Podcasts about naming things

In Episode 132, hosts Alyce and Laura are* being personally victimized by different major corporationsSome highlights from the Andor season 2 trailer The Andor season 2 release schedule feels like an attack on podcasters/reviewers. Like, it feels personal and violent.Casual reminder that Andor is **cinema**The Revenge of the Sith strikes back! That is, it's coming back to theaters for one week only!This listicle uses the word “cancelled” to describe these 20 Star Wars projects that never made it to screen, but we're pretty sure at least 3 of these are made up. Sorry for using the word “listicle” unironically.Highlights from Deadline's really long interview with Kathleen Kennedy about her retirement, fan scrutiny of Lucasfilm, her succession plan and more.We've said it before and we'll say it again, we really have enough Darth Vader stories. Like, we have so far more than anyone asked for.What happens in Vegas may have already happened across the U.S., but that's not going to stop sultry stormtroopers from shaking what their mama gave themAlyce is in her Naming Things era! Help her come up with names for her high elf (high as in highborn, not stoned) and her new robot vacuumHelpful links referenced in this episode:John Rocha and Laura discuss the Kathleen Kennedy retirement rumors and the Andor season 2 trailer on the most recent episode of The Jedi Way Twitter: @forcetoastpod | @sLeiaAllDay | @ShutUp_LauraInstagram: @forcetoastpodBluesky: forcetoastpod.bsky.socialEmail: forcetoastpod@gmail.comWebsite: forcetoastpod.com*This podcast contains a sh!t ton of profanity and boozin. You can find a bleeped version of this podcast absolutely nowhere. Cheers!

There are 2 hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-1 errors. (Leon Bambrick)In this week's episode, the crew discuesses the complexities and nuances of naming conventions in software projects. The team reflects on their own practices, shared challenges, and the real-world impact of terminology and structure on software development and maintenance.Follow the show and be sure to join the discussion on Discord! Our website is workingcode.dev and we're @WorkingCodePod on Twitter and Instagram. New episodes drop weekly on Wednesday.And, if you're feeling the love, support us on Patreon.With audio editing and engineering by ZCross Media.Full show notes and transcript here.

In this episode, I was joined by Nick Cosentino (DevLeader on the socials) to chat about refactoring code. We also discussed various other things, like automated testing, and how AI might affect us as developers, and much more!For a full list of show notes, or to add comments - please see the website here

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Full show - FrYiday | Tech screwed me over | Slacker hates naming things | Erin is learning how to cook | Hormone horror | No more babysitting for Erin | Slacker thinks he's getting scammed | Peepee park | Everyone knew but me @theslackershow @thackiswack @radioerin

Ron takes a look at how we name things, like storms and pets....... Guest: International Journalist and Consumer Advocate Christopher Elliot.... Elliott.org

In this engaging conversation, Jason dives into the life and career of Deloss Pickett, a filmmaker and entrepreneur who shares his experiences creating the impactful documentary, '25 to Life' with rapper Ice-T. The film explores the implications of California's three strikes law, interviewing prisoners and their families. The discussion transitions to his journey through the film industry, his time at Tesla, and his innovations in sustainable technology with BIB Technologies. From navigating the challenges of the film festival circuit to his insights on the flawed prison system and the future of hydrogen and electric vehicles, this episode offers a rich narrative of resilience and visionary thinking.   00:00 Why watch this episode 00:43 Introduction and Excitement 00:54 The Making of '25 to Life' 01:36 Film School and Early Influences 03:26 The Three Strikes Law 05:03 Challenges and Successes 06:58 Emotional Interviews and Advocacy 12:20 Prison Experiences and Realities 17:20 Private Prisons and Corporate Interests 21:05 Transition to Tech and Consulting 32:02 The Art of Naming Things 32:37 Pandemic Pivot: From FRO Truck to Glass Lockers 34:06 The Vision for Automated Retail 35:25 Robotics and Job Displacement 38:12 Hydrogen Cars: Practicality and Challenges 40:26 Insurance Woes and Legal Battles 45:12 The Future of Hydrogen Vehicles 53:24 Failed Startups and Market Realities 55:29 The Revival of the Automat 56:54 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans   Like, Share & Subscribe - The Jason Ingber Show

Full show - Tuesday | Kitchen katastrophe | No more babysitting for Erin | Slacker has a new mating sound | I don't get it | Slacker hates naming things | T. Hack loves being roasted | Know the show @theslackershow @thackiswack @radioerin

A majority of expecting parents name their baby bump, but Slacker isn't on board. What's something around your house that you've named?

