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Search results for tag #podcast

[?]Olivier Leroy » 🌐
@defuneste@fosstodon.org

so far really enjoying this rss.com/podcasts/computer-scie

by @Felienne and Hanna Schraffenberger.

Very passionate and energetic podcast of what is maybe outside of a "main stream" computer science education.

I like that it brings "classic" / famous article or author and discuss them. It also offer some "homework" that let you either read the article or do some kind of practice related to it.

Hugely recommend!

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    [?]Thomas ◉ measure flow » 🌐
    @nobsagile@mastodon.social

    RE: mastodon.social/@nobsagile/116

    Bloggers and podcasters: this one's for you. Turn it into a post or an episode, a proper blog carnival. Easy content, and we all connect. Just drop your link with , any language.

    Boosts welcome, the more blogs and podcasters see this, the better.

    #agile boosted

    [?]Thomas ◉ measure flow » 🌐
    @nobsagile@mastodon.social

    Confession time.

    Years ago I rolled Scrum out with my team strictly by the Guide. Sprints, points, standups, all of it. Truth is, I hadn't understood the first thing about agile. Pure cargo cult, and I couldn't even see it at the time.

    Your turn: what's the most anti-agile thing you've done, and what did it teach you?

    Answer in any language. Tag so we find each other.

    If you like, nudge 1 to 3 people you'd want to hear from. No pressure.

    Dark editorial poster. Large cream serif word "Confess." with a red full stop, on a near-black background. Above it the hashtag #AgileConfessions in red. Below, the line "the most anti-agile thing you've ever done." Footer: "answer in any language · tag #AgileConfessions".

    Alt...Dark editorial poster. Large cream serif word "Confess." with a red full stop, on a near-black background. Above it the hashtag #AgileConfessions in red. Below, the line "the most anti-agile thing you've ever done." Footer: "answer in any language · tag #AgileConfessions".

        #agile boosted

        [?]InfoQ » 🌐
        @infoq@techhub.social

        In the latest , Gabriela Moreira breaks down how the Quint specification language is making more accessible than ever.

        She discusses:
        🔹 How AI is lowering the barrier to formal specification and model-based testing
        🔹 Why defining correct system behavior remains essential human work in an AI-driven world

        🎧 Listen now: bit.ly/3STSyL6

          [?]Virtual Domain-Driven Design » 🌐
          @virtualddd@techhub.social

          Architects often start hopeful and end up worn down, watching their vision get stripped back by old systems and competing priorities. Larisa Feldman spent years avoiding the role for that exact reason, until she found a place where it could work differently.

          Read, watch, or listen: virtualddd.com/facilitating-ar

            Ted M. Young boosted

            [?]Jared White (ResistanceNet ✊) » 🌐
            @jaredwhite@indieweb.social

            Hi Fedifriends,

            I am writing to you to ask for a favor.

            I'm lining up some guests to have conversations with on Vibe Coded who bring an invigorating perspective on fedi, big tech, online/offline social movements, etc.

            Who would you recommend I reach out to? My own list is growing but I'm sure there are other people I absolutely should connect with. ☺️

            TIA ✌️

              #agile boosted

              [?]Thomas ◉ measure flow » 🌐
              @nobsagile@mastodon.social

              Vielleicht mögen die, die NBA Kompakt bisher gehört haben, mal sagen, wie sie das Format "5 Minuten kompakt" und auch fertige Reihenfolge mit aufeinander bauenden Themen so finden? Feedback is immer gut! Danke!

              no-bullshit-agile.de/nba-kompa

                #agile boosted

                [?]Thomas ◉ measure flow » 🌐
                @nobsagile@mastodon.social

                Die kommende Folge 8 "Warum Agilität nicht tot ist" schließt den ersten Teil "Fundament" von NBA Kompakt ab. Danach steigen wir in die Work-Feedback Loop ein.

                NBA Kompakt ist mein Podcast Format in dem ich in einer sinnvollen Reihenfolge in jeweils 5-Minuten-Folgen kompakt Aspekte des agilen Arbeitens bespreche.

                Kompletter Fahrplan für alle Folgen: no-bullshit-agile.de/nba-kompa

                  [?]Sean Bala » 🌐
                  @seanbala@mas.to

                  Got a question for you - what is the ethics of creating an account here for a I really like? I've had a crazy thought of creating an account for the "In Our Time" podcast on . I enjoy it every week and thought it would be an interesting way of adding some interesting material to the .

                  I've had the idea since the BBC's experiment here in the Fediverse. I am convinced that it would have been more successful if they had created accounts for select programs and journalists, not the stations (which are too broad for a platform that encourages niches).

                  Good idea? Bad idea? Couldn't care less?

                  Does one get permission, even if I plaster the account with "JUST A FAN ACCOUNT" or "NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE BBC"?

                    [?]Le Podthécaire 🔻 » 🌐
                    @Marvin_Rouge@pouet.chapril.org

                    Il ne plie plus… il cause !

                    Nouvel épisode : un hommage à François TJP
                    vodio.fr/vodiotheque/i/35889/r

                      #agile boosted

                      [?]Thomas ◉ measure flow » 🌐
                      @nobsagile@mastodon.social

                      Ich bin nach 5 Folgen wirklich glücklich mit dem Podcast Format "5 Minuten kompakt". Ich denke, kurz und knapp den Fokus auf ein Thema zu setzen und auch den Inhalt aller 66 Folgen schon zu kennen ermöglicht es, das Thema "agiles Arbeiten" vollständig und kompakt zu beleuchten.

