Podcasts

Architecture & Design

27:01

Mehrnoosh Sameki on Responsible AI

In this podcast, Mehrnoosh Sameki discusses the importance of responsible AI, the principles behind it, and the challenges in ensuring fairness and transparency in AI systems. She also highlights various open-source tools and approaches for developers to incorporate responsible AI practices into their machine learning models and ensure better decision-making and ethical outcomes.

Architecture & Design

30:28

From Cloud-Hosted to Cloud-Native with Rosemary Wang

In this episode of the podcast, Rosemary Wang talks about the patterns and practices that help you move from cloud-hosted to cloud-native architecture and maximize the benefit and use of the cloud. The discussion covers essential application and infrastructure considerations, as well as cost and security concerns you need to think about when approaching a cloud-native architecture.

Architecting Reactive Systems: Insights on Modern Approaches with Tyler Jewell

Tyler Jewell, CEO of Lightbend, explores the evolution of responsive, distributed applications and the challenges in achieving elasticity, resilience, and scalability.

Architecture & Design

18:24

Hien Luu on ML Principles at DoorDash

Live from the venue of the QCon London Conference, we are talking with Hien Luu, head of ML Platform at DoorDash. In this podcast, Luu discusses the main principles and strategies that DoorDash uses to scale and evolve MLOps, as well as some tips for those who want to get started with MLOps.

Architecture & Design

33:45

Leslie Miley on AI Bias and Sustainability

In this podcast, Leslie Miley shares his insights on AI bias, sustainability, and the potential impact of AI on society. He emphasizes the importance of understanding and mitigating the harm these technologies can cause, while also discussing the responsibilities of developers, tech companies, and individuals in ensuring a more responsible and ethical approach to AI development.

Architecture & Design

17:16

Real Time ML Pipelines Using Quix with Tomáš Neubauer

Tomáš Neubauer will talk about Quix Streams, an open-source Python library that simplifies real-time machine learning pipelines. Tomáš will discuss various architecture designs, their pros and cons, and demonstrate a real use case of detecting a cyclist crash using Quix Streams and a TensorFlow model.

Culture & Methods

19:11

Hiring and Growing Great Site Reliability Engineers

In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods spoke to Narayanan Raghavan, Senior Director for Site Reliability Engineering for Managed Services at Red Hat, about hiring and growing

Culture & Methods

20:00

Creating a Developer-Centric Culture and Building Platform as Runtime

In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods spoke to Aviran Mordo of Wix about creating a developer-centric culture, building a platform as runtime environment to speed up development and shifting left in design through developer and designer pairing.

Reimagining the concept of responsive apps

Responsiveness is much more than a front-end web app issue. Tyler Jewell will challenge you to think differently about how to achieve elasticity, agility, and resilience.

Culture & Methods

20:40

Building Trust and Safety in Remote Teams at Shopify

In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods spoke to Jesse McGinnis of Shopify about building trust and safety in remote teams and developing yourself as a leader.

Culture & Methods

32:22

Work-life Integration and the Modern Workplace

In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods spoke Peter Miscovich co-author of the book The Workplace You Need Now: Shaping Spaces for the Future of Work about creating human-centric working environments where work-life integration of mental wellbeing, social wellbeing, and physical wellbeing matter.

Culture & Methods

23:47

Moving from Technical Contributor to People Leader with Lena Reinhard

In this podcast Shane Hastie spoke to Lena Reinhard about new skills that are needed when moving from an individual contributor role to a people leader, communicating outside of engineering and the layoffs in tech.