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Which ducks or geese do you prefer as table fare? Some hunters prefer certain species over others, yet Scott Leysath, Ducks Unlimited magazine cooking columnist explains why hunters should approach every species the same way in the kitchen. Host Chris Jennings and Leysath share some personal experiences with different species of waterfowl as they discuss the best, and worst ways to cook ducks and geese.

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Ice Cube,
Channel Live,
Brand Nubian,
N8NOFACE,
Pailhead,
Spec,
Pro-Pain,
Black Moon,
Capital Steez, Dirty Sanchez,
Jordan Is Dead,
Larry Crack,
Eric Sermon,
Brainbox,
Question Mark,
Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats,
Witchfinder General

This episode features an interview with Julie Yang, Vice President of Product at Spec. Julie’s extensive career took her to companies like Bloomberg, Bain & Company, and Bestow Life Insurance where she served as a software developer, management consultant, and product manager.

In this episode, Cassidy and Zach sit down with Julie to discuss prioritizing productivity, setting boundaries, and the meaning of life.

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Episode Timestamps:

(01:21): What Julie is working on right now

(02:44): What Julie’s day-to-day looks like

(07:09): How Julie got into the industry

(15:58): Rapid Fire Questions

(29:16): Random Segment Generator

(37:43): Cassidy’s Sage Advice

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“In a hybrid or full remote work position, people try to demonstrate that they're on the job or that they're working. And so the most visible way to do this day-to-day, ends up being responsiveness. And so, people are always breaking their focus time to respond to a work chat, email. Or some people just like helping other people and interacting when they're at home with their coworkers through these chat programs. I think it turns out to be like a fire drill kind of way of working, where you just work on whatever pops up. Which I don't think is necessarily the most prioritized way of working.” – Julie Yang

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The Dev Morning Show (At Night) YouTube Page

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Každý z nás ho nosíme v srdci. Niektorí možno len tak nevedome, iní ho hrdo rozvívajú ďalej.  Ľudový Folklór si v nedávnej histórí prešiel rôznymi fázami, od odsúvania na okraj spoločnosti až po moderný trend v mainstremovej kultúre. Igor Littva už roky hrdo rozvíja a prispieva k udržaniu tradičnej ľudovej kultúry na Liptove.

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Specification management is a relatively new field in digital supply chains, but one that has a lot of potential.

To learn more about it, the reasons why it is important, and how it can help companies become more efficient and sustainableI invited Matt Wright, Founder and CEO of Specright - a software platform for specification management to come on the podcast to talk all about it.

Oh, and this is one of the first podcast episodes that I have created chapters for. If you find them useful, do let me know (tom.raftery@sap.com) and I'll make the effort to do it more often!

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If you want to learn more about how to juggle sustainability and efficiency mandates while recovering from pandemic-induced disruptions, meeting growth targets, and preparing for an uncertain future, check out our Oxford Economics research report here.

And don't forget to check out the 2021 MPI research on Industry 4.0 to find out how to increase productivity, revenues, and profitability for your operations. This global study examines the extent to which manufacturers deploy Industry 4.0 in their business and the benefits it brings.

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Episode 40 of the Blitzkrieg Pop introduces a new character and segment, polybagged, and complete with collector's card. Meet James Dismore, or Jizz Damesmore as Alex so eloquently called him; Salesman by day, comic book speculator by night.  Revel in the madness with us as James walks us through several of his spec books and learn how we met Mr. Damesmore. All that and more, right here, on Paducah's own, Blitzkrieg POP!

Check out this week's sermon from Pastor Mozart on Matthew 7:1-6 titled, "Everybody Does It"

"For us to be in a place to pursue holiness in someone else’s life, it must first take up residence in ours."

You can also find audio from our past sermons on our website, Citylightlincoln.org, and on the Citylight Lincoln Church App.

Summary

Nate, Ron, and Andrew stay quarantined along with the rest of the nation. Ron is
 happy he has snacks, so he's good! In this episode, the guys talk about
 Gatsby, Frontend JavaScript, Static Site Generation, and testing
 frameworks. Also, find out why Ron and Andrew affectionately refer to Nate as "Grandpa".

Panelists

Andrew Mason
 Nate Hopkins
 Ron Cooke

Guest

None this week

Sponsor

Linode

Show Notes

[00:00:54] The guys start off by telling stories about how being
 quarantined has changed the dynamic of their lives with family, jobs,
 and social life.

[00:07:40] Andrew talks about he's been dabbling at static site
 generators for years. He goes into his experience trying to componentize
 it using React and Storybook. He also explains where his data lives for
 the static site.

[00:10:25] "GraphQL" is explained and how it essentially wraps your
 markdown. It also has a tool called "Graphical" that builds on your
 queries.

[00:17:00] Nate asks how easy is it to build with Gatsby without
 knowing React? Andrew explains and adds you need to figure out how JSX
 works.

[00:19:14] Nate asks Andrew how his experience went with
 componentizing things that he wanted to do with CodeFund codebase for a
 while and how far did he take it and what lessons did he pull out of it?

[00:21:11] Andrew mentions if anyone has heard of Mark Dalgleish who
 works on Playroom and has the best memes. He also mentions how Mark's
 belief is that you should make spacing itself a component.

[00:26:08] Andrew mentions the component library he was looking at
 called Braid-Design System.

[00:28:21] Andrew defines what "Storybook" is for anyone who may not
 have been exposed to it. He says it's a pretty slick tool!

