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In this episode, Guillaume Luccisano, founder of Yuma AI, shares his journey of building his third startup. Yuma AI is revolutionizing customer service automation for ecommerce businesses, specifically large Shopify merchants, by leveraging cutting-edge AI technology. Before launching Yuma, Guillaume was an early member of Twitch (formerly Justin.tv) and went on to co-found Socialcam, which was later acquired by Autodesk. From 2015 to 2021, he was the co-founder and CTO of Triplebyte, a company that also went through Y Combinator. With a deep background in startups and a keen eye for innovation, Guillaume has invested in over 70 startups, continuously seeking the next big idea. Host: Jake Aaron Villarreal, leads the top AI Recruitment Firm in Silicon Valley www.matchrelevant.com, uncovering stories of funded startups and goes behinds to scenes to tell their founders journey.  If you a are growing AI Startup or have a great story to tell, email us at: jake.villarreal@matchrelevant.com

Pour l'épisode de cette semaine, je reçois Guillaume Luccisano, le CEO et fondateur de Yuma.Yuma est une solution innovante qui automatise le support client grâce à des agents IA autonomes, principalement pour les e-commerçants mais aussi pour des commerces traditionnels. Ces agents, équipés de technologies avancées comme les LLM (Large Language Models), permettent de traiter automatiquement des tickets de support avec un niveau de précision et d'efficacité qui réplique celui d'un humain.Au cours de cet épisode, Guillaume revient sur son parcours entrepreneurial impressionnant. Après ses débuts comme ingénieur chez Justin.TV (devenu Twitch), il a cofondé SocialCam et TripleByte avant de créer Yuma. Il partage également son expérience unique avec Y Combinator (YC), l'un des incubateurs de startups les plus prestigieux au monde. Guillaume a participé à YC à trois reprises, une première pour SocialCam, puis pour TripleByte, et enfin pour Yuma. Il explique comment YC offre bien plus qu'un simple soutien financier, en créant un environnement où des entrepreneurs brillants se challengent mutuellement, tout en profitant des conseils de partenaires expérimentés.Nous avons exploré les débuts de Yuma, la transition d'un simple copilote à des agents autonomes, et les défis liés au développement d'une solution basée sur l'IA. Guillaume décrit aussi comment YC a aidé à structurer et accélérer la croissance de Yuma, notamment lors de la levée de fonds. Enfin, nous avons discuté du futur des agents IA et de l'impact de ces technologies dans de multiples industries.Vous pouvez suivre Guillaume sur LinkedIn et Twitter.Bonne écoute !Mentionnés pendant l'épisode :Y Combinator (YC)GorgiasOpenAIPour soutenir SaaS Connection en 1 minute ⏱ (et 2 secondes) :Abonnez-vous à SaaS Connection sur votre plateforme préférée pour ne rater aucun épisode

Welcome to another episode of Supra Insider. This time, Marc and Ben sat down with Alex Hanthorn (Drift, TripleByte, Nielsen) to explore the evolving world of user research. From scrappy research methods in early-stage startups to the more formalized processes at large tech companies, we delve into the challenges and opportunities of understanding user motivations. Alex shares insights from his experiences, including his time working with companies from Taco Bell, and discusses the art of balancing intuition with data. This episode is packed with actionable advice for founders, product managers, and anyone looking to improve their approach to user research.All episodes of the podcast are also available on Spotify, Apple and YouTube (video).New to the pod? Subscribe below to get the next episode in your inbox

Layoffs! Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, Indeed dropped a layoff bomb this week, saying adios to 2,200 employees. Paradox officially launched an applicant tracking service, telling Fountain AI, “hold my beer.” Rippling slimes us, Ghostbusters-style. The boys play a little Buy-or-Sell with Rain and RiseKit. Karat acquires TripleByte's tired ass and Dice gets a proverbial smackdown from the Feds. Whew! There's a lot of meat on the bones of this week's show, you lucky bastards.

Layoffs! Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, Indeed dropped a layoff bomb this week, saying adios to 2,200 employees. Paradox officially launched an applicant tracking service, telling Fountain AI, “hold my beer.” Rippling slimes us, Ghostbusters-style. The boys play a little Buy-or-Sell with Rain and RiseKit. Karat acquires TripleByte's tired ass and Dice gets a proverbial smackdown from the Feds. Whew! There's a lot of meat on the bones of this week's show, you lucky bastards.

This week in HRTech: Syndio expands product suite to address pay gaps; Karat acquires Triplebyte assessments and team.

This week in HRTech: Syndio expands product suite to address pay gaps; Karat acquires Triplebyte assessments and team.

