Podcasts about frinkiac

The pop culture topics of the December 1989/January 1990 issue fall into a few clear categories. Want to learn about age-appropriate boys? There are What Now items on Fred Savage and Jared Rushton. Want to get confused by feelings of horniness for unbelievably hot men? There's a shirtless Patrick Swayze and Billy Wirth, the latter apparently One To Watch. Want to be really mean about people who are wealthier and more powerful than you will ever be? There's a swipe at Cher for being old (at 43), and a WHOLE bunch of snark in the results of the entertainment poll -- including the magazine's editors snarking at YOU and your choices! We, however, think you're just great, so listen to what we have to say about all of the above, and more! QUICK LINKS

Hello! Today we watched the critically acclaimed and Best Picture-nominated 138-minute $75 million Netflix dramedy Don’t Look Up so you don’t have to! We hated this. We hated it so much we didn’t have the heart to make a guest watch it. Sam is kind of ranty on this one. If you like hearing him angry, please subscribe. If you can’t do that (we understand!) please leave us a good review on your podcatcher of choice (but especially Apple Podcasts) so that more people can hear us. It’s the environmentally friendly thing to do.Our image on the site is a screengrab via the Frinkiac from the “Treehouse of Horror VI” short “Attack of the 50ft Eyesores” in Season 7 of The Simpsons. It is a much better use of your time.Our theme song is Louis Armstrong and His Hot 5’s Muskrat Ramble, made freely available by the Boston Public Library and audio engineering shop George Blood, LP through the Internet Archive. Don’t Look Up is copyright 2021 Netflix; brief audio excerpts from the film are used here for purposes of review. Trust us, that’s all we had to do with it. All other material is copyright 2021 Sam Thielman and Alissa Wilkinson. This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at yammpod.substack.com/subscribe

Jordan and Richard are the brains behind Simpsons Against DevOps (@SimpsonsOps), a Twitter account that posts hilarious and snarky Simpsons memes catered to the world of DevOps and cloud. Join Corey, Jordan, and Richard as they talk about the benefits of pseudo-anonymity, the genesis of @SimpsonsOps, what Jordan and Richard’s approach to memeing looks like, the difference between interacting with people and interacting with a meme account, how the deep Simpsons catalog makes memeing easier, why you should avoid engaging with comments from toxic people, why you should apologize for mistakes, how there’s a site called Frinkiac that makes it easy to create Simpsons memes, and more.

This week we follow up on iTunes on Windows, UIViewPropertyAnimator, iPhone 7 microphone issues, Countdown To WWDC, and the first pedestrian death by Uber's self-driving car. We discuss the 20th Anniversary of the iMac, the call for Apple Heart Study, Lobe's use of Core ML, and Apple cracking down on location sharing. We also cover the Microsoft Build 2018 and Google I/O 2018 keynotes. Picks: Vapor 3, Dealing With Dates, Frinkiac.com Photo: Apple

Amanda joins Derek to discuss KotlinConf, powerful IDEs, our Ralphapalooza hackathon, and the React Native experience from a native mobile developer's perspective. A View State Machine for Network Calls on Android - Amanda's KotlinConf talk How to Build a React App in Kotlin by Dave Ford Kotlin Static Analysis with Android Lint by Tor Norbye ReSharper: Visual Studio Extension for .NET Developers thoughtbot Trail Maps Lucky - a web framework for Crystal Frinkiac thoughtbot does screen printing The Pixar Theory MLB Twitter thinks something fishy is going on with Jeter trading Stanton to Yankees - CBSSports.com React Native Web

Two aging Simpsons fans talk about The Simpsons for a while, they describe the jokes in your favorite episodes and quote the punchlines with about 70% accuracy. Then the old men start yelling at clouds as the show slides from "amazing" to "terrible".