MPP Sandy Shaw joins Scott for this week's edition of The Brightest Conversation in Hamilton Radio to talk about the relationship between social media and politics, naming places/buildings after people, teaching manners to our children, 'reviving' people with AI, the current state of politics and more. Guest: Sandy Shaw, MPP for Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas

Hello! Today we have a new name for the show! Welcome to Motivated The Podcast, where we talk about small business marketing and lifestyle. In this episode I share behind the scenes on why I renamed the show, what we'll cover on future episodes, and tips on branding your business. Plus you can hear the story on how the new name came to be. On the show we talk about small business marketing ideas and marketing tips, plus lifestyle ideas on how to balance your business and life. For more, find all the latest news on my website: https://jessicawangelin.com If this helped you, thanks for leaving a 5 star review, I appreciate it! Want to turn your website into a powerhouse for your business? Watch my free 35 minute training on How to Create a Dynamic Website Strategy. https://jessicawangelin.com/training XO -Jessica Wangelin Marketing, Website Strategy and Content Inspiration for Online Entrepreneurs My website: https://jessicawangelin.com Work with me to create or update your website: http://jessicawangelin.com/vip/ Contact me: hello@jessicawangelin.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jessica-wangelin/message

The new pedestrian bridge in Galway is set to have a new name! Droichead an Dóchais or Bridge of Hope has been chosen, and a naming ceremony will take place in a few weeks. It seems a bit bland, doesn't it? Do we need to have an honest question about how we name things here in Ireland? Newstalk's own Simon Tierney joins Kieran to discuss how we as a country name things. Image: Galway City Council

We highlight the significance of clear, concise, and consistent naming conventions in coding. Poor naming can lead to confusion, increased cognitive load, and avoidance of code. We talk about using domain-specific language in your code, the importance of consistency, the benefits of having a standard set of rules within a team, and the importance of good documentation.This episode was hosted and sponsored by Salto. Salto is not a consulting company looking to sell you services. Instead they're a software company that has built a powerful DevOps platform for NetSuite users to manage, track, deploy, and monitor changes to NetSuite. If you'd like to learn more about the Salto DevOps platform, check out salto.io where you can sign up for a free demo and a free 30-day trial.

Championshit. Yak-In-The-Back (Don't Stab Back). Damn Dirty Ibbott. Safely pull over, THEN stab them. Skeptical About Septic Tanks. Stranger Things with a laugh track. Someone Missed the Scarlet Letter. Poop Your Pants and Find a Better Quote. Will Nobody Frighten the Kids? Authenticated Wood Chipper. HELP ME JESUS! That name's dumb, let's stop being basketball. PokeMonopoly Go. Throw up in a bush. Naming Things with Travis and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Championshit. Yak-In-The-Back (Don't Stab Back). Damn Dirty Ibbott. Safely pull over, THEN stab them. Skeptical About Septic Tanks. Stranger Things with a laugh track. Someone Missed the Scarlet Letter. Poop Your Pants and Find a Better Quote. Will Nobody Frighten the Kids? Authenticated Wood Chipper. HELP ME JESUS! That name's dumb, let's stop being basketball. PokeMonopoly Go. Throw up in a bush. Naming Things with Travis and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to "The Logan Blackman Show"! In this episode, host Logan Blackman sits down with the remarkable Brady Jansen as his special guest. Join them for an engaging conversation as they explore the keys to success, personal growth, and making a lasting impact. Through thought-provoking discussions and inspiring anecdotes, Brady shares his wisdom and insights from his journey in [relevant field]. Get ready for a captivating episode filled with valuable takeaways, laughter, and a genuine connection. Tune in to "The Logan Blackman Show" with special guest Brady Jansen for an unforgettable conversation that will leave you motivated and ready to unlock your own greatness. (thanks ChatGPT)

Josh and Kurt talk about namespaces. They were a topic in the last podcast, and resulted in a much much larger discussion for us. We decided to hash out some of our thinking in an episode. This is a much harder problem than either of us expected. We don't have any great answers, but we do have a lot of questions. Show Notes Not Red Hat NPM hash package Episode 129 – The EU bug bounty program