SEATTLE—-Karat, the interviewing company, announced the acquisition of Triplebyte's technical assessment product and team. The acquisition adds a unique top-of-funnel, skills-based assessment to Karat's suite of Interviewing Cloud offerings, helping organizations identify and hire the best tech talent faster, more accurately, and fairly. https://hrtechfeed.com/karat-acquires-leading-adaptive-assessment-technology-from-triplebyte/ RiseKit, a US-based startup looking to change the way enterprises source diverse talent from community organizations, recently raised $4.75 million in funding to support DEI initiatives. https://hrtechfeed.com/risekit-raises-4-75m-for-recruiting-diverse-talent/ In a move to further provide its customers with efficient and robust hourly hiring processes, Fountain, the world's leading applicant tracking system (ATS) for high volume hiring, today announces the launch of Fountain AI to its suite of hiring solutions. https://hrtechfeed.com/fountain-launches-a-new-conversational-ai-feature/ HeadRace, a recruiting platform, announced today that it raised $6M in seed funding from Greylock, Susa Ventures, and Breyer Capital with Packy McCormick, Kindergarten Ventures, and Blue Lion Global participating in the round. The company also announced that its technology platform is now available to any recruiter or employer who wants to use it. https://hrtechfeed.com/headrace-lands-6m-to-democratize-the-recruiting-industry/ Barley, a compensation management platform that makes it easy for companies to structure, analyze and manage pay, launched last week with $4 million in seed funding led by Golden Ventures. https://hrtechfeed.com/barley-launches-with-4m-in-seed-funding-to-make-compensation-more-structured-transparent-and-fair/

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: I applied for a MIRI job in 2020. Here's what happened next., published by ViktoriaMalyasova on June 15, 2022 on LessWrong. I recently saw Rob Bensinger asking what MIRI could do to improve hiring. I tried to get a job at MIRI in February 2020 and I have some feedback to give. I am sorry, because I am about to say some harsh things, but I think they might be important for you to hear, and my previous more low-key attempts to point out problems had little to no effect. tl,dr: MIRI promised to contact me once the pandemic no longer prevents them from hiring people. They never did. What happened I applied for a Software Engineer role at MIRI on February 26th. I hoped to end up as a researcher eventually, but this position seemed like the easiest way in for a foreigner. The first stage was a multiple choice test from Triplebyte. I took it on March 2nd. After a week, on the 9th of March (why does it take a week to grade a multiple choice quiz?!), I got the following letter from Triplebyte: Hi Viktoriya, Triplebyte partners with Machine Intelligence Research Institute to help candidates that go through their process find the job that's right for them. If the opportunity with Machine Intelligence Research Institute is not the right fit, we believe we can help you find a great fit somewhere else. Seeing as you did particularly well on Machine Intelligence Research Institute's assessment, we are going to fast-track you to the final stage of our application process! All that is left is our technical interview. If you pass, you will be matched with top tech companies and fast-tracked to final round interviews. [...] This gave me the impression that I passed the quiz, so I was surprised to get a rejection letter from Buck Shlegeris on the same day. The letter left me with a way forward: Buck sent me a list of ways to impress him and get back into the interview. The tasks looked about a week of work each. I wondered if doing one is worth the opportunity cost. I lived in Russia at the time. Russia was fighting two wars, in Syria and Ukraine. I think it's fair to estimate that all marginal tax payments were spent on war. It didn't cost much to hire an additional soldier to fight in Ukraine. There's a word "15-тысячники" for a mercenary hired to fight for DNR for 15000 rubles a month. I easily paid that sum monthly in taxes. Staying in Russia was costing human lives. Once I stopped trying to overthrow the government the normal way, there was no reason to stay. Wasn't it better to spend the time applying to other US companies then, to increase the chances of landing a job before the H-1B application deadline? I thought about it and decided to go for MIRI. I didn't want to spend time on companies that weren't doing alignment research. I was reasonably confident I'd pass the interview if I was able to get in. (I think this was justified. I interviewed for a FAANG company last year and passed.) So I solved a task and sent it to Buck while reminding about the H-1B application deadline. He said he'd get back to me about further steps. The H-1B application deadline passed. There was no reply. I later discovered that MIRI can actually apply for H-1B all year round. Well, at least that was true 6 years ago. Buck never told me about this. If I knew, I could have applied for another job. The ML living library position was still open (at least that's what the job page said), and I'd being working in ML for 2 years. Two months later I got a letter from Buck. He said that MIRI applications process is messed up by COVID, and that he put me on the list of people to contact when things are starting up again. I asked Buck if MIRI does green card sponsorship and he said he isn't sure how all of that works. I asked who I should contact to find out, and got no reply. This is weird, how can an interviewe...

