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John 12:44-50 (ESV)
Andrew and Edwin consider how Jesus sought authority for all His life and actions and the means by which He established that authority. Additionally, they discuss why that authority matters. Because what God authorizes leads to life.

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John 7:14-24 (LSB)

Our hosts consider how Jesus established authority to heal on the Sabbath. He had no Scriptural command, statement, or example. He had to draw conclusions and make judgments. Yet, He claimed over and again not to be acting on His own authority. We discover when we logically infer things from what God explicitly states and shows, that is still acting by His authority.

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As you might know, English isn't like how we find it in textbooks. In day-to-day conversations, we often don't speak in full sentences, and so much of what we say is implied (this means, it's hinted at without actually saying it).

In this episode, I look at some examples of implied meaning or 'language ambiguity' and teach some phrases you can use in different situations.

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In this episode, Donn and Kaushik talk to Uber's Manu Sridharan on static code analysis. Manu's a badass who did his PhD on the subject! He explains how static code analysis works, how Uber leverages these tools in their app development pipeline and how we can use such tools to build high quality Android apps.

Note from Manu:

I found the story I was thinking about: Reed Hastings founded the company that built the Purify tool for debugging memory errors in C programs before founding Netflix. But, that's actually not a static analysis tool; it does dynamic analysis by adding extra metadata at runtime.

As far as the history of lint goes, from Wikipedia looks like Kaushik's guess was exactly right as to why it's called lint. Looks like the name goes back to the late 1970s.

Misc

• ErrorProne
• Improve your code with Android lint checks
• checkstyle
• RxThreadEffectChecker
• The Checker framework
• NullAway - Uber
• Infer - Facebook
• Infer: RacerD - Facebook

Contact

• @fragmentedcast (on Twitter) or our Youtube channel
• @rakingleaves
• @donnfelker and donnfelker (on Instagram)
• @kaushikgopal and kaushikgopal (on Instagram)

People can 'talk the talk' but not many can't 'walk the walk'. ZipRecruiter represents a company that has been able to do both. Raising 63M in it's Series A funding, ZipRecruiter has quickly become a 'darling' in the tech space with it's ability to build a high-velocity machine. In this episode, Kevin Gaither, SVP of Sales, explains his three keys to building a killer company.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

• Kevin's formula to hire top talent
• Kevin's systematic career progression path
• Kevin's disciplined apporach to lead scoring

Links and Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

• Kevin Gaither's LinkedIn
• Sales In The Cloud: How to Build a High-Velocity Sales Model Webinar
• Episode 19: Top Three Trends in Inside Sales w/Bob Perkins