In this episode, Christian talks to Janet A Carr about her writing and her clojure consultancy.

Our Guest

• Janet on Twitter
• Janet A Carr
• Blog

Topics

• Tiobe Index
• Google Co-pilot
• Mishadoff

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  • Our host this week is Christian Romney
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Jaret Binford
  • Robert Randolph
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA).

You can find his music on:

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In this episode, Robert talks to Howard Lewis Ship about his career, journey to Clojure, Tapestry, Ski jackets and the art of video games.

Our Guest

• Howard Lewis Ship
• Blog dev.to/hlship

Topics

• Tapestry
• Babashka
• Walmart Labs
• No Fluff Just Stuff
• Lacinia
• Challenger 1P
• Atari 800
• Tapestry in Action
• Multics
• Gorogoa
• His many projects
• and developing software in general

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Robert Randolph
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Jaret Binford
  • Robert Randolph
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA).

You can find his music on:

• Spotify,
• Deezer and
• Apple Music.

In this episode, Robert talks to Michiel Borkent about sci, babashka, joyride and software development in general.

Our Guests

• Michiel Borkent (borkdude)

Topics

• Sci
• Babashka
• Joyride
• His many projects
• and developing software in general

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Robert Randolph
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Jaret Binford
  • Robert Randolph
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA).

You can find his music on:

• Spotify,
• Deezer and
• Apple Music.

In this episode, Christian talks with Nubank's Ed Wible, Justin Gehtland and Lindsey Bleimes and answers questions from nubankers on a variety of topics.

Cognitect and Nubank are hiring!!

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Our Guests

• Ed Wible
• Justin Gehtland
• Lindsey Bleimes

Topics

• How to build and scale a team which uses unique technologies?
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Nubank's Company Culture
• The concept of "Culture Fit"
• What makes a great engineering candidate?
• How to have a successful career as an engineer?
• Hobbies
• and their parting advice to engineers

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  • Our host this week is Christian Romney
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen.
  • Cover art based on an Image by Flickr user Whology entitled "Century Old House".
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
  • Jaret Binford
  • Robert Randolph
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA).

You can find his music on:

• Spotify,
• Deezer and
• Apple Music.

In this episode, Christian talks with Wilker Lucio about guitar, Pathom, approaching design, what motivates design and using maps!

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Our Guest, Wilker Lucio

• Twitter
• Github
• WSSCode Blog

Topics

• Youtube Looper
• Pathom
• Pathom3
• Patho-viz
• GraphQL
• RDF
• EQL
• Mark Wardle

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Christian Romney
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen.
  • Cover art based on an Image by Flickr user Whology entitled "Century Old House".
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
  • Jaret Binford
  • Robert Randolph
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA).

You can find his music on:

• Spotify,
• Deezer and
• Apple Music.

In this episode, Robert talks with Peter Strömberg (PEZ) about Calva, knife sharpening, prioritizing work, finding answers, curiosity, user feedback, collaborations and sponsorships.

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Our Guest, Peter Strömberg

• Twitter
• Website

Topics

• Knife Sharpening Tutorial
• Calva
• How to contribute to Calva
• How Calva is managed
• Shaun Lebron
• Notes App
• Java BitSet performance mystery
• Making Prime Sieve
• Brandon Ringe
• Marc O'Morain
• Leif Eric Fredheim
• Tomáš Brejla
• Lukas Domagala

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Robert Randolph
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen.
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Jaret Binford
  • Robert Randolph
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA).

You can find his music on:

• Spotify,
• Deezer and
• Apple Music.

In this episode, Robert talks with Mariel Pettee about machine learning, the physics of dance, unexpected relationships, and the importance of collaboration.

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Our Guest, Mariel Pettee

• Twitter
• Website

Topics

• Atlas CERN Project
• Strange Loop Talk, Dancing With Myself
• Choreo-Graph: Learning Latent Graph Representations of the Dancing Body
• Beyond Imitation: Generative and Variational Choreography via Machine Learning

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Robert Randolph
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen.
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
  • Jaret Binford
  • Robert Randolph
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA).

You can find his music on:

• Spotify,
• Deezer and
• Apple Music.

In this episode, Robert talks with Jordan Miller about Clojurescript, aerial art, creatives in clojure, and community building.

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Our Guest, Jordan Miller

• Twitter
• linktr.ee

Topics

• Lost in Lambduhhs podcast
• drRacket
• Cooking with Clojure
• Will Acton/Lilactown
• defn podcast
• Conj
• re-frame
• Emergent Works
• Lyra Aerial Art
• Studio Spin
• Strange Loop
• ADHD
• WASD Keyboard
• Keychron K3
• Lofree keyboads
• Linux Mint

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Robert Randolph
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen.
  • Cover art background is from Claude Monet, Water Lilies, 1916, National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo.
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
  • Joe Smith
  • Jaret Binford
  • Robert Randolph
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA).

You can find his music on:

• Spotify,
• Deezer and
• Apple Music.

In this episode, Christian talks with Will Byrd about his appearance on a Japanese game show, Scheme, language dev, miniKanren, ferns, fronds, and lattices.

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Our Guest, Will Byrd

• Twitter
• Webyrd.net

Topics

• Why Did you Come to Japan
• The Reasoned Schemer
• miniAdapton
• A Shallow Scheme Embedding of Bottom-Avoiding Streams
• Technical Report TR72: Applicative Multiprogramming
• Conj

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Christian Romney
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen.
  • Includes a photo by Dushan Hanuska
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
  • Joe Smith
  • Jaret Binford
  • Robert Randolph
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA).

You can find his music on:

• Spotify,
• Deezer and
• Apple Music.

In this episode, Ghadi talks with Sean Corfield about his journey to Clojure as a "veteran" software architect, the evolution of his career with Clojure and his involvement in the community and early adoption of Clojure alphas and being an open source maintainer.

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Our Guest, Sean Corfield

• Twitter

Topics

• World Singles Network
• ColdFusion
• Tools.build
• Tools CLI
• core.cache
• java.jdbc
• next-jdbc
• build-clj
• clj-time (use Java Time!)
• Depsstar Sunset announcement
• closh
• Strange Loop
• Conj

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Ghadi Shayban
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen.
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
  • Joe Smith
  • Jaret Binford
  • Robert Randolph
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA).

You can find his music on:

• Spotify,
• Deezer and
• Apple Music.

In this episode, Christian talks with Craig Andera about Getting Smarter and Making Stuff, Kevel, youtube makers, flight sim tools.

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Our Guest, Craig Andera

• Twitter

Topics

• Get Smarter and Make Stuff
• Instagram Get Smarter and Make Stuff
• Youtube Get Smarter and Make Stuff
• Kevel
• Boot
• Hoplon
• Javelin
• Clough42 Youtube Channel
• History of the Lathe
• Hand tool Rescue
• Black Beard Projects
• Falcon Series
• LSOBot Carrier landing grading tool
• Weathergen for Falcon
• VMT Virtual Mission Tools for Falcon
• Kids Give Back
• Ten Percent Happier

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Christian Romney
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen.
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
  • Joe Smith
  • Jaret Binford
  • Robert Randolph
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA).

You can find his music on:

• Spotify,
• Deezer and
• Apple Music.

In this episode, Ghadi Shayban talks to Mike Fikes about his experience helping maintain ClojureScript and the reach of the language from web browsers to microcontrollers.

