Studio for Mac. Greg also shares with us his experience founding his professional platform for people of color called Blacks In Technol…

Brendan Burns, Director of Engineering at Microsoft Azure and co-founder of Kubernetes discusses the MP3 patent expiring, MSBuild conference, secure coding neglect and the future of distributed computing. Credits Opening Music: Another beek beep beer please by Rolemusic Special Guest: Brendan Burns. Sponsored By: AudibleToday's podcast is brought t…

Bridget Kromhout, Principal Technologist for Cloud Foundry at Pivotal joins us to discuss Space Camp, Boom Supersonic, Docker creates The Moby Project. Credits Opening Music: Another beek beep beer please by Rolemusic Special Guest: Bridget Kromhout. Links: Arrested DevOps Podcast China Talking With European Space Agency About Moon Outpost - Bloomb…

Mitchell Hashimoto, Founder and CTO of HashiCorp, joins us to discuss if code is art, designing open source code for varying audiences and AWS CodeStar. Credits Opening Music: Another beek beep beer please by Rolemusic Special Guest: Mitchell Hashimoto. Links: Code Is Not Art - Agile Sensei Programming is an Art | Ruben Verborgh HashiCorp Introduci…

Matt Stine, Product Manager at Pivotal joins us to discuss news about Jenkins Blue Ocean 1.0, Deis is bought by Microsoft, Amazon Aurora Credits Opening Music: Another beek beep beer please by Rolemusic Special Guest: Matt Stine. Links: Jenkins | Blue Ocean Software Architecture radio Amazon Aurora now supports cross region replication What Is a Vo…

Charity Majors, founder & CEO of Honeycomb joins us to discuss exploratory learning through rich data, as well as news about Blue Origin, FaunaDB, Resin.io Credits Opening Music: Another beek beep beer please by Rolemusic Special Guest: Charity Majors. Links: Honeycomb :: Powerful, Exploratory Learning with Richer Data — Honeycomb is a power tool f…

Pete Cheslock joins us to discuss working at Threat Stack and the latest WikiLeaks Vault 7, Github's permissive IP ownership for employees, Google Cloud Spanner. Special Guest: Pete Cheslock. Links: Cloud Spanner | Automatic Sharding with Transactional Consistency at Scale | Google Cloud Platform — Cloud Spanner is the first and only relational dat…

Jason Huggins, founder of Tapster, cofounder of SauceLabs and Selenium, joins us to discuss testing automation in both the virtual and physical realms. Correction: Jason meant "Montezuma's Revenge" when he referenced "Pitfall" in this week's show. In the News Google launches 1.0 of its AI platform TensorFlow Microsoft's Informatics and Robotics Pla…

Brian Fox, CTO at Sonatype joins us to discuss how to secure and govern open source usage in your company In the News: Evernote migrates to Google Cloud Java 9's Jigsaw Auto Modules are a step down with designing dependency management properly ThoughtWorks shuts down SnapCI Links The Expanse (TV, book series) http://www.alldaydevops.com/ https://se…

Brenton Bartel joins us to discuss the architecture that enables the run-away growth of ROBLOX, a popular game creation and consumption platform. In the news we discuss Gitlab's database incident this week, Libratus the poker AI from Carnegie Mellon University and Screwdriver the recently open-sourced continuous integration server from Yahoo. Links…

On this episode, Jonathan Rudenberg joins us to discuss his company's open source platform-as-a-service, Flynn that allows you to git push as your deployment step! In the news this week, we discuss Google's Cloud Security whitepaper, Chrome and Firefox are now highlighting insecure password forms and AWS CodeDeploy adds blue/green deployments. Link…

In this week's episode, Adam DuVander joins us from Zapier to talk about automating your development workflow tasks. In the news we discuss the Nintendo Switch is available for preorder, motivate yourself with GitHub Streaks, Google buys Fabric and with it Fastlane, the mobile development pipeline as a service. Links Nintendo Switch GitHub Streaks …

In this week's episode we chat with Tim O'Brien from WalmartLabs about how they are reinventing development at the largest company in the world with OneOps. We also discuss the LEGO Boost, Adobe Acrobat Reader silently installs Chrome extension; Atlassian buys Trello and the religion of JIRA. Links LEGO Boost Adobe Acrobat Reader silently installs …

