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I really enjoy Reply All, it's not technical, but is more about Internet culture. http://gimletmedia.com/show/reply-all/
http://gimletmedia.com/show/startup/
The on-the-fly pseudo-pitch that Chris Sacca did in the 1st episode is a gem.
Blogs/websites in no particular order: * http://blog.codinghorror.com/ (Jeff Atwood) * http://www.catonmat.net/ (Pete Krumins) * http://blog.fogus.me/ (Mike Fogus) * http://research.swtch.com/ (Russ Cox) * http://effbot.org/ (Fred Lundh) * http://adam.herokuapp.com/ (Adam Wiggins) Podcasts in no particular order: * http://www.dotnetrocks.com/ (NET Rocks) * http://herdingcode.com/ (NET focused podcast with Scott Allen…
re: Dr. Dobbs: http://www.drdobbs.com/architecture-and-design/farewell-dr-d...
Too bad; I grew up reading Dr. Dobbs, in late 80's, and have so many fond memories. I had to travel 1h by bus to a nearby city every month to (try to) buy it. Only two newsstands in the entire state used to carry it. This was south of Brazil, so an international subscription was completely out of reach for my teenager penny-pinching standards
I also read LWN extensively; subscription highly recommended if you work anywhere in FOSS, especially if you work near the kernel.
I really enjoy Reply All, it's not technical, but is more about Internet culture. http://gimletmedia.com/show/reply-all/
Their podcast during the initial phases of building up the company is also worth listening to. http://gimletmedia.com/show/startup/ The on-the-fly pseudo-pitch that Chris Sacca did in the 1st episode is a gem.
A variety of FLOSS projects, usually entertaining and quite often I learn about projects I've never heard of before. Randal Schwartz et al. are pretty good at extracting interesting information.
My favorite podcast for my daily walk is 'Security Now' https://www.grc.com/securitynow.htm It touches everything and keeps me up to date on important security vulnerabilities. (Otherwise I would probably disappear in my coding cavern for months and not know what is happening on the surface...)
They tend to have some really good guests.
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Their podcast during the initial phases of building up the company is also worth listening to. http://gimletmedia.com/show/startup/ The on-the-fly pseudo-pitch that Chris Sacca did in the 1st episode is a gem.
Awesome, thanks for sharing this! I only just found Reply All, so I'm still working my way through :)
2)BraveNewGeek - http://bravenewgeek.com
3)Antirez(redis) - http://antirez.com/latest/0
4)Aphyr - https://aphyr.com
5)GitHub's Engineering Blog - both old and new
https://github.com/blog/category/engineering
6)Facebook Engineering https://code.facebook.com/posts/
7)Twitter Engineering https://blog.twitter.com/engineering
8)Code as Craft - Etsy's Engineering Blog https://codeascraft.com
and loads more... will update tomorrow.