                      Welches Feedback (gerne auch kritisches) habt ihr?

                      no-bullshit-agile.de/nba-kompa

                        #agile boosted

                        [?]Thomas ◉ measure flow » 🌐
                        @nobsagile@mastodon.social

                        Kleiner Teaser: In der morgigen Folge von NBA Kompakt geht es kurz und kompakt (wie bei allen Folgen) um den agilen Eisberg: Was ist sichtbar und allen bekannt und was ist unter der Wasseroberfläche und vielen nicht bekannt obwohl sehr wichtig.

                        no-bullshit-agile.de/nba-kompa

                          #agile boosted

                          [?]Thomas ◉ measure flow » 🌐
                          @nobsagile@mastodon.social

                          „Wir machen doch Scrum.", „Wir haben Jira." , „Wir machen jeden Tag ein Daily."

                          Und trotzdem funktioniert es nicht.

                          Das liegt nicht an Scrum. Es liegt daran, dass das Fundament fehlt.

                          Agilität ist zuerst eine Haltung, kein Werkzeugkasten. Erst das Mindset, dann die Methode. Wer beim Framework anfängt, baut das Dach vor dem Keller.

                          Agil heißt nicht „schnell". Agil heißt „beweglich".

                          no-bullshit-agile.de/nbak04-mi

                          Alt...NBAK04: Mindset vor Methode

                            [?]Leanpub » 🌐
                            @leanpub@mastodon.social

                            NEW! The Leanpub Podcast 🎙 Feat. Danielle Boyce, Author of Ten Habits of Great Data Analysts: Practical Tips from My Three Decades in the Field

                            youtu.be/ORlz3bA0cbY

                              [?]vga256 » 🌐
                              @vga256@mastodon.tomodori.net

                              after months of behind the scenes coding, i'm happy to announce the re-launch of my podcast: CD-ROM Safari!

                              if you're new to the show, it's a friendly and welcoming look at multimedia software of the 1990s.

                              i've rebuilt the entire site to use kiki, my php-based homepage construction kit. it now generates podcast RSS feeds on the fly, along with nice cover art and episode metadata :D

                              prior episodes (from 2018 to early 2026) have been archived into season 1.

                              the new episode, posted 5 minutes ago, is the first episode of season 2. it's a relaunch of the show, along with a whole new website to facilitate software preservation for educational games, edutainment and multimedia.

                              the website: cd-rom.ca/podcast

                              podcast rss 2.0: cd-rom.ca/podcast.xml

                              apple podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/

                              enjoy the show :D

                              A Macintosh System 7-like theme for a website. It shows a window with the title CD-ROM Safari Podcast.

The copy reads:
In 2018, @vga256 launched the Multimedia HyperGuide podcast. For the next 6 years, the podcast was focussed mostly on solo deep-dives of games for Windows 3.1 and MS-DOS. Many of the episodes are multi-parters, with strict attention paid to software history and technical design. These episodes have been folded together into what I think of as "Season 1" of the podcast.

In 2026, the podcast was renamed to CD-ROM Safari and relaunched as a friendly conversational exploration of the multimedia era of roughly 1989-2000. So if you're into friends talking about multimedia software they grew up with in the 90s, this is probably going to be your jam. These ongoing episodes, dubbed as "Season 2", are a balance of Windows 3.1, Macintosh, and Windows 95 applications and games.

                              Alt...A Macintosh System 7-like theme for a website. It shows a window with the title CD-ROM Safari Podcast. The copy reads: In 2018, @vga256 launched the Multimedia HyperGuide podcast. For the next 6 years, the podcast was focussed mostly on solo deep-dives of games for Windows 3.1 and MS-DOS. Many of the episodes are multi-parters, with strict attention paid to software history and technical design. These episodes have been folded together into what I think of as "Season 1" of the podcast. In 2026, the podcast was renamed to CD-ROM Safari and relaunched as a friendly conversational exploration of the multimedia era of roughly 1989-2000. So if you're into friends talking about multimedia software they grew up with in the 90s, this is probably going to be your jam. These ongoing episodes, dubbed as "Season 2", are a balance of Windows 3.1, Macintosh, and Windows 95 applications and games.

                                Sam Cranford boosted

                                [?]ProPublica » 🌐
                                @ProPublica@newsie.social

                                When insurance coverage for her husband’s lifesaving care was denied, Teressa didn’t stand down. She fought back and won.

                                She found the secret to winning buried deep in her insurance coverage booklet.

                                Listen to her story on episode 3 of our podcast, "Paper Trail": propublica.org/podcast/health-

                                "If you're ever in a similar fight with your health insurance company [over denied coverage], you might need to know this too." -Jessica Lussenhop, ProPublica reporter and "Paper Trail" host. Listen at propublica dot org slash podcast.

                                Alt..."If you're ever in a similar fight with your health insurance company [over denied coverage], you might need to know this too." -Jessica Lussenhop, ProPublica reporter and "Paper Trail" host. Listen at propublica dot org slash podcast.

                                  #agile boosted

                                  [?]Thomas ◉ measure flow » 🌐
                                  @nobsagile@mastodon.social

                                  Die 12 agilen Prinzipien kennen die meisten nicht. Dabei sind sie der eigentliche Kompass.

                                  Mein Trick: Mach aus jedem Prinzip eine Frage.

                                  „Erzeugen wir echten Nutzen?"
                                  „Messen wir Fortschritt an funktionierender Software?"
                                  „Können wir dieses Tempo dauerhaft halten?"

                                  Eine Frage zwingt zur ehrlichen Antwort. Eine Aussage lässt dich nicken.

                                  no-bullshit-agile.de/nbak03-12

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