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Our Guest, Mike Fikes

• Twitter

Topics

ClojureScript

Self-hosted ClojureScript

Clojure Reader Conditionals

Vouch

Espruino JavaScript to C Compiler

ESP32 Microcontroller

Scala Native

Clojure Dart

ReactJS

Krell (ReactNative)

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Ghadi Shayban
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen.
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Russ Olsen
  • Bear Cave Audio
  • Robert Randolph
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
  • Joe Smith
  • Jaret Binford
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Nubank’s own Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA). You can find his music on Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music.

In this episode, Christian talks with Jarrod Taylor about schema cartographer, datomic and clojure.

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Our Guest, Jarrod Taylor

• Twitter

Topics

• Poem: Roll the dice
• Schema Cartographer
• Datomic
• Dev Local
• Datomic Developer Forum
• Datomic Knowledgebase
• Clojurians slack

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Christian Romney
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen.
  • Original photograph
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Russ Olsen
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
  • Joe Smith
  • Jaret Binford
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Nubank’s own Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA). You can find his music on Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music.

In this episode, we talk to Gene Kim about DevOps, Datomic and Clojure, and high performing oragnizations

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Our Guest, Gene Kim

• On the web
• Twitter
• Idealcast Podcast

Topics

• Book: Devops handbook
• Book: The Unicorn Project
• Book: Clojure Programming
• Book: Ruby in a Nutshell
• Book: Practice of Cloud System Administration
• Conference: O'Reilly Velocity Conference – Discontinued.
• Conference: Devops Enterprise Summit
• Conference: Conj Conference
• Dr. John Launchbury
• The Glasgow Haskell Compiler
• Michael Nygard
• Jacob Rabinow
• Love letter to Clojure
• NPM
• State Of Software Supply Chain – Research by Gene Kim, Derek Weeks, and Dr. Stephen McGill
• Hodur-org
• FFmpeg
• Kaocha

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Ghadi Shayban
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen.
  • Original photograph is by fdecomite.
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Russ Olsen
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
  • Joe Smith
  • Jaret Binford
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Nubank’s own Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA). You can find his music on Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music.

In this episode, we talk to Mia about malware, diversity in tech, and her journey into Clojure.

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Our Guest, Mia

• On YouTube
• Apple Podcasts

Topics

• Book: Pattern Recognition by William Gibson
• Book: Bleeding Edge by Thomas Pynchon
• Book: Let the Great World Spin by Colum McCann
• Natural Linguistic Analysis
• Apropos Clojure
• Economic Geochemistry
• Face Blindness
• Malware taxonomies
• StrangeLoop Conference
• Conj Conference
• St. Louis City Museum
• Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), Don't F with Cats
• Diversity in tech

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Christian Romney
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Russ Olsen
  • Bear Cave Audio
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
  • Joe Smith
  • Jaret Binford
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • The main theme music is by Nubank’s own Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA). You can find his music on Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music.

In this episode, Ed Wible and Justin Gehtland talk about the Nubank/Cognitect marriage and growing Clojurists and the company.

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Our Guest, Ed Wible

• On the Web

Our Guest, Justin Gehtland

• On Twitter

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Ghadi Shayban
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen
  • Original artwork Sun Rise in the Artic by Ghazal Farhani. The original image was heavily cropped and color adjusted.
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Russ Olsen
  • Joe Smith
  • Jaret Binford
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.

The main theme music is by Nubank’s own Otto Nascarella (aka NASCA). You can find his music on Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music.

In this episode, we talk to Marshall Thompson about microbiology, making things and Datomic.

Our Guest, Marshall Thompson

• On the Github
• On Twitter

Topics

• Downtown Durham protest murals
• Berlin Wall
• Museum of Graffiti
• Sandia National Labs
• mRNA vaccines
• Central Dogma of Molecular Biology
• Bio-hacking
• Prescribing psychologists in New Mexico
• Tying flies
• Shop Class as Soul Craft: An Inquiry into the Value of Work by Matthew Crawford
• Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry into Values by Robert M. Pirsig
• Datomic
• Molecule
• dev-local
• REBL
• REBL , a talk by Stuart Halloway
• Datomic Knowledgebase
• Datomic Tutorial Videos

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• HOST
  • Our host this week is Christian Romney
• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Cover design by Russ Olsen
  • Original painting El Rio de Luz by Frederidc Edwin Church
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Russ Olsen
  • Joe Smith
  • Jaret Binford
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
• MUSIC

  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.

  • Main theme music is by Ben Kamphaus, who produces music as PatternShift. If you like his music you can find more on most streaming services.

In this episode, we talk to Camille Fournier about leading and managing in a technical environment.

Our Guest, Camille Fournier

• On the Web
• On Twitter

Topics

• Cuban Salsa dancing
• The Manager’s Path
• Studio Drift
• Hovering Concrete Blocks
• Business Lessons from the Great Conductors
• Covid-19’s impact on software developers

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• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Russ Olsen
  • Photo Credit
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Russ Olsen
  • Joe Smith
  • Jaret Binford
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
• MUSIC

  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.

  • Main theme music is by Ben Kamphaus, who produces music as PatternShift. If you like his music you can find more on most streaming services.

In this episode, we talk to Dragan Djuric about deep learning, AI and writing technical books.

Our Guest, Dragan Djuric

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Cuban Salsa dancing
• University of Belgrade
• Ant simulation, transactional memory system
• Dragan’s Book Series
• The Deep Learning Book
• Uncomplicate website
• Uncomplicate github

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• EPISODE COVER ART
  • Russ Olsen
  • Original Photo of Chipmunk by Naoko Higashide
• AUDIO PRODUCTION
  • Russ Olsen
  • Joe Smith
  • Jaret Binford
• PRODUCER
  • Kim Foster
• MUSIC
  • The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
  • Main theme music is by Ben Kamphaus, who produces music as PatternShift. If you like his music you can find more on most streaming services.

In this episode, Ghadi talks to Chris Nuernberger about libpython, pandas, crypto currency and the Tango.

Our Guest, Chris Nuernberger

• On the web
• On Github

Our Host, Ghadi Shayban

• On twitter

Topics

• Python Pandas
• TechAscent
• libpython
• Python C library
• Python GIL
• TechAscent article on JNA
• TechAscent article on the tech.datatype library
• Java Enhancement Proposal
• Peter Norvig on solving Sudokus

And finally, when you need a break you might try ballet or the tango.

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• Episode cover art is by Russ Olsen doing his best Jonny Quest improv.
• Audio production is by Russ Olsen, Joe Smith and Jaret Binford
• The Cognicast is produced by Kim Foster
• The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.
• Main theme music is by Ben Kamphaus, who produces music as PatternShift. If you like his music you can find more on most streaming services.

In this episode, we talk to Cliff Click about Burning Man, programming languages, compilers and being an introvert.

Our Guest, Cliff Click

• On Twitter
• On the Web

Topics

• Burning Man
• Machino El Popo
• Forth programming language
• HotSpot
• Sun Microsystems
• Cliff’s Thesis
• Just in Time compilation
• SSA: here and here
• Aa
• Sea of Nodes
• Self Awareness for Introverts

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EPISODE COVER ART

• Russ Olsen

AUDIO PRODUCTION

• Russ Olsen
• Joe Smith
• Jaret Binford

PRODUCER

• Kim Foster

MUSIC

The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.

Main theme music is by Ben Kamphaus, who produces music as PatternShift. If you like his music you can find more on most streaming services.

In this episode, we talk to Sarma Velamuri about art, music, Jurassic Park and COVID-19.

Our Guest, Sarma Velamuri

• On the Web
• On Twitter

Topics

• The Hermitage, St Petersburg
• Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland
• Luminare
• Sepsis
• Quickscreen COVID-19
• Bradford Cross Clojure/west talk

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EPISODE COVER ART

• Russ Olsen

AUDIO PRODUCTION

• Russ Olsen
• Joe Smith
• Jaret Binford

PRODUCER

• Kim Foster

MUSIC

The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.