This podcast focuses on the Witness Stones project occurring in Old Lyme, Connecticut. It's an opportunity to think about what it means to take a look at the history of enslaved people in a community that is mainly white. We'll take a look at the successes and the challenges. More info on the Witness Stones Project at: https://www.witnessstonesoldlyme.org/ {This story was produced by Mic Check host Isabelle Barbour, and it originally aired on January 1, 2023. More info on Isabelle's work can be found at: https://www.truthtellerconsulting.com/}

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In today's episode, I talk about tips and tricks for naming things in JavaScript. Links Chris Buecheler’s tweet Code examples

In today's episode, I talk about tips and tricks for naming things in JavaScript.In today's episode, I talk about tips and tricks for naming things in JavaScript.Show Notes & Transcript →

[00:03:50] Joel tells us about himself, what led him to creating Phlex, and what problem he was trying to solve with it.[00:08:13] We find out the testing story and how the reception has been with Phlex.[00:13:45] Andrew brings up how Joel has been doing a lot of performance stuff with Phlex and Joel explains how he's making the benchmarks and how he's figuring out all these performance things.[00:16:53] Joel shares some interesting things he's tried that were easy and one that had the biggest impact. [00:22:04] Joel tells us a good example of something that's not a smart thing to do in application code, but they've decided to do in Phlex.[00:23:33] Find out what Joel is focused on happening for Phlex in the next few months.[00:26:08] Since this is Joel's first big open source project with over one hundred stars, Andrew asks if he had any contributors or if he's looking for contributors. [00:30:02] We hear Joe's response to someone on Twitter who said, “If' I'm a Junior, should I learn Phlex?”  [00:34:17] Joel lets us know the next big thing he wants to work on with Phlex. [00:36:17] We find out where you can follow Joel online, and he tells us a little about his show called, Naming Things. Panelists:Jason CharnesChris OliverAndrew MasonGuest:Joel DrapperSponsor:HoneybadgerLinks:Jason Charnes TwitterChris Oliver TwitterAndrew Mason TwitterJoel Drapper TwitterJoel Drapper GitHubNaming ThingsPhlexRuby Radar NewsletterRuby Radar TwitterRuby for All Podcast

Links: Nick Frichette wrote an incredibly handy guide on the ordered steps to take to avoid CloudFront or DNS domain takeovers on AWS. This handy walkthrough talks about how to configure something that shrieks its head off whenever someone logs into AWS via the root account. The Center for Internet Security just released an update to the AWS version of their security benchmarks, and this approachable post goes through what's new. Introducing message data protection for Amazon SNS - This is a bit hard to wrap my head around--then Scott Piper nailed it with "it's Macie for SNS and now I'm wondering what the point of me even is.  I've talked about Parliament before--it's an AWS IAM linting library. Version 1.6.0 just dropped. I'll be in the DC area next week; come by Highline at 7PM and let me buy you a drink / swap stories if you're around.

Nick is officially an influencer! After Nick accidentally launched a co-host of Rubyists learning Japanese (including Brittany!), the duo chat about learning styles and recommended podcasts. Oh, and upgrade your Rails applications, listeners! Show Notes & Links: Duolingo (https://www.duolingo.com/) akr / all-ruby (https://github.com/akr/all-ruby) Leetcode (https://leetcode.com/) Naming Things (https://www.namingthings.org/) Rubber Duck Dev Show (https://www.rubberduckdevshow.com/) Rails Versions 7.0.3.1, 6.1.6.1, 6.0.5.1, and 5.2.8.1 have been released! (https://rubyonrails.org/2022/7/12/Rails-Versions-7-0-3-1-6-1-6-1-6-0-5-1-and-5-2-8-1-have-been-released) Sponsored By: Honeybadger (https://www.honeybadger.io/) Honeybadger makes you a DevOps hero by combining error monitoring, uptime monitoring and check-in monitoring into a single, easy to use platform. Go to Honeybadger.io (https://www.honeybadger.io/) and discover how Starr, Josh, and Ben created a 100% bootstrapped monitoring solution. AppSignal (https://www.appsignal.com/rorpodcast) Monitor your apps from A to Z: error tracking, performance insights, server metrics, uptime pages, custom dashboards, and more. AppSignal works for all popular Ruby frameworks and automatically instruments and creates beautiful dashboards for Sidekiq, Active Job, and other integrations. As a listener of The Ruby on Rails Podcast, you get a 10% discount and a box of sweet treats. Start your 30-day free trial at https://www.appsignal.com/rorpodcast (https://www.appsignal.com/rorpodcast).

