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  2. This week's episode is all about temperature. We talk about datacenter servers getting submerged underwater and using your gaming PC to keep your pets and plants warm in the winter.

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  3. Jan 23

    In this week's newsletter: fun apps to teach your kids the basics of coding, how to draw a "perfectly" straight lines by hand, and recreating Minecraft with React in about an hour.

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    "[It might turn out not] all that different from a formalized onboarding process except for the fact that you created it yourself. "

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  6. Jan 22

    Got a gaming PC or bitcoin mining rig that's running hot? We talk about using the excess heat to keep your pets and plants warm during the winter.

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  7. Jan 22

    On today's episode we chat about exercise bikes as cybersecurity risks, using your bitcoin mining rig to heat your home, and submerging servers for fun and profit.

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  8. Jan 21

    In this episode, we chat with about her journey from office manager at a construction company to senior engineer at a major tech firm.

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  9. Jan 21

    A lot of great knowledge is being shared on your Teams instance. Find the important tasks and information quicker with a personalized feed.

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  10. Jan 21

    Still sound advice, including best practices when signing an outsourcing contract. From the archive:

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  12. Jan 20

    The Stack Overflow codebase has been under continuous development for around a decade. With static analysis, we can find and eliminate some vulnerabilities without building the site. From the archive:

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  15. Jan 20

    Hear , a senior software engineer at Paypal, on working on a book about seniority in the software industry.

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  17. Jan 19

    "The counterintuitive truth about software: making lots of little changes swiftly is infinitely easier than making a few bulky changes slowly."

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  18. Jan 19

    "Until the interval between writing code and deploying code is short enough to be a functional feedback loop, all you will be doing is managing the symptoms of dysfunction." -

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  19. Jan 19

    We chat with about the unspoken roles and responsibilities that come with the title of "senior" software engineer

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    Can you have interactive front ends without being weighed down by React?

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