[00:35:20] Nate brings up the old Java days or the .net days and how
 he feels the modern JavaScript ecosystem is even worse than the old Java
 XML configuration days.. in which he gets called "Grandpa" by Ron.

[00:37:30] Nate talks about what's going on with his controller
 library which contains three controllers right now and he has three
 lined up.

[00:39:01] The guys all talk about testing and frameworks and how they
 feel about them.

[00:47:00] Nate talks about a test suite he wrote called "PRY test."
 Listen to hear why he created this and how he uses it.

[00:52:34] Nate touches on layered caching but for more info on this
 check out Remote Ruby-Epsiode 70, where Nate talks more in depth about
 layered caching stuff they did at CodeFund.

Links

• Andrew's tweet to Eric
• Braid Design System
• Storybook
• Andrew's ActionView Component Demo with Storybook
• Mark Dalgleish Twitter
• Stimulus Controllers Package
• Pry Test
• Grumpy Old Man
• Gatsby
• CodeFund Gatsby Site
• StaticGen
• Remote Ruby #70

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De hashtag #fitgirl is er eentje die onder heel, maar dan ook heel veel Instagram-posts te vinden is. De slanke lijven in strakke sportkleding vliegen je om het hoofd als je de app opent. Maar wat doen al deze accounts met ons? Zijn de zogenaamde 'fitgirls' goed, omdat ze je motiveren om gezonder te leven? Of zijn ze slecht, omdat ze je onzeker kunnen maken over je eigen lichaam? In deze aflevering bespreek ik hoe het promoten van slanke lijven en een streng eetpatroon soms kan doorslaan en hoe je zelf met beide benen op de grond kan blijven staan.

Episode #13: Bryn Jackson This is the first episode of the second season of the Hacking UI podcast, 'Scaling a Side Project'. In this season we interview designers, developers, and creative entrepreneurs who built and scaled successful side projects  that we admire. 

Today we are excited to have Bryn Jackson on the show. Bryn is the co-founder of Spec.fm, which features the popular podcasts Design Details, Developer Tea, and more.

Bryn calls himself a designer and developer, who builds things for designers and developers. After studying music at the Berkley College of Music, Bryn started his career working at a print company as a professional “Mac fixer”. He later started designing software solutions for common problems that he had seen, and was hired on as a UX designer. Originally from Minnesota, Bryn is currently located in San Francisco and also works at Figma, the increasingly popular design tool. This was an inspiring an educational discussion for us, as Bryn talked about growing the Spec community and how he built a network of multiple podcasts that hit the huge milestone of more than 5 million downloads. 

We recorded this session during our trip to San Francisco, and Bryn was nice enough to invite us over to his apartment to record in his incredible studio. You can get a peak into the studio in the clip below:

https://youtu.be/SV30NSWZPm4

Announcement We are soon launching the second batch of the 

Side Project Accelerator and are giving you (our beloved listeners) $100 off (!!!) with the code 'PODCAST' upon checkout. 

You can sign up for the waiting list on the program's page and we'll notify you when registration opens!

Key points from this episode:

• Learn how Design Details was started, and how coincidences led to a great partnership between Bryn and Brian.
• Understand how it was the thinking behind the interface as opposed to the actual interfaces themselves that motivated Bryn to launch his podcasts.
• Find out how two competing podcasts turned into a collaboration and team effort, drawing on the strengths of each cast.
• What was the strategic decision behind Bryn’s idea to grow Spec.fm the way that he did, through collaboration?
• Learn why Bryn’s focus in partnerships is creating a good outcome, and that if he knows that it is possible then he will pursue the collaboration in anyway he can.
• Get a behind the scenes look at how Bryn allocates his time between his side projects and working a full-time job.
• Understand Bryn’s “no fear” mindset when it comes to taking on new technical challenges.
• Learn what it means to build your podcast like a product, and improve it by listening to feedback from your audience.
• Get a layout of the different types of sponsorship agreements, where to find sponsors for your podcast, and how to integrate it into your content so that it is right for your audience.
• Find out how to best use Slack channels when building a community, and what limitations and problems to look out for.
• What does it meant to “skate to where the puck is going”, and how can this help you to stay in the forefront of the design industry?
• Learn what is next for Bryn, and what his biggest piece of advice is for designers looking to scale their side projects. Here are some follow up links from our talk: 
• The Spec Network site where you'll find the links to all of their podcasts (you can also sign up for the Spec Slack group through the box on the bottom of the site)
• Bryn Jackson on Twitter
• Bryn’s Blog
• Design Details Podcast
• Design Details on Twitter
• Developer Tea on Twitter
• Figma - A collaborative design tool. Bryn started using this tool as his main design tool a while back and now he actually works there and is in charge of building the community there. How awesome is that?

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About The Hacking UI Podcast The Hacking UI podcast is hosted by Sagi Shrieber and David Tintner, a designer and developer who are also both entrepreneurs, bloggers, productivity/time-hacking maniacs, and all around tech geeks. 

We started this podcast off with the 'Scaling a Design Team series' where we spoke with design leaders from top notch companies like Facebook, Apple, Invision, and Intercom, to discuss team structures, responsibilities, and workflows.

A few months ago we quit our day jobs to work on our former side project, Hacking UI, full time. So we found it fitting that our second season of the podcast should touch on that subject. The second season is called 'Scaling a Side Project', and we'll interview creative entrepreneurs that we admire in order to get them to share their tips, experiences and secrets to success.