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Hosts: Jim, Jon & KentIn this first episode we create Aegis, a fantasy world dominated by the element of Air. Find it in the wiki here!00:00 Introduction00:41 World Concept02:13 Google Documents02:33 Google Christ03:00 Air Theme03:28 Bespin03:44 George Lucas03:55 Holo-Cube04:30 World Rules & Geography08:00 Elementals09:00 Balance of the Elements10:13 Winged People11:33 Hawk People / Flash Gordon11:44 Brian Blessed / Prince Vultan12:05 Harpy12:30 Lizard People12:54 Airborne Jellyfish12:55 Arthur C. Clarke / A Meeting with Medusa13:09 The Beatles13:25 Beholder13:55 Bodies of Water14:50 Poles, Temperature, Day & Night16:17 Huge Water Spout16:58 Up is Bad, Down is Good21:00 The Thing at the Center21:43 Government / Parliaments of Birdfolk / Sultanates of Lizardfolk23:53 History, Magic & Technology27:45 The Opener28:29 D&D / Elemental Plane of Air / Demiplane30:50 Present Day Conflict32:17 Clothing, Population and Biology37:00 Naming Things37:44 Ouroboros38:13 Thesaurus.com38:38 Red Dwarf / "Ouroboros"40:02 Komodo Dragon41:54 Wikipedia / Medusozoa / Scyphozoa45:49 Aegis Shield46:24 Conclusion & OutroDOWNLOAD EPISODE 1 - AEGIS

Hosts: Jim, Jon & KentGuest: Chris We build a galactic spiral arm in which magic and technology co-exist and humans and other strange species band together to defend against a threat that seeks dominion over all. WARNING: This setting combines Science Fiction and Fantasy. If that's not your cup of tea, you may want to skip this one to avoid having to crawl into a corner and rock yourself back and forth to comfort yourself against the sacrilege. In the mean time, we'll be having fun riding our magical space ships. ;)Recommendation: Jon recommends Community.Wiki entry to follow!00:00 Tomfoolery00:15 NyQuil00:28 Alderaan00:39 Intro01:14 D&D01:45 AD&D 2nd Edition01:52 Dark Sun / White Wolf03:32 Determining Basics04:59 Spelljammer / Windjammer05:38 Exo-Space (E-Space)07:11 Isaac Asimov / Clarke's Three Laws07:40 Spiral Arm07:50 Determining Star Systems & Species12:35 Red Giant16:49 Will-o-the-Wisp17:31 White Dwarf18:58 Stargate21:04 Discussing Means of Interstellar Travel22:31 Astral Plane / Hyperdrive / FTL Drive25:08 Introducing Humans to the Setting25:44 Charlton Heston / Planet of the Apes27:12 Enterprise29:05 Interstellar Conflict31:45 Ship Design33:45 Technomancer / Artificer35:00 Determining Timeline of Events36:12 Determining Locations37:16 Deadwood38:34 Revisiting Culture & Technology40:16 Explorers41:47 Adjusting the Timeline42:34 Discussing Weapons43:19 Greek Fire43:38 Revisiting Locations & Borders45:03 The Empire Strikes Back / Exogorth45:47 Klingons47:02 Sargasso Sea47:29 Naming Things48:34 Dross49:13 Oni50:00 Dwimmer / Dweomer50:22 Jingoism50:54 Falafel51:10 The Gray52:05 Xhosa54:22 Ekam54:56 Nyakyusa / Three Stooges / Bantu56:22 Puma / Aztecs56:45 Asterisk / Asterix / Babylon 557:20 Naming the Setting57:26 Pigs in Space57:46 Outlandia58:45 Recommendation / Community58:54 Conclusion & Outro DOWNLOAD EPISODE 9 - OUTLANDIA

