Technical interviews about software topics.
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Open Policy Agent with Torin Sandall
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TLA+ with Leslie Lamport
TLA+ is a formal specification language. TLA+ is used to design, model, and verify concurrent systems. TLA+ allows a user to describe a system formally with simple, precise mathematics. TLA+ was designed by Leslie Lamport,
Computer Vision with Peter Kontschieder
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Computer Architecture with Dave Patterson
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OSS Capital with Joseph Jacks
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Commons Clause with Kevin Wang
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Scaling Lyft with Matt Klein
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Wonolo: Staffing Marketplace with Jeremy Burton
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Diffbot: Knowledge Graph API with Mike Tung
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Drift: Sales Bot Engineering with David Cancel
David Cancel has started five companies, most recently Drift. Drift is a conversational marketing and sales platform. David has a depth of engineering skills and a breadth of business experience that make him an amazing source of knowledge.