A new tech podcast hosted by Brian Jackson and Brian Demers. This week we discuss a police request for Amazon Alexa recordings; AWS adds more GPU support; our guest Chris Baglieri talks about Blackfynn's infrastructure using AWS, Scala, Kubernetes and Docker. Links: AWS EC2 Elastic GPU Instances Police seek Amazon Echo recordings Getting Started wi…

Show Notes Cool intro music, courtesy of Brian Hogan http://bphogan.com/music/ Tips for junior devs Elon is probably fine Hawking is being cynical Power stuff with your feet Is tech greater than government? We’ll see you next year with even bigger and better things! Stay in touch @cheerskevin and @alexbragon…

Show Notes The President doesn’t keep his Twitter account How Many People are in Space Right Now? Astronauts aboard the Tiangong-2 Tesla has a solar roof Tiny computers are ruining the internet The placebo effect discovered

Show Notes Code Monkey Patreon Cool intro music, courtesy of Brian Hogan http://bphogan.com/music/ Seaweed reduces methane production Self-driving truck delivers beer Bryan Fuller no longer helming Star Trek: Discovery Apple kills the escape key Twitter kills Vine

Show Notes Code Monkey Patreon Cool intro music, courtesy of Brian Hogan http://bphogan.com/music/ More space habitation developments Apple is better at fitness tracking Not all 7 phones are bad Yahoo and the NSA

Show Notes Code Monkey Patreon Cool intro music, courtesy of Brian Hogan http://bphogan.com/music/ Hurricane’s are a danger to space Washington Post’s thoughts on SpaceX sabotage Blue Origin did a thing! Google Home’s API

Show Notes Code Monkey Patreon Cool intro music, courtesy of Brian Hogan http://bphogan.com/music/ SpaceX reports on their explosion Musk tweets out about the Rapter rocket How feasible is this plan? Jellyfish don’t like space How Much Would it Cost to Live on the Moon? (Video)

Show Notes Code Monkey Patreon Cool intro music, courtesy of Brian Hogan http://bphogan.com/music/ Tardigrades are shielded from radiation There is most certainly life on Europa Senate pays the way to Mars Google is experimenting with Web Bluetooth Amazon Echo might get push notifications?

Show Notes Code Monkey Patreon Cool intro music, courtesy of Brian Hogan http://bphogan.com/music/ China launches Tiangong-2 Automatically convert units from stupid units to good ones! Pluto is a bit gassy Super carbon-y stuff around that one asteroid AdBlock putting ads in yer ads so you can ad while you ad…

Show Notes Code Monkey Patreon New intro music, courtesy of Brian Hogan http://bphogan.com/music/ NASA’s asteroid mission Apple removes the headphone jack IQ comes from Mom! Testing the EM drive in space???

Show Notes Code Monkey Patreon SpaceX Twitter reports on the anomaly Elon Musk reports the upper-stage error Watch the explosion in HD (YouTube) Crewed launches expected delays even before the explosion Did Russia discover Alien life signs? Nope, Russia did not discover Alien life signs An EM Drive paper has passed peer review…

Show Notes We have a Twitch channel ScienceAlert says EM Drive is okay EM simulated with high school physics ESO confirms a rocky planet in the habitable zone of Proxima Centauri Tesla’s cars have ludicrous mode Tesla owners just want to go camping though

Show Notes Watch us on YouTube Or listen on SoundCloud Jekyll blogging framework New Earth on Phys.org More details on Space.com xkcd on the Fermi Paradox How far have radio signals gone? Self-driving Ubers rolling out in Pittsburgh NASA’s opening up the science Fair Access to Science and Technology Research Act (Wikipedia)…

Show Notes Listen on SoundCloud Watch on YouTube Veritasium on the Reproducibility Crisis (Video) Try the Trolley Problem with self-driving cars Or read more about the problem on TechCrunch All the details about Star Trek: Discovery Dark Matter by Blake Crouch (GoodReads)

Show Notes IO’s atmosphere collapses all the time Cauchy surface (Wikipedia) Cauchy horizon (Wikipedia) Closed Timelike Curves (Wikipedia) Private companies on the Moon

Show Notes Markov Chains (Wikipedia) Petition for some Mars thing whatever Soylent CEO is weird Tom Scott on Shipping Containers (YouTube) Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol (Wikipedia)