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“Understanding what makes code readable from a cognitive perspective will help you design better. There are so many areas of programming where knowing something about knowing is just going to make you happier and more effective." Felienne Hermans is the author of “The Programmer's Brain” and an Associate Professor at Leiden University. She is also the creator of the Hedy programming language, the co-founder of Joy of Coding conference, and a host at Software Engineering Radio podcast. In this episode, Felienne explained why programming is one of the most demanding cognitive activities and described the three different cognitive processes involved. We discussed why code reading is hard and how to get better at it, the connection between programming and spoken languages, naming things and why it is so important to get it right, and how to avoid having bugs in our thinking. Listen out for: Career Journey - [00:05:09] Kids Learning Programming - [00:06:15] Writing “The Programmer's Brain” - [00:08:58] Programming as a Demanding Cognitive Ability - [00:11:19] Code Reading is So Hard- [00:16:23] 3 Cognitive Processes - [00:19:32] How to Improve Code Reading Skills - [00:22:09] Power of Chunking - [00:25:07] Learning Programming and Spoken Language - [00:27:35] Bugs in Thinking - [00:31:02] Naming Things is Hard - [00:34:32] Code with Bad Names Has More Bugs - [00:37:36] Mental Models - [00:41:31] Other Cognitive Aspects - [00:42:45] Impact of Interruptions - [00:44:37] 2 Tech Lead Wisdom - [00:46:46] _____ Felienne Hermans's Bio Felienne Hermans is an Associate Professor at the Leiden Institute of Advanced Computer Science at Leiden University, where she heads the PERL research group, focused on programming education. She also teaches prospective computer science teachers at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Felienne is the creator of the Hedy programming language, and was one of the founders of the Joy of Coding conference. Since 2016, she has been a host at Software Engineering Radio, one of the most popular software engineering podcasts on the web. Felienne is also the author of “The Programmer's Brain” a book that helps programmers understand how their brains work and how to use it more effectively. In 2021, Felienne was awarded the Dutch Prize for ICT research. Felienne is a member the board of I&I, the Dutch association of high-school computer science teachers, and of TC39, the committee that designs JavaScript. Follow Felienne: Website – https://www.felienne.com/ Twitter – @Felienne LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/felienne Our Sponsor Are you looking for a new cool swag? Tech Lead Journal now offers you some swags that you can purchase online. These swags are printed on-demand based on your preference, and will be delivered safely to you all over the world where shipping is available. Check out all the cool swags by visiting https://techleadjournal.dev/shop. Like this episode? Subscribe on your favorite podcast app and submit your feedback. Follow @techleadjournal on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. Pledge your support by becoming a patron. For more info about the episode (including quotes and transcript), visit techleadjournal.dev/episodes/61.

Phil Karlton said, "There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things." In this episode, I'm not going to be talking about cache invalidation, but about the art of naming parts of your organization correctly. How can names rob teams of agency? Or be used as a weapon by others in the company? And is Galadriel a good name for a team? Tune in to find out.Grab a copy of my new book, The Tech Executive Operating System.Subscribe to the best newsletter for tech executives, with weekly exclusive insights.For any questions or comments, reach out to me directly: aviv@avivbenyosef.com

I'm super excited about the topic this week which is The Power In Naming Things. This is an idea that might not come naturally for you, but let me tell ya, it is magical. To be honest, I may go a little overboard on this at times. I like to name everything from my houseplants (many of which are named after loved ones), to my guitar (Caliope, the Head Muse in Greek Mythology), to my toaster (Amos, just cuz I think it's a fun name). But the principle of naming things goes a lot deeper. Support the show (https://paypal.me/vibrantlifepodcast)

David Allen talks about the apparent, and the more subtle, power of naming things.

"There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things" - nie pierwszy raz wracam w podkaście do słów Phila Karltona, a zapewne także i nie ostatni. Gdy coś raz zostanie nazwane, zwłaszcza niefortunnie, często bardzo trudno się od tej nazwy uwolnić. Tym razem chciałbym więc zwrócić uwagę na to, co i jak możemy przeanalizować w naszym projekcie zanim zaczniemy nazywać poszczególne jego elementy i obiekty. Mowa tu oczywiście o perspektywach, dzięki którym możemy poznać jak coś wygląda, jak się zachowuje, a czasem dodatkowo czym innym się staje i kiedy. Technika wyjątkowo prosta w użyciu i jednocześnie zaskakująco skuteczna.

How do products you see advertised get their names? How does charity knitting figure into a story about that?  Rita Mattia weaves it all together in this story about advertising, needlework, gender, and cats.

Arnab starts out with his opinion on the Biden administration then moves on to the third test match, and the 'Narendra Modi Stadium' (~5:30), before talking about Bengal's fascination with stars and Arnab's food fascination (~23 min). Support Arnab on Patreon

Miss Chrissie and Steve are joined by the “Jenkintown famous” Pasquale DeFazio. He is a talented filmmaker at FRANK and a phenomenal musician in one of our favorite bands, Camera Thief. We have a great conversation touching on his time in NYC, his musical and filmmaking careers, that he has an uncanny ability to name things, and much more...LIVE from the 19046! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/partners-in-crime/message

Since Tre Blanco aka Edd White spoiled the surprise, the fellas dedicated a whole episode to taking y'all behind the scenes and inside the minds of them trying to rename The Week-Ended Take podcast. Also apparently you can call Austin Brezina whatever you want; so maybe you should hit him up on Twitter (Max10n1) and call him things that aren't his name. It's a very meta episode to kick off season 2 of A Mid-Week's Take.

