This podcast is about tech, programming, being a consultant and freelancer, as well as business and marketing as a web developer.
This time I'm speaking with the indefatigable Emma Horton about MBTI, Myers-Briggs Personality types. Amazin interview with so much juicy and good info from someone with many years of experience.
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Great interview with local leader Christina Roberts, backend developer in Python and AWS Serverless. Links: https://linktr.ee/LycanthropeNoir
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Interview with Vinicius Lana of the Marreta podcast.
Great interview with former X-Team hiring manager David Roberts @crushingdigital . Check out his offerings for coaching, resume, and job prep at crushing.digital
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Talking with Ryan Kienstra about becoming a developer, learning to code and more.
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This evening we will be talking with the amazing Angel Ancheta (https://lnkd.in/ePXxrxp). Plus I'll be discussing the explosion of tech related jobs in the Greater Tamp Bay area. #podcast #techindustry #leadership #networking #linkedin
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I discuss technology, success, marketing, motivation and continuous learning. Come listen for great conversations, learn new things, and have fun. Podcasts every Wednesday, Saturday and Monday at 8pm Eastern Standard Time.
Had some false starts and technical difficulties, but managed to get online for announcements.
Coming up this week on the podcast:
Wed the 7th of April 2021: Angel Ancheta Sat the 10th of April 2021: Ryan Kientstra
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This podcast features discussions on motivation and procrastination, and also my conspicuous dislike of Amazon and Jeff Bezos. My love-hate sycophancy for Tony Robbins. Then a listener calls in and we discuss Crypto and being nerds.
Discussing the book Challenger Sale by Matthew Dixon and Brent Adamson, you can get the book on Amazon/Audible here: https://amzn.to/3sE4VJh I'll be discussing the book and personality in general on today's podcast which focuses mainly on advertising/marketing and success.
Discussing restarting the podcast, getting hired by Facebook, upside car loans, and just a general update.
In this #podcast I use the situation in New Jersey with COVID19 overloading the unemployment system and the need for COBOL programmers to illustrate a timeless dichotomy between the interests of developers and business or government, how COBOL isn't really the answer, and how this will lead to recognizing software as an essential component of government infrastructure (more so than already thought).
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In this #podcast I talke about some listener comments, Babylon 5 and J. Michael Straczinski, Justice, History (Cicero & Cataline), and the book Essentialism.
In this #podcast I talk about learning #gamedev with #unity3d for making 2d games, about preliminary planning, escaping the framework, and coming to terms with platforms made for designers when you're not a designer.
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In this #podcast I talk a bit about Jonathan Blow's Jai language, Game Programming, the free release of my book on PHP (https://lycanthropenoir.com/wp-content/uploads/phpin13.html) and ranting on Narrative and Storytelling in literature and gaming, as well as a rant on Free Speech.
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In this episode I try to get back into the swing of podcasting after a bit of down time, talking mostly about coronavius, truth, and journalism. It's a bit of a rant, but c'est la vie.
In this podcast I talk about covid-19 driving the discussion around remote work, freelancing is the future, innovation and more. There's a bit of wiseacring going on, and I dip a little into politics which I normally avoid. I talk about the future of company organizations, using VPNs to facilitate remote work. I also talk about how remote work can be a happy middle for paid time off. I also talk a bit about what my company Lycanthrope & Noir does locally.
In this #podcast I talk about a common limiting thought pattern in new freelancers, faux full stack developers, and the cost of meat.
In this #podcast episode I talk generally about the new turn to Data Oriented Architecture #doa and a bit about Data Oriented Design #dod. #code #webdev #developer #learntocode
In this #podcast I wax poetic about how important PHP and WordPress are in the web ecosystem. I discuss why new programmers should learn PHP and WordPress, how learning them greatly increases your likelihood of success.
In this #podcast I answer two listener questions, the first is about existing frameworks and what might be missing, and the second is about learning to code as a mechanic of code, how to learn how to work on existing codebases and legacy code. There aren't any resources that I know of, but there should be, in fact, working on and refactoring legacy code should be the cornerstone of any programming course, but it's not! #learntocode #webdeveloper
In this #podcast episode I talk about the framework hamster wheel, especially with Frontend frameworks like #angular and #react and #jquery, I also discuss being a #freelancer for #wordpress. I talk about OOP and Paradigms, bad code done right, and how to handle legacy code.
In this #podcast episode I talk about Peter Seibel's interview of Netscape programmer Jamie Zawinski, the Collabra rewrite and Second System Syndrome, I talk about stupid geniuses, reading code and code literacy, and then TempleOS and Terry Davis, how mental illness can affect genius, and how we don't really know what to do about it. I also mention Thomas Szasz and his book "The Myth of Mental Illness".
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In this #podcast I finish up my discussion of #oop vs #functionalprogramming, I talk about Paul Graham and the Blub Paradox, LISP is awesome, Haskell is trash, and I'm thinking of switching to #apple #mac.
In this podcast i talk about the battle of paragdigms, #oop and #fp, being a developer, and what problem we're really trying to solve with programming languages, frameworks, and paradigms.
Current events, a tech recruiter contacts me, and I discuss a mini-beef in the LinkedIn comments about C being used for OOP.
In this episode I talk about why you should #learntocode, a bit of a personal story, more on how to learn, and some bits about marketing and sales.
In this episode we get our hands dirty with learning to code, how we think about programming, and what kinds of things need to be in your mind when learning and when problem solving. #LearnToCode
The first episode of the Lycanthrope Black, the industry podcast from Lycanthrope & Noir is live. I wasn't able to get to all the planned topics, so I spent a lot of time talking about dealing with Tech Recruiters. I am not a tech recruiter, and I don't have all that much sympathy for them or hiring managers. I talk about salary, about fauxtech, so we cover a bit about the financial aspect, about the social aspect.