Main theme music is by Ben Kamphaus, who produces music as PatternShift. If you like his music you can find more on most streaming services. ​

In this episode, we talk to Jaret Binford about Datomic support, the Peace Corps and Godzilla.

Our Guest, Jaret Binford

• On Twitter
• On Github

Our Host, Carin Meier

• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Redline
• Clank! in! Space!
• Champions of Midgard
• Thunder Alley
• Peace Corps
• Debugging with the Scientific Method by Stuart Halloway
• Sherlock Holmes, Consulting Developer by Stuart Halloway
• Datomic Forum
• Day of Datomic
• Ions
• Fat Godzilla
• Toho Godzilla
• 500 Godzilla Facts by James Egan
• Godzilla Planet of the Monsters
• Tokyo’s Godzilla Hotel
• Adrian Tchaikovsky - Children of Ruin, Children of Time
• Vernor Vinge - A Deepness in the Sky
• Iain M. Banks - The Culture Series

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• Russ Olsen
• Joe Smith
• Jaret Binford

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• Kim Foster

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The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.

Main theme music is by Ben Kamphaus, who produces music as PatternShift. If you like his music you can find more on most streaming services.

In this episode, we talk to lvh about security, hiring and woodworking.

Our Guest, lvh

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Latacora
• AWS Identity and Access Management
• Blue Team and Red Team
• Specter
• core.logic
• core.match
• XSS
• Regex Crosswords
• Solving Regex Crosswords
• Native Image - GraalVM
• Clojurists Together
• Work Sample Testing
• Woven Teams
• Compensation Negotiation Blog Post
• Adirondack Chair in Cypress by Tom Mclaughlin
• AWS Vault

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• Russ Olsen
• Joe Smith
• Jaret Binford

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• The music at the very beginning of the podcast is Crazy G, played by Russ on a tenor ukulele.

• Main theme music is by Ben Kamphaus, who produces music as PatternShift. If you like his music you can find more on most streaming services

In this episode, we talk to Katie Morton and Joe Sak about Technovation Challenge.

Our Guests, Katie Morton and Joe Sak

• On the Web

Topics

• La Sagrada Familia

• Every Frame a Painting

• Technovation Challenge

• AppInventor

• Thunkable

• Guadalajara winners

• Nigeria winners

• Get involved

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• Joe Smith

• Jaret Binford

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Music by Ben Kamphaus, who produces music as PatternShift. If you like his music you can find more on most streaming services.

In this episode, we talk to David Schmudde about lisps, narrative programming, AI and digital anthropology.

Our Guest, David Schmudde

D. Schmüdde is a computational artist and storyteller who creates experiences that examine the everyday realities of our post-digital society. Over the last fifteen years, he has installed interactive work at the Center for Holographic Arts in New York City, projected video art in the Schusev Museum of Architecture in Moscow, performed at the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art, screened at the Chinese Theater in Los Angeles, and given talks around the world. He's always ready to discuss big ideas - find him at http://schmud.de.

Topics

• Andrei Rublevby Andrei Tarkovsky

• Stevens Institute of Technology

• Expert Systems

• TensorFlow

• Jupyter Notebook

• Nextjournal

• Jack and the Machine

• Aesthetics and Narrative: Programming What Cannot Be Programmed

• Kitchen Table Coders

• Exhibitions

• Digital Anthropology

• Harold Cohen

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• Russ Olsen

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In this episode, we talk to Dajana Guenther about planning tech conferences and other amazing things.

Our Guest, Dajana Guenther

• On the Web

• On Twitter

Topics

GoToBerlin

Olafur Eliasson

Rainbow Walk in Denmark

Fog Room

Rails Girls

ClojureBridge

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• Joe Smith

• Jaret Binford

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Zeeshan Lakhani about Papers We Love, music technology and programming languages.

Our Guest, Zeeshan Lakhani

• On The Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Do the Right Thing

• Do the Right Thing Bye Bye Birdie Inspiration

• CMU's ISR department

• Papers We Love

• PWLConf

• Papers We Love New York (the first PWL)

• Papers We Love SF (the second PWL)

• PWLConf playlist

• Zeeshan's Thesis

• Coursera Programming Languages Class (there is now A, B, C versions)

• Awesome Programming Model definition Zeeshan mentioned

• A couple papers that have inspired the programmable networks stuff being done at Comcast

  • Paper 1
  • Paper 2

• Some recent papers Zeeshan worked on (co-authored)

  • This one

  • And this one

• Strange Loop 2012

• Justine Sherry's Programmable Networks class at CMU

• Heather Miller's (Zeeshan's advisor) talk on "What happened to distributed programming languages?"

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• Russ Olsen

• Joe Smith

• Jaret Binford

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In this episode, we talk to Ghadi Shayban about music, immutability and cryptocurrency.

Our Guest, Ghadi Shayban

• On Twitter

• On Github

Topics

Spoleto USA
Charleston Spiritual Ensemble
He’s All Over Me
Envoy http proxy
Shenkerian Analysis
Bartok’s Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta
The Golden Ratio
Pat Helland - Immutability Changes Everything
Healthfinch
Cryptocurrency
Intel Secure Enclave

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• Russ Olsen

• Joe Smith

• Jaret Binford

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• Kim Foster

Music by Ben Kamphaus, who produces music as PatternShift. If you like his music you can find more on most streaming services.

In this episode, we talk to Alex Miller about music, Clojure books and dependencies.

Our Guest, Alex Miller

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Vulfpeck
Feedback
Add-lib
Clojure Applied
Programming Clojure
Getting Started
Deps and CLI Guide
tools.deps.alpha

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• Russ Olsen
• Joe Smith
• Jaret Binford

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• Kim Foster

Our theme music for this episode is Thumbs Up (for Rock N' Roll) by killthenoise with Feed Me which was used under a Creative Commons License.

In this episode, we talk to Rich Hickey, mostly about Datomic Ions.

Our Guest, Rich Hickey

• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Steve Howe
• Datomic Ions
• Ions Reference
• Ions Tutorial

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In this episode, we talk to Michael Nygard about swarming Formosan termites, circuit breakers, dog piles and all kinds of other interesting topics from the new edition of his book, Release It.

Our Guest, Michael Nygard

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Formosan Termites
• Release It! Second Edition
• Mary and Tom Poppendieck
• Chaos Engineering
• Chaos Monkey - Netflix
• Chaos Community
• Netflix Simian Army
• The Black Swan - Nassim Nicholas Taleb
• Antifragile - Nassim Nicholas Taleb
• Conway’s Law (original paper)
• Smart Contracts
• Defold Editor 2.0
• Defold DevGAMM Conference talk

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• Russ Olsen
• Joe Smith
• Jaret Binford

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Daniel Compton about Clojurists Together, Reframe 10x and lots of other interesting things.

Our Guest, Daniel Compton

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Cows in Morrinsville, New Zealand
Stations of the Cross in Hamilton Gardens
clj-http
Figwheel
Clojuriststogether.org
Software Freedom Conservancy
Therepl.net
Deps.co
Reframe 10x
Cljs-devtools
Bret Victor’s Learnable Programming
Rebel-readline

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• Russ Olsen
• Joe Smith
• Jaret Binford

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• Kim Foster

Our theme music for this episode is Thumbs Up (for Rock N' Roll) by killthenoise with Feed Me which was used under a Creative Commons License.

In this episode, we talk to Daniel Compton about Clojurists Together, Reframe 10x and lots of other interesting things.