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In this episode, Josh and Hasan speak candidly about the loss of momentum around Black Lives Matter and the importance of staying personally accountable.   They then move into the topic of anti-semitism following Grime Artist, Wiley's recent tweet tirade, exploring the inconsistency in responses from society and culture. This leads into a discussion on whether artists should continue to be celebrated if their views, behaviours or actions are reputationally, morally or ethically questionable.  

In this episode, we continue our discussion about naming and defining course elements. Last time we discussed naming course content elements - this time we discuss naming activities, assessments, and other course elements that we have learners perform. SoundCloud recordings of Ohio Leads Virtual Summit 2020: https://soundcloud.com/nsccdesign/sets/ohioleads-virtual-summit-2020?ref=clipboard

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Linguist Bernie Francis says some Mi'kmaw people used to joke about putting up statues of horrible people from history, as a way of expressing their disappointment over how many things had been named after Edward Cornwallis. He also tells host Jeff Douglas about some traditional Mi'kmaw names and what they mean.

In this episode, we take our first steps at codifying Responsive Learning Experience Design. The first order of business is naming and defining course elements so that we can speak with precision about the overall process. We start with naming and defining content elements of a course.

JavaScript Remote Conf 2020 May 13th to 15th - register now! Daniel Markham is writing a book about coding practices. One of the chapters he's been writing is about naming things in your code. He walks through several strategies and answers questions Chuck poses about how to make sure that your code communicates and functions in ways that keeps the code maintainable. Host Charles Max Wood Guest Daniel Markham   "The MaxCoders Guide to Finding Your Dream Developer Job" by Charles Max Wood is now available on Amazon. Get Your Copy Today!   Follow Daniel on Twitter > @danielbmarkham, email: daniel@danielbmarkham.com

00:56 - Chris’ Superpower: Not Knowing In Public * Asking Questions 02:53 - Source Documents and Their Relation To People * Grace Hopper (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Hopper) * Maintaining Code to Give People Context (Writing Code For People) * Critical Complexity * Indu Alagarsamy (https://indu.dev/) 06:44 - Encouraging Others To Write Code For People * Modeling Behavior * Event Storming * ECO Mapping (Ego, Command, Outcome) (http://chrisstead.net/2020/01/17/ECO-mapping.html) * Creating Culture * Arlo Belshee: Naming is a Process (http://arlobelshee.com/tag/naming-is-a-process/) 12:39 - Naming Things in Code / Narratives in Software and Business 18:53 - Asking the Right Questions * Google-Fu (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Google-fu) * Mobbing Interviews 22:38 - Interviewing for the Benefit of the Interviewee * The Problem with Being Transactional * It’s People All The Way Down * Empathetic Interviewing 33:44 - Treating People as People; Making Things More Humane * Peopleware (https://www.amazon.com/Peopleware-Productive-Projects-Tom-DeMarco/dp/0932633439) * Books by Gerald Weinburg (https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Gerald+Weinburg&ref=nb_sb_noss) * The Mythical Man-Month (https://www.amazon.com/Mythical-Man-Month-Anniversary-Software-Engineering-ebook/dp/B00B8USS14/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1L37LXA2PI79D&dchild=1&keywords=mythical+man+month&qid=1586297658&sprefix=mythical+man%2Caps%2C164&sr=8-2) * The Cathedral & the Bazaar: Musings On Linux And Open Source By An Accidental Revolutionary (https://www.amazon.com/Cathedral-Bazaar-Musings-Accidental-Revolutionary/dp/0596001088) * Willem Larsen (https://twitter.com/techgreatness) 38:23 - Code Stores Emotion * Measuring Progression * The Valley of Despair 45:19 - Deciding: “Will this be helpful for someone else?” Reflections: Jessica: The idea that code can convey emotions. Even code can be Greater Than Code. John: Structuring interviews with goals around comfort and familiarity so people can perform at their best. Jamey: Imbuing things with the feeling when you wrote it. Chris: If you’re feeling frustrated, kind is great. Also, everything is a systemic whole. This episode was brought to you by @therubyrep (https://twitter.com/therubyrep) of DevReps, LLC (http://www.devreps.com/). To pledge your support and to join our awesome Slack community, visit patreon.com/greaterthancode (https://www.patreon.com/greaterthancode) To make a one-time donation so that we can continue to bring you more content and transcripts like this, please do so at paypal.me/devreps (https://www.paypal.me/devreps). You will also get an invitation to our Slack community this way as well. Amazon links may be affiliate links, which means you’re supporting the show when you purchase our recommendations. Thanks! Special Guest: Chris Stead.

