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Ask HN: What tech blogs, podcasts do you follow outside of HN?

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Re: Ask HN: What tech blogs, podcasts do you follow outside of HN?

#73
my podcast list (except specific tech podcasts)

entrepreneurs interviews http://mixergy.com

light financials - http://www.npr.org/sections/money/

freakonomics http://freakonomics.com/radio/freakonomics-radio-podcast-arc...

personal development - http://theartofcharm.com/

Re: Ask HN: What tech blogs, podcasts do you follow outside of HN?

#75

A couple of fun linux / open source podcasts. 1. Linux Action Show ( http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/tag/linux-action-show/ ) 2. Bad Voltage ( http://badvoltage.org/ )

I have to second Bad Voltage. Well worth your time if you're into the open source community.

Re: Ask HN: What tech blogs, podcasts do you follow outside of HN?

#78
post #19

The Omega Tau Podcast is great: http://omegataupodcast.net/

+1, very detailed discussion about topics like space, aeronautics, railroads, economics, race cars, biomedicine, genetics etc.

It really goes into detail, background and most importantly asks the questions that I, as a geek, would want to know.

Re: Ask HN: What tech blogs, podcasts do you follow outside of HN?

#79
Frequently:

http://www.economist.com/ - my second best feed (after HN)

Occasionally:

http://www.datatau.com/ - HN for data science

https://johncarlosbaez.wordpress.com/ - Mathematics, Theoretical Physics

https://terrytao.wordpress.com/ - Mathematics

http://slatestarcodex.com/ - Less Wrong-kind stuff (the guy writes frequent and well, but somehow too verbosely)

http://visualizing.org/ - data visualizations

A bit of G+ (mainly, if not only, for a few guys in mathematics and physics).

Re: Ask HN: What tech blogs, podcasts do you follow outside of HN?

#80
post #7

http://atp.fm , but I rarely finish one episode these days... I wish I could listen to fun smart folks talking about computers other than Apple. Also, I'd love to hear people that weren't so overtly progressive. Most stuff I find is too serious and I rather hear podcasts to entertain myself instead of trying to learn more stuff while driving.

I feel that all podcasts about Apple tech have gone downhill since Apple Watch was announced; endless discussions about its price tiers and fitness bits. Yet nothing insightful ever comes of it.

I guess that's how everyone felt when the original iPhone 'invaded' former Mac-only blogs...

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