In this episode we catch up with Cognicast founder, Craig Andera and talk about flight simulations, woodworking and Clojure.

Our Guest, Craig Andera

• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee
Carpool Karaoke
Frame Saw
Molding planes
Weathergen
Adzerk
Clojure/brew-install

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This episode's cover art is based on an original drawing by Ellen Wang Andera.

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• Russ Olsen
• Joe Smith
• Jaret Binford

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• Kim Foster

Our theme music for this episode is Thumbs Up (for Rock N' Roll) by killthenoise with Feed Me which was used under a Creative Commons License.

In this episode we catch up with Cognicast founder, Craig Andera and talk about flight simulations, woodworking and Clojure.

In this episode, we talk to Russ Olsen about the craft of storytelling.

Our Guest, Russ Olsen

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

To the Moon
George Washington Masonic National Memorial
Storytelling
Getting Clojure
Collected Cognicast advice

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• Joe Smith
• Jaret Binford

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In this episode, we talk to Russ Olsen about the craft of storytelling.

In this episode we talk to Kurt Leucht of NASA about regolith, swarm robots and sending people to Mars.

Our Guest, Kurt Leucht

• On the Web

Topics

• NASA Journey to Mars
• Manufacturing rocket fuel on Mars
• Regolith
• Water on Mars
• Swarmies
• NASA’s Ant-Inspired Swarm Robots
• NASA Swarmathon
• Rassor video
• Autonomous Mining Trucks
• Swamp Works - Kennedy Space Center

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Photo credit: Mars image from NASA Viking Orbiter

In this episode we talk to Kurt Leucht of NASA about regolith, swarm robots and sending people to Mars.

In this episode, we continue to gather thoughts from Clojure/conj 2017. We talk to Lily Goh, Harley Swick, Chris Hapgood and Srihari Sririman about their experiences.

In this 2-part episode, Tim and Carin are on site at Clojure/conj 2017 talking to people about their conference experience, what they love about Clojure and the things they are currently excited about.

In Part II , we talk with Lily Goh, Harley Swick, Chris Hapgood and Srihari Sririman.

Our Guests

Lily Goh

• On Twitter
• On Github

Harley Swick

• On Twitter
• On Github

Chris Hapgood

• On Twitter
• On Github

Srihari Sririman

• On Twitter
• On Github

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• Russ Olsen
• Joe Smith
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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we continue to gather thoughts from Clojure/conj 2017. We talk to Lily Goh, Harley Swick, Chris Hapgood and Srihari Sririman about their experiences.

In this episode, we talk to Stuart Sierra, Dom Kiva-Meyer, Kim Foster, Ryan Neufeld and John Newman live at Clojure/conj 2017. Our guests share some thoughts on Clojure and the conj experience as we celebrate Clojure's 10th birthday.

In this 2-part episode, Tim and Carin are on site at Clojure/conj 2017 talking to people about their conference experience, what they love about Clojure and the things they are currently excited about.

In Part 1, we talk to Stuart Sierra, Dom Kiva-Meyer, Kim Foster, Ryan Neufeld and John Newman.

Our Guests

Stuart Sierra

• On Twitter
• On Github

Dom Kiva-Meyer

• On Twitter
• On Github

Kim Foster

• On Twitter
• Email

Ryan Neufeld

• On Twitter
• On Github

John Newman

• On Twitter

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In this episode, we talk to Stuart Sierra, Dom Kiva-Meyer, Kim Foster, Ryan Neufeld and John Newman live at Clojure/conj 2017. Our guests share some thoughts on Clojure and the conj experience as we celebrate Clojure's 10th birthday.

In this episode, we talk to Nicola Mometto about compiling Clojure and clojure/tools.analyzer.

Our Guest, Nicola Mometto

• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• King Crimson

• tools.analyzer

• tools.analyzer.jvm

• tools.analyzer.js

• Tools decompiler

• Arcadia

• Mage

• Sjacket

• Composable and Compilable Macros

• Practical Common Lisp

• Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs

• ANSI Common LISP

• Lisp in Small Pieces

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In this episode, we talk toIn this episode, we talk to Nicola Mometto about compiling Clojure and clojure/tools.analyzer.

In this episode, we talk to Joy Clark about security, sketchnoting and other interesting things.

Our Guest, Joy Clark

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

innoQ
University of Dusseldorf
Joy's research
Simple and Secure? (EuroClojure 2017 talk)
OWASP Top 10 List
CSRF attacks
Ring Anti-forgery library
Buddy
Sketchnoting
Musee d’Orsay

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In this episode, we talk to Joy Clark about security, sketchnoting and other interesting things.

In this episode, we talk to Jeb Beich about state machines, visualization, UI and pythons.

Our Guest, Jeb Beich

• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Pythons in Florida
Lionfish
Metallica - Atlanta 2017
James Hetfield's Diversity and inclusion speech
JavaServer Faces
Restate Your UI: Using State Machines to Simplify User Interface Development
State transition diagram
UML Sequence diagrams
Restate your UI: Creating a User Interface with Re-Frame and State Machines
Reframe
Clojure for Neovim for Clojure
Chris Ford Overtone talk
Neovim
RPC API for neovim
fireplace.vim
neovim-client
Neovim Socket Repl Plugin for Clojure
Virtual Clojure Meetup
Crowdcast.io
Directed graph
Regexpal
Constructing the User Interface with State Charts by Ian Horrocks

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• Russ Olsen
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In this episode, we talk to Jeb Beich about state machines, visualization, UI and pythons.

In this episode, we talk to Elise Huard about books, games, ballet and MastodonC.

Our Guest, Elise Huard

• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Woolf Works by Wayne McGregor
Stats Transducers
Bindings for Java Mallet, here and also here
Gorilla repl
Incanter
Weapons of Math Destruction
Algorithmic Justice League
Betrayal at House on the Hill
A Game of Thrones: The Board Game
Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky
Laundry Files Series by Charles Stross
The Expanse - Novel Series
The Expanse - TV Series
Simon Belak, here and here
Elise’s EuroClojure talk: slides and video

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• Russ Olsen
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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Elise Huard about books, games, ballet and MastodonC.

In this episode, we talk to Zach Oakes about making games with Clojure.

Our Guest, Zach Oakes

• On the Web
• On Github

Topics

2014 Conj talk
Jason Rohrer, game designer
Passage
Gravitation
NightCode
Clooj
Paredit
Parinfer
Nightlight
ClojureD talk
Paren soup
Specter
Nightcoders.net
Playclj
Playcljs
NightMod
Unity

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In this episode, we talk to Zach Oakes about making games with Clojure.

In this episode, we talk to Nada Amin about generative programming and unsound types.

Our Guest, Nada Amin

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Metalinguistic Abstractions
• Splash 2016 talk
• In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust
• Generative Programming and Verification
• Strange Loop - Programming Should Eat Itself
• Dependent Object Types
• Martin Odersky
• Russ Tate blog post

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• Russ Olsen
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In this episode, we talk to Nada Amin about generative programming and unsound types.

In this episode, we talk to Naoko Higashide about defining goals and setting a project up for success.

Our Guest, Naoko Higashide

• On the Web

Topics

• NCMA
• Six Women by Alex Katz
• How We Work: Iteration Zero
• Doug DeCarlo - Extreme Project Management
• Who will do What for Whom?
• The project will be complete when…………..

• Win conditions:

  Schedule

  Scope

  Quality

  Budget

  Customer Satisfaction

  Team Work and Learning

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In this episode, we talk to Naoko Higashide about defining goals and setting a project up for success.