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This week on Nice Games Club, we talk about Naming Things and Rhythm Games! Stephen lays down a beat, Martha brings up fuzzy math, and Mark uses every excuse to talk about Star Trek. We mentioned the previous Train Jam episode (#17): GDC 2017 Special (Part 1) Naming Things 0:17:47 Mark LaCroixGame DesignMarketingProductionGoogle Trends Rhythm Games 0:52:45 Martha MegarryGame DesignHarminix's next music-making game puts your DJ skills to the test - Christine Fisher, Engadget Episode where Mark talks about his Rock Band experience (#153): "She also cheats a lot."Ape Out - Arcade Mode Gameplay - IGN, YouTube

Today Matt is joined by @yegbeerjudge Owen. We talk about having cats, having kids, award winning cats and also judge some soda pop. CONTACT THE SHOW: TWITTER: @DRINKTHISPOD INSTAGRAM: @DRINKTHISPOD FACEBOOK: FACEBOOK.COM/DRINKTHISPOD EMAIL: DRINKTHISPOD@GMAIL.COM PLEASE LISTEN RESPONSIBLY BY @AIRONMONGER MR. Bleach by Jahzzar (betterwithmusic.com) CC BY-SA

This week on Nice Games Club we talk about Naming Things and Rhythm Games! Stephen lays down a beat, Martha brings up fuzzy math and Mark uses every excuse to talk about Star Trek. Editor’s note: We found out recently that my co-hosts didn’t realize that when I edit episodes I don’t always pull an actual quote from the episode as its title? I’m a rebel and my humor cannot be constrained by such formalities. This week’s title is a great Irish music joke. Gan ainm in Irish means ‘no name’. Whenever someone asks you the name of a tune but you can’t remember, you just say with a cheeky grin- “oh, it’s called Gan Ainm” and they are none the wiser until they look up what it means. Happy Saint Patrick’s Day everyone! -Martha We mentioned the previous Train Jam episode: GDC 2017 Special (Part 1) Naming Things 0:17:47 Mark LaCroix Category Game Design Marketing Production Google Trends Rhythm Games 0:52:45 Martha Megarry Category Game Design Harminix's next music-making game puts your DJ skills to the test - Christine Fisher , Engadget Mark’s Rock Band experience episode: "She also cheats a lot." Ape Out gameplay (YouTube video)

Creative Leadership with The Lab's Tuan Le Tuan Le is the founder of The Lab Saigon, a multidisciplinary design studio based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. We talk about his journey from ad agency copywriter to serial entrepreneur and how Tuan runs his design agency. Tuan's Links: https://thelabsaigon.com/ Instagram: @thelabsaigon @bluefintuan https://www.behance.net/thelabsaigon Table of Contents: 00:27 - Intro 01:43 - What is The Lab Saigon? From Co-Working Cafe to Creative Agency 04:15 - Tuan's Long Route Back to Vietnam 05:33 - The New Vietnam 06:37 - We Don't Post About Our Failures 08:23 - Where Would Tuan Go If Not Saigon? 11:31 - Could You Work As An Employee Again? 13:22 - No Pinterest and Will Power 15:22 - Hands-on Design vs Design Direction and Trusting Your Staff 18:38 - Turn Over and Company Culture 20:47 - Crunch and Overtime in Creative Industries 23:15 - Crunch in The Videogame Industry 25:33 - Pitching in Ad Agencies 26:48 - Multidisciplinary Design Studio, Which Service is the Easiest? 29:59 - The Story of How The Lab Got Their First Big Client 30:48 - What Videogames is Tuan Playing? 33:08 - Video Production at The Lab 34:13 - Where is the Target Audience of The Lab's Clients? 35:06 - What Kind of Stuff Does Tuan Read? 35:50 - Just Because You're Not Famous Doesn't Mean You Are Not Interesting 38:05 - Naming Things and Blank Lounge 44:13 - Outro Hashtags: #design #interriordesign #branding #designagency #saigon #thelab #thelabsaigon #vietnam #LA #foodandbeverage #entrepreneurship #copywriting #designexchange #dxp #podcastThis episode is also available as a video on Youtube: https://youtu.be/XWc1PvIz_Uw

Hvorfor har navngiving fått posisjonen som en av de to vanskeligste problemene innen programmering? Hva er det egentlig med navn, ord og uttrykk som gjør at ting blir krystallklare eller forvises til obskuritet? I denne episoden reflekterer vi over navnets makt.