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: I applied for a MIRI job in 2020. Here's what happened next., published by ViktoriaMalyasova on June 15, 2022 on LessWrong. I recently saw Rob Bensinger asking what MIRI could do to improve hiring. I tried to get a job at MIRI in February 2020 and I have some feedback to give. I am sorry, because I am about to say some harsh things, but I think they might be important for you to hear, and my previous more low-key attempts to point out problems had little to no effect. tl,dr: MIRI promised to contact me once the pandemic no longer prevents them from hiring people. They never did. What happened I applied for a Software Engineer role at MIRI on February 26th. I hoped to end up as a researcher eventually, but this position seemed like the easiest way in for a foreigner. The first stage was a multiple choice test from Triplebyte. I took it on March 2nd. After a week, on the 9th of March (why does it take a week to grade a multiple choice quiz?!), I got the following letter from Triplebyte: Hi Viktoriya, Triplebyte partners with Machine Intelligence Research Institute to help candidates that go through their process find the job that's right for them. If the opportunity with Machine Intelligence Research Institute is not the right fit, we believe we can help you find a great fit somewhere else. Seeing as you did particularly well on Machine Intelligence Research Institute's assessment, we are going to fast-track you to the final stage of our application process! All that is left is our technical interview. If you pass, you will be matched with top tech companies and fast-tracked to final round interviews. [...] This gave me the impression that I passed the quiz, so I was surprised to get a rejection letter from Buck Shlegeris on the same day. The letter left me with a way forward: Buck sent me a list of ways to impress him and get back into the interview. The tasks looked about a week of work each. I wondered if doing one is worth the opportunity cost. I lived in Russia at the time. Russia was fighting two wars, in Syria and Ukraine. I think it's fair to estimate that all marginal tax payments were spent on war. It didn't cost much to hire an additional soldier to fight in Ukraine. There's a word "15-тысячники" for a mercenary hired to fight for DNR for 15000 rubles a month. I easily paid that sum monthly in taxes. Staying in Russia was costing human lives. Once I stopped trying to overthrow the government the normal way, there was no reason to stay. Wasn't it better to spend the time applying to other US companies then, to increase the chances of landing a job before the H-1B application deadline? I thought about it and decided to go for MIRI. I didn't want to spend time on companies that weren't doing alignment research. I was reasonably confident I'd pass the interview if I was able to get in. (I think this was justified. I interviewed for a FAANG company last year and passed.) So I solved a task and sent it to Buck while reminding about the H-1B application deadline. He said he'd get back to me about further steps. The H-1B application deadline passed. There was no reply. I later discovered that MIRI can actually apply for H-1B all year round. Well, at least that was true 6 years ago. Buck never told me about this. If I knew, I could have applied for another job. The ML living library position was still open (at least that's what the job page said), and I'd being working in ML for 2 years. Two months later I got a letter from Buck. He said that MIRI applications process is messed up by COVID, and that he put me on the list of people to contact when things are starting up again. I asked Buck if MIRI does green card sponsorship and he said he isn't sure how all of that works. I asked who I should contact to find out, and got no reply. This is weird, how can an interviewe...

On this episode of the Traction podcast, host Lloyed Lobo of Boast.AI features a fireside chat between Harj Taggar, Partner at Y Combinator, and Alda Leu Dennis, General Partner at Initialized Capital from the in-person Traction Conference.   Previously, Harj was a Co-founder and CEO at Triplebyte and Co-founder and President at Auctomatic. Harj was also the first seed investor in a number of unicorns including Instacart, Coinbase, Rippling, and Opendoor.   In this episode, Harj dives into:   1:26 - How he became the first partner at Y Combinator  7:36 - The #1 mistake when starting up 11:29 - The most common mistakes post launch and post product-market fit 15:47 - The balancing act of hiring too fast vs. too slow 17:00 - How CEOs need to transform on their journey to building a unicorn company 20:00 - The key factor that helps early stage companies raise money   Learn more at https://tractionconf.io   Connect with Harj Taggar: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harjtaggar/   Learn more about Y Combinator at https://www.ycombinator.com/   This episode is brought to you by:   Each year the U.S. and Canadian governments provide more than $20 billion in R&D tax credits and innovation incentives to fund businesses. But the application process is cumbersome, prone to costly audits, and receiving the money can take as long as 16 months. Boast automates this process, enabling companies to get more money faster without the paperwork and audit risk. We don't get paid until you do! Find out if you qualify today at https://Boast.AI.   Launch Academy is one of the top global tech hubs for international entrepreneurs and a designated organization for Canada's Startup Visa. Since 2012, Launch has worked with more than 6,000 entrepreneurs from over 100 countries, of which 300 have grown their startups to seed and Series A stage and raised over $2 billion in funding. To learn more about Launch's programs or the Canadian Startup Visa, visit https://LaunchAcademy.ca    Content Allies helps B2B companies build revenue-generating podcasts. We recommend them to any B2B company that is looking to launch or streamline its podcast production. Learn more at https://contentallies.com  

Founders Focus is the show where we get up close and personal with the leaders of the businesses changing the way we work today   Next up is Ammon Bartram, CEO of Triplebyte   - When did you know Triplebyte was going to happen? - What were the good things about Y Combinator? - In what ways do you think Y Comb might be damaging? - Engineering led startups - strengths, weaknesses - What did you learn from Justin? - What product innovations can we expect from Triplebyte in 2022? - How much will the changes in coding, change the skills that need to be assessed? - What would your advice be to young entrepreneurs starting today?   All this and more as we take a deep dive into the business leaders building the technology changing the way we work today.   Ep22 Founders Focus is supported by Triplebyte   Hiring for technical talent takes hundreds of hours across your team. Triplebyte Screen reduces interview lift by up to 66% by quickly surfacing the best engineers, cutting the time it takes to interview and hire by 2/3rds. Get started with Triplebyte Screen in as little as 5 minutes, 100% free. Sign up today.

Screening tech talent is smokin' hot right now. You know the names: HackerRank, Byteboard, Woven, Triplebyte and others. But do you know Tech Screen? If the answer is NO, then you owe it to yourself to checkout this episode of Firing Squad. Chad & Cheese put CEO and founder Mark Knowlton on the hot seat to answer some tough questions. Does he make it out alive? Gotta listen.

