Lugradio is about to send their latest episode which means the end of my primary source of completely unusable british slang. I'm self employed so I really like the background conversation while programming. Which tech podcasts would you recommend?
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I use Windows, MacOS and Linux daily and I program mostly in C, C++, PHP, Actionscript 3, C#, Javascript, PgSql. I really like electronics (fpga, embedded, etc) and engineering in general.
It's also nice to see where the wind blows. Example: it's obvious that one can only add so many cores until some NUMA partitioning must occur. What progress in the NUMA field for consumer electronics is there?
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Well, I'm in asp.net on windows at the moment, so my podcasts lean in that direction, but I'll post em anyways.
.NET
DotNetRocks - Fantastic podcast, one of the best tech casts out there
Hanselminutes - Scott Hanselman is a really bright guy, and tends to have good guests.
Deep Fried Bytes - New podcast, but already had a few really fantastic episodes. Loved the ones on DDD and being a .net developer working on a mac
Windows/IT
RunAs Radio - The only IT cast I listen to, mostly cause I am a fan of Richard Campbell in a general way
Web
Audible AJAX - pretty self explanatory
WebDevRadio - Not my favorite, but not bad
Polymorphic Podcast - ASP.net centric, and tends to go from fantastic to pretty average based on the guest
General Development
Software Engineering Podcast - Just getting into this one, its not bad though
Thoughtworks - IT Matters - Martin Fowler is on the panel, can't really go wrong with that
Stackoverlow - Joel Spolsky and Jeff Atwood chatting about dev stuff. 'nuff said