In this episode, we talk to John Chapin about housesitting around the world, jazz music and serverless technology.

Our Guest, John Chapin

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Colin Steele’s blog post
Trustedhousesitters.com
Intent Media
Willie Wilson, jazz trombonist
The Nearness of You
Kerbal Space Program
Mike Roberts, current co-founder
Serverless technology
Serverlessconf
Charity Majors talk on ops
Lambda
Kinesis
Symphonia
John Chapin Clojure/west talk
What is Serverless?
Amazon X-ray
Continuous Experimentation - Mike Roberts talk
A Cloud Guru
QCon - Fearless AWS Lambdas
Workshop - QCON
UberConf
Clojure NYC
Serverless NYC

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to John Chapin about housesitting around the world, jazz music and serverless technology.

In this episode, we talk to Dan McKinley about Skyliner and important lessons he's learned along the way.

Our Guest, Dan McKinley

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Skyliner
• Marc Hedlund
• Coda Hale
• Elizabeth Weinberg, photographer
• Photo Dan talked about
• Practical Common Lispby Peter Seibel
• Rasmus Lerdorf talk
• Conway’s Law
• Featureflags.club
• Datadriven.club
• Pushtrain.club
• Keynote
• Kyle Kingsbury, Scala Days
• Finite state machine
• 14 Months with Clojure
• Choose Boring Technology
• Google Guice
• Amazon CodeStar

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In this episode, we talk to Dan McKinley about Skyliner and important lessons he's learned along the way.

In this episode, we talk to Chris Nuernberger about deep learning and Cortex.

Our Guest, Chris Nuernberger

• On the Web
• On Github

Topics

• ThinkTopic
• Cortex
• AscenDance Project
• DrivePX
• Deep learning
• DeepMind
• Kaggle
• Tensorflow
• XG Boost
• Mnist
• GPU programming
• Cuda
• Convolution nets
• Data augmentation
• Andrew Ng and Geoffrey Hinton - Deep Learning courses
• Carin's blog post

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In this episode, we talk to Chris Nuernberger about deep learning and Cortex.

In this episode, we talk to Mike Drogalis about Pyroclast.

Our Guest, Mike Drogalis

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Casual 4am Walks, Josh Sam photographer
Pyroclast
Distributed streaming
Distributed Masonry
Lucas Bradstreet
Onyx
Materialized Caching
Custom windowing
Dataflow paper
Kafka
Spec-provider

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In this episode, we talk to Mike Drogalis about Pyroclast.

In this episode, we talk to Ramsey Nasser about Arcadia, Magic and making games.

Our Guest, Ramsey Nasser

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

High Museum of Art
Alexander Calder
Arcadia
Unity
Unityscript
Parsons Design Technology games track
ClojureCLR
Entity-Component systems
Hooks
John Carmack QuakeCon talk
Ramsey Nasser Clojure/west talk
Value types
Tims Gardner
Mage
Kitchen Table Coders Studio
Gamma Library - Kovas Boguta
StrangeLoop talk
Magic
Tools.analyzer - Nicola Mometto
LLVM

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In this episode, we talk to Ramsey Nasser about Arcadia, Magic and making games.

In this episode, we talk to Mark and Alex Engelberg about Instaparse, cljsee and making games.

Our Guests, Mark and Alex Engelberg

Mark:

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• On Twitter
• On Github

Alex:

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Comprehensive School Mathematics Program
How to Design Programs
Instaparse Live
cljsee
Instaparse
Extended Backus - Naur form
Augmented Backus - Naur form
Code Master
Loco
Rush Hour
GLL Parsing
Parsing with Derivatives
Ragg: a Racket AST Generator
Racket
Things Mark does for ThinkFun in Clojure
There is a curriculum called "Bootstrap" which is derived from the How to Design Programs textbook, but tailored specifically for middle school kids.

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In this episode, we talk to Mark and Alex Engelberg about Instaparse, cljsee and making games.

In this episode, we talk to Elizabeth Engelman about her path to software, photography and her first Clojure conference talk.

Our Guest, Elizabeth Engelman

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Dev Bootcamp
8th Light
Clojure/west talk
Submitting your first tech talk
Hedy Lamarr
Gene and Louise

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In this episode, we talk to Elizabeth Engelman about her path to software, photography and her first Clojure conference talk.

In this episode, we talk to José Valim, author of Elixir.

Our Guest, José Valim

• On the Web
• On Github

Topics

• Krakow gardens and walls
• Elixir
• 7 Languages in 7 Weeks by Bruce Tate
• Erlang Virtual Machine
• Multi-core concurrency
• McCarthy Lisp papers
• Elixir Agent
• Elixir Task
• Jessica Kerr - Scala talk
• Elixir reducers
• Learning Elixir

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In this episode, we talk to José Valim, author of Elixir.

In this episode, we talk to Creighton Kirkendall about Clojurescript, React and Om.

In this episode, we talk with Creighton Kirkendall about Clojurescript, React and Om.

In this episode, we talk to Paul deGrandis about Vase.

Our Guest, Paul deGrandis

• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

The RPM Challenge
Vase
Pedestal
The High Velocity Edge by Steve Spear
Datalog for program analysis
Mike Nygard
Pedestal documentation
Stilobate
Cycling Grand Tours
The Global Cycling Network

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In this episode, we talk with Paul deGrandis about Vase.

Topics

Guggenheim Berlin - Mark Rothko
Evolutionary architecture - Neal’s emergent architecture talk
Objective fitness function
Pat Kua
Evolvability
Balancing “ilities”
Anita Borg Institute for Diversity in Technology
ABI Award for Top Companies for Women Technologists

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In this episode, we talk to Rebecca Parsons and Neal Ford about evolutionary architecture, their upcoming book and the Anita Borg Award.

In this episode, we review 2016 with Justin Gehtland and look ahead to a new year.

Our Guest, Justin Gehtland

• On the Web

• On Twitter

• Topics

Datomic changes
clojure.spec
Russ Olsen on Distributed Teams
Appreciations
Clojure conference 2017 announcements coming soon
ClojureBridge

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In this episode, we review 2016 with Justin Gehtland and look ahead to a new year.

In this episode, we talk to Mike Pearson about improving outcomes for infants with cardiac conditions and data visualization using Clojure.

Our Guest, Mike Pearson

• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

David Hockney
“A Bigger Picture”
Cambridge Center for Mathematical Sciences
Millenium Mathematics Project
Nrich.maths.org
Winton Center for Risk and Evidence Communication
Understanding Children's Heart Surgery Outcomes
Matthieu Betteille's Clojure implementation of CSS modules
Mike’s EuroClojure talk
David Nolen’s EuroClojure talk
Nexe

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In this episode, we talk to Paula Gearon about RDF and Naga.

Our Guest, Paula Gearon

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Queensland Art Gallery
Paula’s Conj 2016 talk
Naga
Predicate Logic
Xerox and Sarbanes-Oxley
Mulgara
SPARQL
Web Ontology Language
Sir Tim Berners Lee
Horn clauses
QNames
Forward and backward chaining
Parsatron
Alan Dipert’s Gherkin talk
WomenWhoCodeDC

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In this episode, we talk to Paula Gearon about RDF and Naga.

In this episode, we talk to Paul Stadig about Polymorphism and other interesting things.