Screening tech talent is smokin' hot right now. You know the names: HackerRank, Byteboard, Woven, Triplebyte and others. But do you know Tech Screen? If the answer is NO, then you owe it to yourself to checkout this episode of Firing Squad. Chad & Cheese put CEO and founder Mark Knowlton on the hot seat to answer some tough questions. Does he make it out alive? Gotta listen.

Screening tech talent is smokin' hot right now. You know the names: HackerRank, Byteboard, Woven, Triplebyte and others. But do you know Tech Screen? If the answer is NO, then you owe it to yourself to checkout this episode of Firing Squad. Chad & Cheese put CEO and founder Mark Knowlton on the hot seat to answer some tough questions. Does he make it out alive? Gotta listen.

In this next conversation, I speak with Robert Crayton III, Sr. Account Executive at Triplebyte, and Host of the That's When I Knew podcast.We start the convo with a game of "which one would you pick?" and later dissect the why behind his answers, some in more detail than others. Questions include:Home remodeling or tech sales?Professional or personal legacy?2Pac or Biggie?Tune in to hear what the rest of the conversation is all about: generational family legacy, faith, and three things he would focus on if he only had 72 more hours to live. Join us in this incredible conversation next!I'm your host for What Is Your Legacy podcast, Galem Girmay.Thank you for taking the time to listen, and if you're enjoying this podcast, I'd love to see your rating and review on Apple.

Apple is now scanning your photos and messages for child pornography?! Ok what's really going on here? Follow me on Twitter (https://twitter.com/mastashake08) Support the #CodeLife brand at the shop (https://jyroneparker.com/shop/) Become a patron on Patreon (https://patreon.com/mastashake08) Sign up for TripleByte and have companies bid on YOU for your next role (https://triplebyte.com/a/JwOpETa/codelife) Download my latest startup MobiSnacks and help me spread to your area (https://mobisnacks.com) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/codelife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/codelife/support

In this episode of Code Life I interview Jason Blanchard, a self-taught senior software engineer. He originally went to film school and we speak on how content creation and technology intersect in today's age! You can follow him on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonwblanchard/) or send him an email (jas.blanchard@gmail.com)! Follow me on Twitter (https://twitter.com/mastashake08) Support the #CodeLife brand at the shop (https://jyroneparker.com/shop/) Become a patron on Patreon (https://patreon.com/mastashake08) Sign up for TripleByte and have companies bid on YOU for your next role (https://triplebyte.com/a/JwOpETa/codelife) Download my latest startup MobiSnacks and help me spread to your area (https://mobisnacks.com) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/codelife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/codelife/support

The rent eviction moratorium has expired and millions of Americans are facing evictions this week! How is this indirectly fueled by the tech economy and how you can prevent this for yourself and the future generation. Become a patron at patreon.com/mastashake08 download MobiSnacks at mobisnacks.com Sign up for TripleByte and let companies bid on you https://triplebyte.com/a/JwOpETa/codelife --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/codelife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/codelife/support

Mark loves to teach and code. His love for both of these disciplines has led to becoming an award winning university instructor and software engineer. He comes with a passion for creating meaningful learning experiences. With over a decade of developing solutions across the tech stack, Mark likes to use that experience to break down fear of technology and make challenging technical topics more accessible. Lately, Mark has been spending time creating content to help people learn coding and working as a Developer Relations Engineer at Google. marktechson.com http://marktechson.dev/welcome Sign up for TripleByte and land your next tech job! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/codelife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/codelife/support

Chris and Elecia talk about making albums, making progress, DIY shot reporting, getting credit, and project management. Check out the Embedded transcripts (now with older shows appearing weekly!).  The Embedded Patreon provides the funds for guest mics, transcripts (new and old), and new shirt designs. Thank you very much to the supporters. Thank you to our listeners for raising over $5000 for DigitalNest! Books and articles mentioned: Tessellations for Everyone Risk Up Front: Managing Projects in a Complex World Software Project Survival Guide  Object-oriented design patterns in the kernel Open source gunshot sensor   Thank you to 2020 sponsors including Qt and Triplebyte as well as InterWorking Labs for their early patreon-business-level support.

Sign up for TripleByte and have companies bid on you for top tech positions! https://triplebyte.com/a/JwOpETa/codelife Support the podcast on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/Mastashake08 Join the Discord channel! https://discord.gg/dZnb4VSd Intro/pronouns: He/him/dat-boy-right-dere A.K.A. That dude your science teacher warned you about. Clifton is a single father with a passion for Tech, God, and Bass guitar. He looks forward to the day he can somehow combine all three. Maybe one day he might build a robotic, bass playing pastor-droid or something. He currently works at Samsung doing React/GraphQL/RoR Where can you find him: IG: cliff76. Mostly on Twitter @cliftonc76 . He's usually clowning, sharing coding tips, or tweeting a dad-joke somewhere in a thread it doesn’t belong. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/codelife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/codelife/support

We survived 2020! What is to be expected from tech in 2021? I go into detail on a broad and personal level in this podcast episode! Sign up for TripleByte and let companies choose you for a tech job! https://triplebyte.com/a/JwOpETa/codelife Payroll made easy sign up for Gusto and run payroll we both get a Visa gift card! https://gusto.com/r/jyrone2 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/codelife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/codelife/support