Show Notes Tiangong might be fine NASA’s Chinese exclusion policy (Wikipedia) MinutePhysics on the sun (YouTube) Leon Muss Tesla’s second secret plan Edward Snowden’s making a thing Star Trek was almost too Star Treky

Show Notes Mr. Robot on USA Furcadia MUDs (Wikipedia) Ingress Nobody owns the moon Elon’s original secret plan Tesla’s big accident

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Show Notes Roller Coaster Tycoon (Wikipedia) x86 Assembly Language (Wikipedia) Flappy Bird in Super Mario World (YouTube) The /r/cheerskevin subreddit @cheerskevin @alexbragdon Telsa has a new car The Tesla super-highway ISS’s new module Boaty McBoatface

Show Notes Computer Desktop in VR (video) Compiz Linux window manager (Wikipedia) Google’s opening up voice recognition Tardigrades don’t rely on horizontal gene transfer

Show Notes Quantum Conundrum (Steam) Watch Star Wars over telnet The Fable of the Dragon Tyrant Transporter Paradox Videos CGP Grey’s (video) Vsauce 3’s (video) MinutePhysics’ (video)

Show Notes XKCD - Purity Nerdwriter on Donald Trump (video) Thing Explainer, by Randall Munroe (GoodReads) BASIC English (Wikipedia) The secret language of movie quotes Prey, by Michael Crichton (GoodReads) The First Men in the Moon, by H. G. Wells (GoodReads) Counting Heads, by David Marusek (GoodReads)…

Show Notes Vertasium on time perception (YouTube) SpaceX delayed (they’ve subsequently had two more delays) CubeSats (Wikipedia) The Pirate Bay of Academia

Show Notes Apple’s Open Letter The Particle Electron Board

Show Notes NASA wants a VR Mars Alex is playing The Witness (Steam) Kevin is playing American Truck Simulator (Steam) NASA is building a space flashlight Reclaiming Conversation, by Sherry Turkle (GoodReads) Shock yourself instead of being bored

In which Kevin and Alex definitely don’t talk about politics Show Notes Marvin Minsky (Wikipedia) Graph isomorphism in polynomial time P vs NP problem (Wikipedia) Millenium Prize problems (Wikipedia) Google has a Go computer Millimeter internet makes Alex happy

A new planet, Alex insists on aliens, and Kevin talks about the Endgame. Show Notes SpaceX lands, not stands This is a collet Alpha Centauri has no planet We use Workflowy for show notes There’s a new planet! It’s still not not aliens Ready Player One by Ernest Cline Second Life Furcadia MUDs (Wikipedia) Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson The blockchain…

Alex and Kevin talk about the future of technology and space Show Notes GNU Screen (Wikipedia) Kevin tweets his tmux setup tmux: Productive Mouse-Free Development SpaceX sticks the landing! (YouTube) kRPC mod for Kerbal Space Program Virgin Galactic’s accident (Wikipedia) Kevin was totally wrong. NASA pays $70 million per Soyuz seat Judgment under …

Alex and Kevin are back from their holidays, and chat about space, quantum mechanics, and finally, Star Wars Show Notes Early Edition (the newspaper-related show Kevin couldn’t remember) Transactional Interpretation Bootstrap Paradox Off to Be the Wizard PBS Spacetime (YouTube) on mass MKBHD (YouTube)…

Spoilers ahead for our secret bonus episode about this season’s Doctor Who. Happy holidays from Kevin and Alex!

Alex and Kevin might be aliens, but the supercomputers are the real threat! Show Notes Vertiasium on rotationally-induced gravity (video) Learn to Code: It’s Harder Than You Think Coal miners learn to code Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies Runaround - The Asimov story Kevin mentions Daemon FPGA (Wikipedia) Maximizing future possibilitie…

Kevin and Alex chat asteroid mining, Raspberry Pi Zero, and Euro Truck Simulator. Show Notes The $5 Raspberry Pi Zero The Twiddler 3 Keyboard The US says mining is fine Euro Truck Simulator 2

Alex and Kevin fight over futuristic propulsion, try to invent gravity, andexpress their undying love for tardigrades. Show Notes The Alcubierre Drive (Wikipedia) The EM Drive (Wikipedia) ISS boosting its orbit (video) Kardaschev scale (Wikipedia) Satupiter stole our stuff! The formation of the solar system (video) Legrangian points (Wikipedia) Tar…