Our Guest, Paul Stadig

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Chris Ford 2012 Clojure/conj talk - Functional Composition
StrangeLoop 2016 - African Polyphony and Polyrhythm
Sonian
Clojure Polymorphism
Clojure Applied
The Clojure Cookbook
Outpace
LookingGlass
Working remotely vs. working on a distributed team
Zoom
IRC
Slack
Hipchat
Clojure Inspector
Cursive
Session
Terra Cotta
Electron
Emacs Terminal Emulator
Richard Gabriel Clojure/west 2012 talk
Glenn Vanderberg’s talk
Better Science through Art - Richard Gabriel

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In this episode, we talk to Paul Stadig about Polymorphism and other interesting things.

In this episode, we talk to Alan and Micha about Javelin and Hoplon.

OUR GUESTS, ALAN DIPERT AND MICHA NISKIN

ALAN

• On the Web
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• On Github

MICHA

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Russ Olsen’s “To the Moon”
• Lindstrom space Apollo 8
• Ray Willig
• The Fresh Diet
• Jekyll
• Knockout
• Javelin
• Atomicity
• EventBus
• Web of promises
• Hoplon UI
• Elem (Hoplon UI)
• Colin Fleming - Cursive

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In this episode, we talk to Alan and Micha about Javelin and Hoplon.

In this episode, we talk with Alan Dipert and Micha Niskin about solving problems and Boot.

Our Guests, Alan Dipert and Micha Niskin

Alan

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Micha

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Camera obscura
Hoplon
Boot
Javelin
Defn podcast - Micha
Lein.try
Bootlaces library
Pods
Filesets
Tasks
JVM Class path
JVM Class loaders
Clojurian Slack Boot channel
Daniel Higginbotham
mxgo.io

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In this episode, we talk with Alan Dipert and Micha Niskin about solving problems and Boot.

In this episode, we talk to Yodit Stanton and Martin Trojer about teams, startups and IoT.

Our Guests, Yodit Stanton and Martin Trojer

Yodit:

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Martin:

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Lalibela, Ethiopia
• Opensensors.io
• IoT
• London Clojure Community
• Malcolm Sparks
• Elm
• Embedded systems

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In this episode, we talk to Yodit Stanton and Martin Trojer about teams, startups and IoT.

In this episode, we talk to Frankie Sardo about teams, XT16 and mobile app development.

Our Guest, Frankie Sardo

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Tai Chi
Clojure.spec conform
Cider inspector
XT16
ClojureScript and React Native
Cordova

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In this episode, we talk to Frankie Sardo about teams, XT16 and mobile app development.

In this episode, we talk to Sam Tobin-Hochstadt about Racket and Clojure.

In this episode, we talk to Sam Tobin-Hochstadt about Racket and Clojure.

In this episode we talk to Ivan Willig about using Clojure and Datomic at Clubhouse.io.

In this episode we talk to Ivan Willig about using Clojure and Datomic at Clubhouse.io.

In this episode, we talk to Michael Nygard about microservices and other things from his current blog series.

Our Guest, Michael Nygard

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Wagner - The Ring Cycle
• LA Philharmonic
• The New Normal
• Antifragility
• The birthday problem
• Jez Humble
• Blue-Green deployments
• Confluent.io
• Avro

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In this episode, we talk to Michael Nygard about microservices and other things from his current blog series.

In this episode, we talk to David Bock about LoudounCodes and volunteerism.

Our Guest, David Bock

• On the Web
• On Github

Topics

Tate Modern - London
LoudounCodes.org
Watchdog Dads
Hour of Code
Karel the Robot
TEALS
Loudoun Valley High School Stem Club
Build your own Z80 Computer
CodeVA

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In this episode, we talk to David Bock about LoudounCodes and volunteerism.

In this episode, we hear from Russ Olsen about the challenges and rewards of being a distributed company.

Our Guest, Russ Olsen

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Better Call Saul
• Binge watching
• Being a distributed company
• Media Richness Theory
• Getting a distributed company together
• Disciplining yourself to work from home

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In this episode, we hear from Russ Olsen about the challenges and rewards of being a distributed company.

In this episode, we talk to Rich Hickey about Clojure.spec.

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Our Guest, Rich Hickey

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Topics

Harry Partch and his instruments
Microtonal music
Clojure.spec
Spec rationale

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In this episode, we talk to Rich Hickey about Clojure.spec.

In this episode, we talk to Bruce Hauman about Figwheel, Devcards, being present in the moment and other good advice.

Our Guest, Bruce Hauman

• On the Web
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Topics

Second City, Chicago
iO Improv, Chicago
Figwheel
Go loop
Devcards
Boiling a frog
Figwheel configuration validation
Hindley-Milner type system
Geodesic domes
Temporary shelter

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In this episode, we talk to Bruce Hauman about Figwheel, Devcards, being present in the moment and other good advice.

In this episode, we talk to Luke VanderHart about his new open source project, Arachne.

Our Guest, Luke VanderHart

• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Several Short Sentences about Writing
• Arachne
• Arachne - the Clojure framework
• Web Frameworks
• Linear scaling
• No Silver Bullet
• Arachne kickstarter campaign
• Arachne Steering Committee:
• Tim Ewald
• Russ Olsen
• David Nolen
• Jamie Kite
• Mike NyGard
• Nola Stowe
• Stuart Sierra

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In this episode, we talk to Luke VanderHart about his new open source project, Arachne.

To celebrate the Cognicast’s 100th episode, this week we talk to the entire Cognitect team about many topics. You’ll hear things about software, things about life in general and a little about growing cabbages. Our stories include advice and humor and hopefully will help you understand something about the people behind our company.

To all our loyal listeners, all our guests and to Cognitect itself, the Cognicast team thanks you for your support. Without you, there would never have been a 100th episode!

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We close the show with an excerpt from Cochichando, a Brazilian Choro composed by Pixinguinha, João de Barro and Alberto Ribeiro in 1943, and performed by David Chelimsky in 2016.

To celebrate our 100th episode, we talk to all the people of Cognitect.

In this episode, we talk to Claire Alvis about data types, macros and city builder games.

Our Guest, Claire Alvis

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Topics

Twitch plays Pokemon - emulation of Pokemon Red
Twitch plays Pokemon subreddit
Racket macro facilities
The Reasoned Racketeer - a RacketCon talk by Claire Alvis
Syntax-parse
Spec-tacular
Sparkfund
Core.typed
ORM
Typed Racket
Cities: Sky Lines
WildStar Lua
Curse
Building Designer Patreon Campaigns

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In this episode, we talk about data types, macros and city builder games.

In this episode, we talk to Daniel Higginbotham about writing books, learning Clojure and non-violent communication.

In this episode, we talk to Daniel Higginbotham about writing books, learning Clojure and non-violent communication.

In this episode, we talk to Joseph Wilk about Clojure, music and art.

Our Guest, Joseph Wilk

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Headphone concert, one example
Overtone
Visualization with music - Joseph's live coding demo
Sonic Pi
Sam Aaron
Scheme Bricks - Dave Griffiths
If Hemingway Wrote in Javascript by Angus Croll
Quil
Openframeworks
Prolog
Fluxus
DrRacket
thi.ng

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In this episode, we talk to Joseph Wilk about Clojure, music and art.

In this episode, we talk to Jenn Hillner about dance, ClojureBridge and business development.

Our Guest, Jenn Hillner

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Linkedin

Topics

• New England Dance Ensemble, The Nutcracker with Gillian Murphy of ABT
• Business development vs. Sales, one of many interesting articles
• ClojureBridge
• Community forums
• Occupational Therapy
• Contact Jenn, jhillner@cognitect.com

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

Our theme music for this episode is Thumbs Up (for Rock N' Roll) by killthenoise with Feed Me which was used under a Creative Commons License.

In this episode, we talk to Jenn Hillner about dance, ClojureBridge and business development.