In this episode, we talk about the new normal for developers with Scott Hanselman, partner program manager at Microsoft, author of several books, and the host of the Hanselminutes podcast, and the YouTube channel, Computer Stuff They Didn’t Teach You. Show Notes DevNews (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) RudderStack (sponsor) Pluralsight (sponsor) Hanselminutes Technology Podcast Computer Stuff They Didn't Teach You C# .NET Azure Microsoft Visual Studio Visual Studio Code GitHub Codespaces Visual Studio Live Share hanselman.com Git Keys Left Microsoft Teams JavaScript Node.js TypeScript Microsoft Build Microsoft Ignite CES CodeLand OBS Project Tye Kubernetes

In this episode, we talk about design with Lisa Sy, lead product designer at Forem, and Kuan Luo, designer and entrepreneur, who co-founded Elpha, and was formerly at Etsy and Cockroach Labs. Show Notes DevNews (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) RudderStack (sponsor) Pluralsight (sponsor) Forem Elpha Cockroach Labs The Washington Post Etsy Little-Known Productivity Tools; Big Productivity Gains Pokémon Photoshop GeoCities Dreamweaver Interaction Design UX Design Product Design Stripe Screen Reader Bird by Bird

In this episode, we talk about gamified coding with senior curriculum developer at CodeCombat, Charlotte Cheng, and lead developer of TwilioQuest at Twilio, Kevin Whinnery. Show Notes DevNews (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) RudderStack (sponsor) Pluralsight (sponsor) CodeCombat TwilioQuest Wonder Workshop LeapFrog Disney English Code.org Girls Who Code JavaScript Python Git Ozaria C++ Code School Codecademy Node.js Ruby Java HTML CSS React Scratch Electron Slack Visual Studio Code Phaser Tiled Unity GameMaker

In this episode, we about federal and state antitrust lawsuits against Facebook, and a new DNS technique backed by Apple, Cloudflare, and Fastly called Oblivious DNS. Then we speak with Hector Monsegur, security researcher and former blackhat hacker, about a major hack against multiple government agencies. Then we chat with Penelope Phippen, tech lead at Stripe, and a Director at Ruby Central, about the release of Ruby 3.0. Show Notes DevDiscuss (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) Vonage (sponsor) Improving DNS Privacy with Oblivious DoH in 1.1.1.1 U.S. and States Say Facebook Illegally Crushed Competition U.S. Agencies Hacked in Foreign Cyber Espionage Campaign Linked to Russia Ruby 3.0.0 Preview 2 Released

In this episode, we talk about Google’s move to put their own chips in Pixels and Chromebooks, and notable items in GitHub’s “State of the Octoverse.” Then we speak with Nathan Grayson, senior reporter at Kotaku and co-host of Kotaku’s Splitscreen, about crunch culture in game development and the differences between a company like Supergiant Games and CD Projekt Red, the maker of the newly released and highly anticipated RPG, Cyberpunk 2077. Finally, we chat with Julien Cornebise, an honorary associate professor at University College London and a former researcher with DeepMind, Google’s A.I. lab, about Google’s firing of Timnit Gebru, a co-leader of Google’s Ethical A.I. team, who said she was fired after she sent an email criticizing the company’s efforts to hire more minorities as well as biases in their A.I. Show Notes DevDiscuss (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) Vonage (sponsor) Scoop: Google readies its own chip for future Pixels, Chromebooks Apple Preps Next Mac Chips With Aim to Outclass Top-End PCs The 2020 State of the Octoverse The Secret To The Success Of Bastion, Pyre, And Hades: No Forced Crunch, Yes Forced Vacations Cyberpunk 2077 Publisher Orders 6-Day Weeks Ahead of Launch Google Researcher Says She Was Fired Over Paper Highlighting Bias in A.I. We read the paper that forced Timnit Gebru out of Google. Here’s what it says.

In this episode, we talk about onboarding early career developers with John Britton, founder and CEO of raise.dev, and Carolyn Stransky, software developer and author of the DEV post, “Onboarding a junior developer to your team? Here's 12 tips." Show Notes DevNews (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) RudderStack (sponsor) Pluralsight (sponsor) raise.dev Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) Peer 2 Peer University Twilio GitHub Sams Teach Yourself Web Publishing with HTML 4 in 21 Days Codecademy Kubernetes Scripts To Rule Them All

Ademusoyo "Soyo" Awosika-Olumo, Sr. Software Engineer from Mailchimp, chats with us about what it REALLY means to be a senior software engineer. Soyo also talks about how she learned to accept being unique early on in her life and how she turned her uniqueness into her superpower, the value she received from getting a degree in computer engineering, tips for managing your career, and of course, her #ThatsWhenIKnewMoments.  https://www.blog.ademusoyo.com/about/This episode is brought to you by Triplebyte. If you are a software engineer looking to showcase your skills and get hired at top tech companies, take a background blind quiz and create a profile at www.triplebyte.com

In this episode, we talk about Amazon Sidewalk, and SaleForce’s acquisition of Slack. Then we speak with Jerry Gamblin, Manager of Security and Compliance at Kenna Security, about the U.S. Supreme Court hearing arguments this week about the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, which has major implications for ethical hackers. Finally, we chat with Sara Golemon, Core Developer and Release Manager on the PHP team, about the new release of PHP 8.0. Show Notes DevDiscuss (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) Vonage (sponsor) Salesforce Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Slack Introducing Amazon Sidewalk Computer Fraud and Abuse Act PHP 8.0 Released!

