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Hosted by Pablo Curell · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 36 episodes
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Two people (usually) and I discuss a subject loosely related to tech and subjects that interest me. A few themes that have emerged are: - Agile (and derived practices, TDD, BDD, XP, etc) - Relationship betwee other departments and tech departments - OOP, Testing and other nitty gritty details - A few oddballs (like crossword puzzles)
Pablo Curell hosts A Junior, A Senior and I, a business show with 36 episodes published.
The conversation delves into the concept of observability, defining it as the degree to which systems can be understood and managed based on telemetry data. It explores the levels of observability, challenges of scale an
The conversation delves into the intersection of AI and music, exploring its historical context, impact on music creation, and the ethical and legal implications. It addresses the artistic, cultural, and economic aspects
In this conversation, Paul and Tim discuss their experiences with AI assistance in coding and its impact on their workflows. They explore the influence of AI assistance on learning and skill development, as well as the c
In this episode of Hot Tech(e) , Philippe Van Eerdenbrugghe and I talk about failure. Mostly about how we keep saying that we should fail early, and then somehow manage to do the opposite. We talk about bugs, TDD, experi
In this special episode, Rachel shares insights into the world of crossword puzzles, discussing collaboration in puzzle creation, the selection and tightness of themes, and the process of creating a crossword puzzle. Tak
The conversation delves into the nature of estimates, the conflation of complexity and time, implicit contracts and expectations, the impact of inaccurate estimates, the usefulness of estimates in business, hierarchy and
Paul discusses the possibility and effectiveness of TDD on the front end, emphasizing the importance of testing based on behavior rather than syntax. He shares his experiences with TDD at the BBC and the early days of Re
In this conversation, Kostas and Martin discuss the qualities they look for when hiring in a technical role, emphasizing the importance of being a team player and the need to diversify the hiring network. They also explo
The conversation explores the intersection of tech and music, highlighting the connection between problem-solving, creativity, and joy in both fields. It delves into the journey from tech to music, the relationship betwe
In this episode I am joined by Stan and Lucian to discuss Ruby (and Rails). We start by discussing why one would chose Ruby to start a new project and how weldoming it is for beginers. Then we discuss how the ecosystem o
Summary In this episode, We discuss Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) with Tim and Rob, its origins, principles, and practical applications. The guests share their experiences and insights on the importance of naming con
A couple days ago Mathieu and Sandjiv joined me to discuss the nebulous concept of "taste" in programming. Is taste universal? How do mistakes and 'pain' shape your taste? All that and more in this episode. Find Sandjiv
A few days ago I was joined by Dave and Steven to discuss misunderstood concepts in tech. We strayed away from that so as a bonus you also get: - A comparison of the state of the car industry vs the tech industry 60 year
A couple days ago Aslihan and Sami joined me to talk about bootcamps. What has been their experience joining the industry after their bootcamps, what would they recommend to new graduates, and what is the place of bootca
I had the honor to host Thierry and Martin to discuss team practices for writing excellent software. I learned a lot from them and hope you will too! --- Find Martin at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martinvanaken https://
A couple days ago Kevin joined me for an enlightening discussion around PWAs Are they viable? What niche do they serve? ---- Find Kevin at: http://vzb.io http://prologuekit.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinvzb https:
George and Sami joined me to discuss LLMs a few days ago. What started innocently, ended with deep philosophical questions posed by Sami. How do they use LLMs? Should we use them? What questions arise with them? --- Find
A few days ago, Rachel and Thierry joined me for a discussion around software metrics. What metrics are worth having? What are the dangers of metrics? Where are metrics useful? --- Find Thierry at: https://thinkinglabs.i
A few days ago, Martin and Kostas joined me to discuss what they take into account when starting a new role. How to win over your new colleagues quickly? What are good first tasks to tackle? ---- Find martin at: https://
A few days ago, Chloé and Manon joined me to discuss the relationship between Marketing and Tech. I learned a lot about how marketing works, and how we can better collaborate within our two roles! ---- Find Chloé at: htt
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A Junior, A Senior and I is hosted by Pablo Curell. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 36 episodes.
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