In this episode, we talk to Nathan Marz about Storm, Specter and flying.

Our Guest, Nathan Marz

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Storm
• Stream Processing
• Backtype
• Fault tolerance
• Stream vs. Batch processing
• Specter
• Navigators
• Cascalog
• StrangeLoop talk

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Nathan Marz about Storm, Specter and flying.

In this episode, we talk to Justin Gehtland about 2015 accomplishments and 2016 plans.

Our Guest, Justin Gehtland

• On the Web
• On Twitter

Topics

Sistine Chapel
Clojure/west
Trade-offs - co-location vs. distributed teams
Datomic Conf videos
ClojureBridge

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In this episode, we talk to Justin Gehtland about 2015 accomplishments and 2016 plans.

In this episode, we talk to David Nolen about Om Next.

In this episode, we talk with David Nolen about Om Next.

In this episode, we welcome back Stu Halloway to discuss Datomic Conf and debugging.

Our Guest, Stu Halloway

• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Duke Chorale
• Agnus Dei by Krystof Penderecki
• Day of Datomic training
• Datomic Conf Videos: Reified Transactions by Tim Ewald, Clients in Control by David Nolen
• Om.next
• Debugging with the Scientific Method
• Johnston Mill Nature Preserve
• Carolina North Forest
• HornetQ
• Brian Goetz - stewardship talk from Conj 2014
• Cursive
• Joey Halloway episode

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we welcome back Stu Halloway to discuss Datomic Conf and debugging.

In this episode, we talk to Billy Meier about dynamic binding and creating open source projects.

In this episode, we talk to Billy Meier about dynamic binding and creating open source projects.

In this episode, we talk to Rob Stenzinger about entrepreneurship, interactive storytelling and building games.

Our Guest, Rob Stenzinger

• On the Web
• On Twitter

Topics

• Art Geek Zoo
• Target Enterprise Growth Initiatives
• Cognitive Biases
• Logical Fallacy
• I Know How She Does It by Laura Vanderkam
• Loss Aversion
• This Panda Needs You
• Kate Shields Stenzinger
• Phaser.JS game engine
• Guitar Fretter
• Lua
• Corona SDK
• Gulp
• Cordova (formerly PhoneGap)
• CocoonJS
• V8 engine
• The Polytechnicast
• The Lean into Art podcast
• Extra Lean
• 59 Seconds by Richard Wiseman
• The Art of Asking by Amanda Palmer
• Daring Greatly by Brene´ Brown

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Rob Stenzinger about entrepreneurship, interactive storytelling and building games.

In this episode, we talk to Malcolm Sparks about Juxt, rewriting systems and Yada.

Our Guest, Malcolm Sparks

• On the web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Karsten Schmidt
• 3D exhibit at the Barbican
• Joseph Wilk
• Sam Aaron
• Juxt
• Liberator
• Yada
• Jon Pither
• Clojure in a Bank
• Clojure at a Bank
• London Clojurians
• Yada talk at ClojuTre
• Webmachine (Basho)
• Bidi
• Compojure API
• Swagger
• Server-sent events
• Zach Tellman - Aleph

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Malcolm Sparks about Juxt, rewriting systems and Yada.

In this episode, we talk to Carin Meier about robots, chemical computing and writing books.

Our Guest, Carin Meier

• On the web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• StrangeLoop 2014 talk - Our Shared Joy of Programming
• Cincinnati Functional Programmers Group
• Hexapod robot
• AR drone
• Roomba
• Sphero
• G Seat
• Servomotor
• Chemical Computing
• Unconventional Programming Paradigms - Springer
• Living Clojure
• Ease into 5K
• 4clojure.com
• Clojure Applied
• Clojure mailing list
• Atreus keyboard - Phil Hagelberg
• Ergodox keyboard
• Logitech wireless solar powered keyboard
• Voice controlled computer - StrangeLoop 2013

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• Michael Parenteau

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Carin Meier about robots, chemical computing and writing books.

In this episode, we talk to Anthony Marcar about scaling Clojure at Walmart Labs.

In this episode, we talk to Anthony Marcar about scaling Clojure at Walmart Labs.

In this episode, we talk to authors Alex Miller and Ben Vandgrift about their new book, **Clojure Applied: From Practice to Practitioner. **

Our Guests, Alex Miller and Ben Vandgrift

Alex:

• On the web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Ben:

• On the web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

The William Tell Overture
Clojure Applied: From Practice to Practitioner
Pragmatic Programmers
Domain modeling
Clojure for the Brave and True
Living Clojure
The Joy of Clojure
Clojure Cookbook
Ben’s previous Cognicast episode
Tax Management Associates
JIRA
Transducers
Reader conditionals
Clojure/Conj
Clojure/West
EuroClojure
Strange Loop
Socket repl
School of Rock St. Louis

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• Michael Parenteau

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to authors Alex Miller and Ben Vandgrift about their new book, **Clojure Applied: From Practice to Practitioner. **

In this episode, we talk to Katherine Fellows about learning functional programming, ClojureBridge and makerspaces.

Our Guest, Katherine Fellows

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Kelsey Gilmore-Innis - Your Job is Political: Tech Money in Politics
• HackBright
• ClojureBridge
• Bridget Hillyer
• Lambda Ladies
• Sean Corfield
• You Are Not So Smart - Why do Humans Reason? Arguments for an Argumentative Theory
• Co-working arrangements in the Bay Area
• Mesos
• Docker
• Bridgefoundry
• Double Union Makerspace
• OpenStack
• Clojurebridge Github
• Yoko Harada
• Intro to Clojure Lab

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• Michael Parenteau

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Katherine Fellows about learning functional programming, ClojureBridge and makerspaces.

In this episode, we talk to Matthew Flatt about Racket past, present and future and RacketCon 2015.

Our Guest, Matthew Flatt

• On the web
• On Github

Topics

• Utah Symphony
• Choosing a beginner instrument for children
• Typed Racket
• Undefined as an error
• Macro expander for Racket
• Papers on implementing hygienic macros - here's one. Here's another.
• Defining hygiene
• Sets of scopes in macros
• Tim Disney - sweet.js
• RacketCon 2015
• Matthias Felleisen - The Racket Manifesto
• RacketCon 2014 talks
• Packages
• Daniel Prager's YouPatch
• Neil Toronto - pict3d
• Vincent St Amour - Optimization Coaching
• John Clements - Rust hygienic macros

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Matthew Flatt about Racket past, present and future and RacketCon 2015.

In this episode, we talk to Mike Fikes about using Clojure to build mobile apps.

Our Guest, Mike Fikes

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Felting
• Science and Engineering Festival
• MIT App Inventor
• Swift
• Gal Dolber - compiling Clojure to Objective C
• Nathan Sorenson - clojure-scheme
• JavaScriptCore
• Zachary Kim - work with Titanium
• JSExport
• Classroom Checkout app
• Goby
• React Native
• Facebook UI layer for mobile
• Objective C++
• Adam Ernst from Facebook
• Google Summer of Code - Maria Neise
• Common JS
• Ambly
• Weazel
• Node repl
• Remote compilation architecture
• Bocko

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Mike Fikes about using Clojure to build mobile apps.

In this episode, we talk to Jessica Kerr about schema, Seamaps and lots of other things.

Our Guest, Jessica Kerr

• On the web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

The City and the City by China Mieville
Contracts as Types - PolyConf talk
Contracts as Types - CraftConf
Andreas Stefik - Research on Static vs. Dynamic Typing
Test.check generators
Cognitive Load - talk by Kathy Sierra
Code Reviews
Declarative programming
Seamap blog post
Actual Seamap
Ultratestable Coding Style
Microlibrary

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Jessica Kerr about schema, Seamaps and lots of other things.