In this episode, we talk about explaining coding concepts through analogies and visualizations with Lydia Hallie, software engineering contractor, and Kevin Kornonenko, product manager at Tulip Interfaces and creator of the CodeAnalogies blog. Show Notes DevNews (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) RudderStack (sponsor) JavaScript CodeAnalogies Tulip Webflow Squarespace HTML CSS D3 Zapier Airtable Keynote Udemy Code School freeCodeCamp JavaScript Visualized: Promises & Async/Await Douglas Hofstadter

As you build the career of your dreams, you will face setbacks and get mostly "No's", but you only need one "Yes". Darnele shares her inspiring journey that started in Haiti and led her to IBM as a Software Engineer.  Tune in to hear how she stayed true to herself through adversity, held on to her dreams, and built a new life as well as a meaningful career in the states. This episode is brought to you by Triplebyte. If you are a software engineer looking to showcase your skills and get hired at top tech companies, take a background blind quiz and create a profile at www.triplebyte.com

¿Alguna vez quisiste saber lo que hace un Ingeniero de Machine Learning? Este episodio es para ti.  Orlando Castillo es de Rancho Grande, Puerto Cabello, Venezuela. Su background profesional incluye: Desarrollo para Android, iOS, creación de videojuegos y por supuesto Machine Learning.  Ha trabajado como ingeniero de software en Pocket Gems, #Twitch y ahora cómo ingeniero de Machine Learning para Amazon MusicEn este episodio nos conto: Como llego a Silicon Valley gracias a un hackatonLos retos de encajar en la cultura techEjemplos de proyectos de Machine LearningComo es ir de desarrollo de videojuegos a Machine LearningComo organiza su tiempo para aprender cosas nuevasComo la cultura de Twitch es diferente a la de cualquier otra compañia de techComo ser voluntario en @codeforvenezuela lo ha ayudado a ser un mejor profesional  Recuerda que puedes ver este episodio en nuestro canal de YouTube o escucharlo en cualquier aplicación de podcasts (link en la bio). También puedes ver 30 minutos de material extra exclusivo en nuestro Patreon. #amazon #machinelearning #venezuela #puertocabello #codeforvenezuela Este episodio es traído a ti por @triplebyte_official la mejor manera de conectar tu talento en programación con compañías de tecnología. Si eres un programador con experiencia y estas buscando trabajo, Triplebyte te ofrece la oportunidad de tomar un quiz (100% gratis) donde compañías de tech ven tus habilidades. Compañías como Apple, Dropbox y American Express usan Triplebyte para reclutar talento. No importa si fuiste a la universidad o no, lo importante es que sepas programar. Ahorra tiempo y esfuerzo dejando que las compañías vengan a ti. Toma el quiz en Triplebyte hoy mismo. 

¿Alguna vez quisiste saber lo que hace un Ingeniero de Machine Learning? Este episodio es para ti.  Orlando Castillo es de Rancho Grande, Puerto Cabello, Venezuela. Su background profesional incluye: Desarrollo para Android, iOS, creación de videojuegos y por supuesto Machine Learning.  Ha trabajado como ingeniero de software en Pocket Gems, #Twitch y ahora cómo ingeniero de Machine Learning para Amazon MusicEn este episodio nos conto: Como llego a Silicon Valley gracias a un hackatonLos retos de encajar en la cultura techEjemplos de proyectos de Machine LearningComo es ir de desarrollo de videojuegos a Machine LearningComo organiza su tiempo para aprender cosas nuevasComo la cultura de Twitch es diferente a la de cualquier otra compañia de techComo ser voluntario en @codeforvenezuela lo ha ayudado a ser un mejor profesional  Recuerda que puedes ver este episodio en nuestro canal de YouTube o escucharlo en cualquier aplicación de podcasts (link en la bio). También puedes ver 30 minutos de material extra exclusivo en nuestro Patreon. #amazon #machinelearning #venezuela #puertocabello #codeforvenezuela Este episodio es traído a ti por @triplebyte_official la mejor manera de conectar tu talento en programación con compañías de tecnología. Si eres un programador con experiencia y estas buscando trabajo, Triplebyte te ofrece la oportunidad de tomar un quiz (100% gratis) donde compañías de tech ven tus habilidades. Compañías como Apple, Dropbox y American Express usan Triplebyte para reclutar talento. No importa si fuiste a la universidad o no, lo importante es que sepas programar. Ahorra tiempo y esfuerzo dejando que las compañías vengan a ti. Toma el quiz en Triplebyte hoy mismo. 

