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Does your professor pass the Turing test? (Ep. 537)
How can educators (and students) adapt to the inevitable rise of AI?
Eira May
Senior Content Marketer
The Stack Overflow Podcast
The Stack Overflow podcast is a frank and funny conversation about what it means to work in software and how code is reshaping our world. As it celebrates its 12th anniversary, it’s a must-listen for any programmer, as necessary as Stack Overflow itself.
Engineering’s hidden bottleneck: pull requests
CI/CD needs a CM—continuous merge—to get the SDLC moving smoothly.
The AI that writes music from text (Ep. 535)
The home team discusses why it seems like everybody needs subtitles now, the AI that generates music from text, and a list of open-source data engineering projects for you to contribute to.
Eira May
Senior Content Marketer
Why developer experience is the key to better software, straight from the OCTO’s mouth (Ep. 534)
A seven-point manifesto for driving lasting innovation.
Ben Popper
Director of Content
What do the tech layoffs really tell us? (Ep. 533)
The home team convenes to talk about how tech layoffs are reshaping the industry, where to look for software engineering jobs beyond tech, the brain-computer interface that speeds up communication for people with paralysis, and Ben’s million-dollar game idea (free for the stealing).
Eira May
Senior Content Marketer
The less JavaScript, the better (Ep. 532)
Convert unused JavaScript into lightweight HTML...oh that feels so good.
Ben Popper
Director of Content
How chaos engineering preps developers for the ultimate game day (Ep. 531)
In complex systems, you usually want to minimize chaos. Unless you're trying to find weak spots. In that case, chaos is your friend.
From your lips to AI’s ears (Ep. 530)
The team talks about voice-to-code features, how game developers built accessibility into God of War, and why lab-grown meat is officially safe to eat (hail seitan!).
Ben Popper
Director of Content
How to build a universal computation machine with Tetris (Ep. 529)
Using only Tetris, you can build a machine capable of universal computation.
Eira May
Senior Content Marketer
How Intuit improves security, latency, and development velocity with a service mesh
Find out about all the features the mesh adds to a service architecture automatically.
Flake it till you make it: how to detect and deal with flaky tests (Ep. 528)
But it works on my machine at least half the time!
Ben Popper
Director of Content