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John Day on Programming Throwdown has been provocative on the state of IP networking and where things are headed.
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137: The Origins of the Internet with John Day
with John Day
Podcast
Programming Throwdown educates Computer Scientists and Software Engineers on a cavalcade of programming and tech topics. Every show will cover a new programming language, so listeners will be able to speak intelligently about any programming language.
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John Day on Programming Throwdown has been provocative on the state of IP networking and where things are headed.
@pc2g4d
with John Day
Their last episode on quantum computing is one of my all-time favorite episodes of any podcast.
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Tech-related picks include CoderRadio, TechSnap, Linux Action Show, Accidental Tech Podcast, and Programming Throwdown (no new podcast in a while).HN thread · aksx · 0 points ↗
It's light weight and perfect for my commute.HN thread · yelsayed · 0 points ↗
A really enjoyable podcast by 2 software engineers on a wide variety of high level programming topics.HN thread · skate22 · 0 points ↗
Jason, the author of this terminal, has a great podcast about programming with a cohost called Programming Throwdown.HN thread · lordleft · 0 points ↗
Programming Throwdown is really good, with more in-depth discussion; their Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas episode on The Pragmatic Programmer is great.HN thread · bensonalec · 0 points ↗
Software Engineering Daily and Programming Throwdown are worth listening to.HN thread · ioli · 0 points ↗
A long running podcast that started with a programming language each show and has branched out to a lot of cool topics.HN thread · socatacos · 0 points ↗
A good podcast covering programming languages, TDD, and AI, and not assuming listeners are web developers.HN thread · thealienthing · 0 points ↗
Programming Throwdown has been running since 2012 and has covered most languages and topics, still finding new technologies to discuss.HN thread · kamlaserbeam · 0 points ↗