¿Alguna vez quisiste saber lo que hace un Ingeniero de Machine Learning? Este episodio es para ti.  Orlando Castillo es de Rancho Grande, Puerto Cabello, Venezuela. Su background profesional incluye: Desarrollo para Android, iOS, creación de videojuegos y por supuesto Machine Learning.  Ha trabajado como ingeniero de software en Pocket Gems, #Twitch y ahora cómo ingeniero de Machine Learning para Amazon MusicEn este episodio nos conto: Como llego a Silicon Valley gracias a un hackatonLos retos de encajar en la cultura techEjemplos de proyectos de Machine LearningComo es ir de desarrollo de videojuegos a Machine LearningComo organiza su tiempo para aprender cosas nuevasComo la cultura de Twitch es diferente a la de cualquier otra compañia de techComo ser voluntario en @codeforvenezuela lo ha ayudado a ser un mejor profesional  Recuerda que puedes ver este episodio en nuestro canal de YouTube o escucharlo en cualquier aplicación de podcasts (link en la bio). También puedes ver 30 minutos de material extra exclusivo en nuestro Patreon. #amazon #machinelearning #venezuela #puertocabello #codeforvenezuela Este episodio es traído a ti por @triplebyte_official la mejor manera de conectar tu talento en programación con compañías de tecnología. Si eres un programador con experiencia y estas buscando trabajo, Triplebyte te ofrece la oportunidad de tomar un quiz (100% gratis) donde compañías de tech ven tus habilidades. Compañías como Apple, Dropbox y American Express usan Triplebyte para reclutar talento. No importa si fuiste a la universidad o no, lo importante es que sepas programar. Ahorra tiempo y esfuerzo dejando que las compañías vengan a ti. Toma el quiz en Triplebyte hoy mismo. 

In this episode, we talk about a concerning security flaw in the Tesla Model X, and Twitter’s fleet rollout and subsequent rollback. Then we check back in with Sarah Maxwell, spokesperson for the Coalition on App Fairness, about Apple’s new reduced app store commission for certain developers. Finally, we chat with Kevin Miller, website lead at the COVID Tracking Project, about what has become one of the most trusted sources on the spread of the pandemic. Show Notes DevDiscuss (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) Vonage (sponsor) This Bluetooth Attack Can Steal a Tesla Model X in Minutes Fleets: a new way to join the conversation Apple announces App Store Small Business Program Coalition for App Fairness The COVID Tracking Project RubyConf Tracking COVID with Ruby

In this episode, we talk Vim with Allan MacGregor, director of engineering at Hopper, and Alex Smith, software engineer at Forem. Show Notes DevNews (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) RudderStack (sponsor) Elixir Visual Studio Code IntelliJ Sublime Text Atom vi PHP Vim Hopper Scala Markdown Vim Is The Perfect IDE Vim Awesome Neovim eMac Onivim IntelliSense

A common misconception when it comes to software engineering is that you need a degree in computer science to land a job as a software engineer; Stuart suggests that this isn't necessarily the case!Stuart also shares his personal career journey into tech, how someone took a chance on him early on, and how his upbringing led him to where he is today. This episode is brought to you by Triplebyte. If you are a software engineer looking to showcase your skills and get hired at top tech companies, take a background blind quiz and create a profile at www.triplebyte.com

In this episode, we cover how Apple server problems caused slowdowns and crashes for app launching in all versions of MacOS, the rise of school districts being the targets of ransomware attacks, and GitHub reinstating youtube-dl, a program to download videos from YouTube and other video sites, after a Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown. And then we chat with Senior Staff Writer at Motherboard, Joseph Cox, whose piece titled, “How the U.S. Military Buys Location Data from Ordinary Apps,” shines a spotlight on the location data industry, and who is being targeted. Show Notes DevDiscuss (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) Vonage (sponsor) Apple Addresses Privacy Concerns Surrounding App Authentication in macOS Schools Struggling to Stay Open Get Hit by Ransomware Attacks Standing up for developers: youtube-dl is back How the U.S. Military Buys Location Data from Ordinary Apps

In this episode, we talk everything to do with architecture with David Whitney, independent software consultant at Electric Head Software, and author of the DEV post, "Architecture for Everyone." Show Notes DevNews (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) RudderStack (sponsor) Electric Head Software Architecture for Everyone HTML Kubernetes Microservices Amiga Agile Manifesto C Load balancing Distributed cache GraphQL JSON Model-View-Controller design pattern Rails Object–relational mapping Heroku Your Code As a Crime Scene: Use Forensic Techniques to Arrest Defects, Bottlenecks, and Bad Design in Your Programs

With all the uncertainty in today's job market, one thing is clear- it's not a bad idea to take a step back to better understand what you bring and what you want to take from the table. We're joined by Randa Atkins, a San Francisco native and multi-talented professional with experience in both education and tech verticals. She currently works as a recruiter at Triplebyte and shares how she became interested in working in the tech industry as a recruiter as well as offers great advice for job seekers in this COVID economy (p.s. it's not what you'd expect to hear!)Are you are a software engineer looking to showcase your skills and get hired by top tech companies? Take a background blind quiz and create a profile at www.triplebyte.com 

Chris and Elecia discuss transcripts, lightsabers, seashells, python, numpy, matlab and how to get into embedded systems development. Embedded show transcripts are available at embedded.fm/transcripts  Elecia’s origami github repository includes a python script for generating origami shell folding patterns. The paper described was Analysis of Shell Coiling: General Problems by David M. Raup from the Journal of Paleontology , Sep., 1966, Vol. 40, No. 5. Chris used this model to print his lightsaber: Star Wars Lightsaber (Normal version) from YouMagine The episode was sponsored by Triplebyte. If you are looking to prove your skills, develop your knowledge, or find a job you love, check out Triplebyte.