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Show Notes Clean Code by Uncle Bob Two Hard Things quote by Phil Karlton The Vim Learning Curve is a Myth by Ben Orenstein String padding in Objective-C Clarity over brevity in variable and method names by DHH Send questions to JMac or Jess

There's inherent power in naming things. Tonight I ran into a woman named India.... the name I almost gave to my child. This episode tells the story of naming a child, or anything for that matter, and the qualities you ascribe to it.

There’s inherent power in naming things. Tonight I ran into a woman named India.... the name I almost gave to my child. This episode tells the story of naming a child, or anything for that matter, and the qualities you ascribe to it.

How is it you pronounce "yacht?" No-one knows for sure, but one thing we do know is that we're going to have them. One each. We haven't decided what they're going to look like but they're definitely going to be lovely. In this week's episode: - Naming Things, the Hardest Part of Games Design - Maintaining focus at the table without use of chains OR irons - Steven Seagal's Stealthy Seagulls - Locomotive Engine Team Redeemer Z - THORN, the theoretical game that is going to pay for those yachts And many more. We adore you. Gallivant around on our yachts; we have ping-pong, and 7-Up. - Grant and Chris

This episode kicks off with some Peanut M&M's being consumed. Hopefully it isn't to distracting from the stories, if it is please email at downhillfastpodcast@gmail.com (really any questions, comments, or feedback would be welcomed). Rheannon shares an update from the kill room, which to be clear involves a dog chewing on things and not actual murder. Tamara shares how she wishes she could be put in charge of naming things, but more specifically groups of animals. There has to be a better name than murder of crows. Another update on how snow is continuing to ruin the party. All these stories and more will surely go downhill fast.

The first podcast with studio audio, recorded during a Daily Creative livestream.

On this episode of Code Talk, Matt and Steven discuss intermediate values, naming things (methods and variables), and they reminisce about the "good ole days" when you could use underscores in PHP method and variable names (*shakes fist at the FIG*). Show Notes Intermediate values Code golf Greenville County Library

This week we talk about the only thing in programming, Naming Things. Caleb wants to write a Bob the Builder book.

This week Tammy Coron, Jaime Lopez Jr and Tim Mitra follow up on What the iPhone Means to Me as well as Consumer Reports turnaround on recommending the new MacBook Pro. We also follow up on rumors of Apple taking of Netflix and Spotify by creating it's own content. We discuss Google's acquisition of the Fabric set of tools. We delve into the world of digital color discussing Instagram's adoption of Wide Color. We also examine Ash Furrow's post on Naming Things in Swift. Our Picks this week are; Affinity Designer, Universal Principles of Design, The History of Paper Money and Zepelin.

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You are creative. Yes, you, reading this! Even if you're like Brendon and couldn't win a pictionary game if your life depended on it - you're an artist and on episode 48 of Projekt Possible we want to help you discover that.Brendon has a knack for naming things and shows his strategy, Brittney reveals her blogging process, and both tell the creative parts of owning a business and share the fears when it comes to launching creative work into the world. Press play now and stick around until the finale where Brittney performs the song, "I Ain't No Willie Nelson." This show will leave you fired up to try something new and discover the creativity that's already inside you.Sign up for our newsletter for the latest updates on the show.Check us out on Facebook: Projekt PossibleInstagram: @villains_sc, @idealisticisabelSnapchat @bkozack, @idealistisabelCheck out Brittney's blogs and her Projekt Possible Program at idealisticisabel.com.Lastly, don't forget to subscribe and if you love us, please give us a five-star review on iTunes; it helps boost our rating and we'd really appreciate it!Thank you so much for tuning in for ALMOST A YEAR!

1 - There's a marijuana-themed radio station in Denver now; We take a call on naming things after slave owners for some reason. 2 - Will a presidential candidate ever call anyone a "loser?". 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - Bad Boy Records had a reunion at the BET Awards last nite; Final Thoughts.