In this episode, we talk to Russ Olsen about software consulting and diddley bows.

Our Guest, Russ Olsen

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Storytelling as an art form
• To the Moon, Conj 2013
• Tim Ewald's talk - Programming with Hand Tools
• Podcastifier
• Wav file
• Newton - "…Standing on the shoulders of giants."
• Internal and external DSL
• Douglas Adams - "Technology is a word that describes something that doesn't work yet."
• Diddley bows
• Russ' Diddley bow
• Cigar box guitars
• Short scale guitars
• "Best advice" article

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• Michael Parenteau

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Russ Olsen about software consulting and diddley bows.

In this episode, we talk to Bozhidar Batsov about Cider and the Clojure Style Guide.

Our Guest, Bozhidar Batsov

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Re-mastered Star Wars 1997
• Interstellar
• Cider
• Clojure Style Guide
• Slime
• Conj 2014 presentation on the evolution of Emacs tooling
• Phil Hagelberg
• NRepl and Chas Emerick
• Clojure Counterclockwise
• Nrepl refactor middleware
• Swank Clojure
• Emacs Lisp
• Dash.el library
• Emacs 25
• Lexical scoping
• Piggieback
• Clojure debugger
• Hydra
• Irreal blog on Emacs

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Bozhidar Batsov about Cider and the Clojure Style Guide.

In this episode, we talk to Paul deGrandis, Mary Kaeser-Miller and Alex Miller about dyslexia.

Our Guests

Mary Kaeser-Miller

Alex Miller

• On the web
• On Twitter

Paul de Grandis

• On the web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

• Whiplash, The Movie
• Dyslexia
• Orton-Gillingham reading methods
• Churchill Center and School, St. Louis
• Decoding Dyslexia
• Elementary and Secondary Education Act
• Wilson reading method
• Scratch
• The School of Rock
• Les Claypool
• Tony Levin
• Art and Dyslexia
• Entrepreneurs and Dyslexia

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• Kim Foster

Our theme music for this episode is Thumbs Up (for Rock N' Roll) by killthenoise with Feed Me which was used under a Creative Commons License.

In this episode, we talk to Paul deGrandis, Mary Kaeser-Miller and Alex Miller about dyslexia.

In this episode, we talk to Brandon Bloom about garbage collectors and data structures.

In this episode, we talk to Brandon Bloom about garbage collectors and data structures.

In this episode, we talk to Colin Fleming about Cursive.

Our Guest, Colin Fleming

• On the web
• On Twitter
• Cursive on Twitter

Topics

• New Zealand
• The Scorpions
• Sky Edwards, Morcheeba
• Dream Theatre
• Conj 2014 talk
• IntelliJ
• Emacs tooling
• IDE’s for Clojure
• Homoiconic languages and tooling
• Paredit
• Try block/Catch block
• Clojure West 2015 talk, video to be released here on April 21
• Cursive Repl
• Pixie
• React Native
• Mike Fikes
• Definitely Typed
• Mark Watson
• Andy Wingo

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In this episode, we talk to Colin Fleming about Cursive.

In this episode, we talk to Aysylu Greenberg about art, Loom and trying new things.

Our Guest, Aysylu Greenberg

• On the Web
• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Таш Су Кояш, Aysylu's painting
Crepuscular rays
Tim Ewald’s Programming with Hand Tools
Riak database engine
Bjitcask
Loom
Loom talk - Clojure West
Graph algorithms
Titanium-Loom
Titanium
Justin Kramer
Nodes and edges
MIT Electrical Engineering/Comp Sci program
4Clojure.org
Mark Engelberg
Multigraph
Benchmarking talk at Strangeloop
RiCon version of the talk
Microbenchmarks
PapersWeLove

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In this episode, we talk to Aysylu Greenberg about art, Loom and trying new things.

In this episode, we talk to Ben Orenstein about pairing, podcasting, conferences and sabbaticals.

Our Guest, Ben Orenstein

• On the web
• On Github
• On Twitter

Topics

• Giant Robots Smashing into other Giant Robots
• Shia LaBoeuf by Rob Cantor
• Thoughtbot
• Thoughtbot Playbook
• Scratch buffers
• TDD
• Unit testing
• Simulation testing
• Haskell QuickCheck
• Reid Draper, test.check
• Juxt
• Polymorphism vs. Conditionals
• Upcase
• The Bikeshed
• Episode 81 - Seth Godin
• Episode 44 - Chad Fowler
• David Heinemeier Hansson
• Chris Hunt
• SICP
• Chas Emerick
• Simon Peyton Jones
• Russ Olsen - “To the Moon”
• Portland Ruby Group
• Future of Web Apps
• The Turing School
• Jeff Casimir
• Pat Brisbin - Maybe Haskell
• Mark Manson - The Most Important Question in Your Life

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• Russ Olsen

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Ben Orenstein about pairing, podcasting, conferences and sabbaticals.

In this episode, we talk to Aaron Brooks about live specification, lein-voom and art history.

Our Guest, Aaron Brooks

• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Caravaggio
Viasat - Lonocloud team
Mike Drogalis
Chouser
Global variables
Literate programming
LyX
LaTeX
Cló talk at Conj
Markdown languages
AsciiDoc
DocBook
Matthew Flatt
CommonMark
AsciiDoc - Python implementation
Asciidoctor (Ruby implementation)
BDD
Lonocloud github
lein-voom
Semantic Versioning
New Hampshire meetup - 4th Wednesday of the month

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Aaron Brooks about live specification, lein-voom and art history.

In this episode, we talk to Mike Drogalis about Onyx.

Our Guest, Mike Drogalis

• On Twitter
• On Github

Topics

Mastery by Robert Greene
John Keats
Onyx
Batch and streaming unified interface
Hadoop Map Reduce
Apache Storm
Nathan Marz - Lambda Architecture
Sam Ritchie - Summingbird
Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG)
HornetQ
Aeron - Martin Thompson
Lucas Bradstreet
Mike’s Strangeloop presentation
Dire - Mike’s other library
Erlang supervision
Armstrong's paper on error handling

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Mike Drogalis about Onyx.

In this episode, we talk to Kim Foster about recruiting, producing the podcast and her recent India adventure.

Our Guest, Kim Foster

• On the web

Topics

• Alvin Ailey Dance Company
• Revelation
• Tipu Sultan Palace
• Bangalore Big Bull Temple
• Bangalore Palace
• Nilenso
• Bangalore Clojure Meetup
• Technology in Bangalore
• The Government Inspector by Nikolai Gogol
• NC Theatre and Conservatory
• Nerds, The Musical

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• Kim Foster

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In this episode, we talk to Kim Foster about recruiting, producing the podcast and her recent India adventure.

In this episode, we do a 2014 year in review with Justin Gehtland, Cognitect CEO.

Topics

• The Monkees Reunion Tour
• Gary Puckett and the Union Gap
• The Turtles
• Tom Jones
• Metallica - And Justice for All Tour
• Queensryche
• James Hetfield
• Clojure West
• David Nolen
• Transit
• Transducers
• Justin’s Conj Blogpost
• Conj Opportunity Grants
• State of Clojure Survey
• Commercial adopters of Clojure
• Datomic Pull API
• Joey Halloway podcast
• Case studies

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Our theme music for this episode is Thumbs Up (for Rock N' Roll) by killthenoise with Feed Me which was used under a Creative Commons License.

In this episode, we do a 2014 year in review with Justin Gehtland, Cognitect CEO.