In this episode, we talk about coding in Roblox and Minecraft with Genevieve Johnson, senior instructional designer at Roblox, and Gabriel Simmer, community and partner engineer at CircleCI, who at 16 built NodeMC, a tool that can be used to build dashboards and spin up servers in Minecraft. Show Notes DevNews (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) RudderStack (sponsor) Roblox Minecraft MC-NODE Circle CI Warcraft III Modding Unreal Engine Unity Torchlight II GUTS Game Developers Conference (GDC) Lua Drupal PHP Java Minecraft Bedrock Edition Minecraft Java Edition JetBrains Minecraft Forge SpigotMC Blender Maya Python Mojang

In this episode, we cover Raspberry Pi 400, Stripe Climate, and CodeSandbox's series A funding. Then we speak to Kaya Thomas, senior iOS engineer at Calm, about iOS’s new back tap feature, and other accessibility features on iOS that developers might not know about. Finally, we chat with CTO of GraphQL Editor, Artur Czemiel (Cha-mial), about the release of GraphQL Editor 3.0. Show Notes DevDiscuss (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) Vonage (sponsor) Raspberry Pi 400 Stripe Climate CodeSandbox Secures $12.7M Series A Funding Apple added a secret button to your iPhone, and you may not have even noticed Apple: Human Interface Guidelines GraphQL Editor 3.0 - new release

In this episode, we talk about Oculus Quest 2 users being forced to link their account to a Facebook account, a fun use of the McDonald's API, Microsoft phasing out Internet Explorer with Edge, and some important tech-related issues on U.S. ballots. Then we be speak with Emily Kager, senior mobile android engineer at Mozilla, about a big controversy over Hacktoberfest. Finally, we chat with senior software engineer and Node.js TSC Member at Red Hat, Beth Griggs, and Michael Dawson, Node.js lead for Red Hat and IBM, about the release of Node v15. Show Notes DevDiscuss (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) Vonage (sponsor) Facebook’s Account Verification Leaves Some Quest 2 Buyers With ‘Paperweight Deleting Facebook Also Deletes Oculus Purchases And Account Information McBroken Microsoft will forcibly open some websites in Edge instead of Internet Explorer The Markup: Tech on the Ballot in November Hacktoberfest Dominic Denicola: DigitalOcean's Hacktoberfest is Hurting Open Source

In this episode, we're talking SRE with Logan McDonald, senior site reliability engineer at BuzzFeed, and Molly Struve, lead site reliability engineer at Forem. We get into what site reliability is, the history, some SRE horror, what developers can do to make an SRE's job easier, and more. Show Notes DevNews (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) RudderStack (sponsor) Site Reliability Engineering Site Reliability Engineering: How Google Runs Production Systems BuzzFeed Elasticsearch Ruby on Rails Tutorial: Learn Web Development with Rails Ada Developers Academy Kickstarter Black swan theory

In this episode, we cover some updates about Ruby 3, OpenAI, and React 17's JSX Transform, and then a disconcerting data-sharing aspect from the exercise app, Strava. Then we chat with Alex Hanna, sociologist and research scientist working on machine learning fairness and ethical AI at Google, about Twitter’s algorithmic bias toward certain photos over others. And in light of all of the recent Apple app store battles with Epic Games, WordPress, and others, we speak with Sarah Maxwell, Coalition Spokesman for the Coalition for App Fairness, about the organization's efforts to make the app marketplace a more even playing field for developers. Show Notes DevDiscuss (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) Vonage (sponsor) Ruby 3 OpenAI Introducing the New JSX Transform Strava: The New Human-Powered Era Coalition for App Fairness

In this episode, we talk about the past, present, and future of serverless and the cloud with Erica Windisch, principal software engineer at New Relic and founder of IOpipe, and Yan Cui, AWS Serverless Hero and principal consultant at The Burning Monk. Show Notes DevNews (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) RudderStack (sponsor) The Cloud Serverless New Relic IOpipe Amazon Web Services The Burning Monk Lumigo AWS Lambda OpenStack Eucalyptus Docker Kubernetes Cloudflare Edge Network Container Virtual machine Content Distribution Network (CDN) Edge computing Amazon Elastic Container Service AWS Fargate Managed services Arm NVIDIA NVIDIA to Acquire Arm for $40 Billion

In this episode, we talk about a huge update to C++, TikTok’s algorithm and Oracle partnership, and NVIDIA’s Arm acquisition. We then chat with senior engineer at Forem and rotating co-host of DevNews, Vaidehi Joshi, about Google’s carbon footprint, and the environmental impact of our data. Show Notes DevDiscuss (sponsor) Triplebyte (sponsor) CodeNewbie (sponsor) Vonage (sponsor) C++20 Approved Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Oracle winning bid for TikTok’s U.S. assets Inside TikTok's killer algorithm It’s Official- NVIDIA Acquires Arm For $40 Billion To Create What Could Be A Computing Juggernaut Save Arm Our third decade of climate action: Realizing a carbon-free future The Cost of Data with Vaidehi Joshi Cloud Sustainability Console thecostofdata.dev The State of Data Center Energy Use in 2018