Summary: Yes it's been a while, but NO, they have not quit trying! Today it's an exercise in marginal sound quality as the boys venture out into the world for supplies, then venture into deep intellectual waters (or not) regarding Jody's nominal topic: PROGRESS?? Fake Follow Up Matt has not yet reached "peak testing", but he can't be far off. Jody is determined to lose 10lbs Since beginning of March 2016, he's been running 3-miles, 3-times per week Phife Dog from A Tribe Called Quest dead at age 42 from diabetes complications And Prince!...link video from George Harrison tribute Who's the 3rd in the cluster? China the wrestler? John Oliver covers Puerto Rico's budget crisis Matt cited some Bigiest Loser research Matt's at 32 runs for the year New side-project for Jody: Minecraft as a service! Large Hadron Collider has weasel problems Real Follow Up Matt lands his hard-science research fellowship! #hardscienceforasoftman egg crate foam machine 3D printable magnets! Jody's Non-Scary Topic: Progress? Have computers made any difference or is overall productivity still the same? Baader-Meinhoff phenomenon xkcd, should I automate this? Matt heard on NPR that productivity is down... Jody mentioned accessing Britney Spears' medical records It's not a random example, her records were accessed without authorization MS Twitter-bot, Tay, went a bit sideways Frinkiac, the Simpsons search engine That's right...you can check your memory of your favorite Simpsons episode whenever you feel the need! After Dark A certain pharmacy no longer sells cigarettes Esperanto

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02:04 - Mindaugas Mozūras Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog Vinted pronto 02:36 - Automating Code Reviews 03:17 - What is a code review and why do it? 03:39 - Styles of Code Reviews: What parts should be automated?     06:04 - pronto vs rubocop flay Brakeman metric_fu flog 08:26 - Workflow 10:14 - Runners 11:42 - Feedback 13:21 - Use Cases for Pronto 14:28 - How has pronto changed your codebase? 15:34 - Feelings and Code Reviews; Agreeing on Standards as a Team 17:38 - Return Values Ruby Rogues Episode #248: The Crystal Programming Language with Erik Michaels-Ober 19:43 - Reviewing Pull Requests and Code Review Ethics 25:56 - Feature Flags Martin Fowler: Feature Toggles iPhreaks Episode #136: Efficient Engineering Practices for Software Projects with Neal Ford 27:21 - Managing Open Source Projects and Communities 30:37 - What’s next for pronto? Bitbucket Support Picks Manic Panic Hair Dye (Jessica) Kenneth Reitz: MentalHealthError: an exception occurred. (Jessica) Frinkiac (Coraline) Erik Trautman: Why Learning to Code is So Damn Hard (Coraline) AppSumo (Chuck) AddThis (Chuck) CircleCI (Chuck) Freelance Remote Conf (Chuck) Ruby Remote Conf (Chuck) RescueTime (Mindaugas) Dan McKinley: Choose Boring Technology (Mindaugas) Brandon Sanderson (Mindaugas)

02:04 - Mindaugas Mozūras Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog Vinted pronto 02:36 - Automating Code Reviews 03:17 - What is a code review and why do it? 03:39 - Styles of Code Reviews: What parts should be automated?     06:04 - pronto vs rubocop flay Brakeman metric_fu flog 08:26 - Workflow 10:14 - Runners 11:42 - Feedback 13:21 - Use Cases for Pronto 14:28 - How has pronto changed your codebase? 15:34 - Feelings and Code Reviews; Agreeing on Standards as a Team 17:38 - Return Values Ruby Rogues Episode #248: The Crystal Programming Language with Erik Michaels-Ober 19:43 - Reviewing Pull Requests and Code Review Ethics 25:56 - Feature Flags Martin Fowler: Feature Toggles iPhreaks Episode #136: Efficient Engineering Practices for Software Projects with Neal Ford 27:21 - Managing Open Source Projects and Communities 30:37 - What’s next for pronto? Bitbucket Support Picks Manic Panic Hair Dye (Jessica) Kenneth Reitz: MentalHealthError: an exception occurred. (Jessica) Frinkiac (Coraline) Erik Trautman: Why Learning to Code is So Damn Hard (Coraline) AppSumo (Chuck) AddThis (Chuck) CircleCI (Chuck) Freelance Remote Conf (Chuck) Ruby Remote Conf (Chuck) RescueTime (Mindaugas) Dan McKinley: Choose Boring Technology (Mindaugas) Brandon Sanderson (Mindaugas)

Kris and Kole talk about exhaustion, legislation, and ornithology. ALSO: Kris knows best. Talking to the lights on the bathroom floor. Cliff Claven Beer Nuts. Walkin' around. Our Mom: Toy Hunter. State Legislatures. Cowboy Church. Bird Olympics. Frinkiac. Weiner King. People Cannon.