Re:Ask HN: What are some of the best podcasts for developers?
by bobterryo on Sunday December 11, 2022 @03:28PM
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Thanks for mentioning Array Cast. We try to aim at an audience that might not be familiar with the array languages, but are interested in who uses them and how they work. We also have transcripts and extensive show notes for deeper dives into the material. We have a lot of fun recording it and I think that comes through. https://www.arraycast.com/episodes
"Oxide and Friends" is a great interdisciplinary podcast with a lot of focus on hardware and low-level stuff, but always looking at a big picture.
"Array Cast" is a pretty unique podcast about array languages (think APL, J, K and friends).
"Type Theory Forall" - podcast about formal methods and type theory, some absolutely great guests there!
I also have to mention "IPv6 Buzz" and in general "Packet pushers" family of podcasts on networking - listening to it helped me a lot when I had to implement some IPv6 functionality at my job and didn't really know where to start.
Oh, and "Machine learning street talk" is just awesome if you're a bit more philosophically inclined.