Technical interviews about software topics.
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FOSSA: Open Source Management with Kevin Wang
Every company has a software supply chain. A company builds its products from custom code, paid APIs, paid proprietary binaries, and open source software libraries. As the types of software available have increased,
Scale with Alexandr Wang
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Leadership with Ben Horowitz
Photo credit: Elisabeth Fall Ben Horowitz started Loudcloud with Marc Andreessen in 1999. He ran the company for eight years and chronicled his experience in his first book The Hard Thing About Hard Things. In his time running Loudcloud,
Facebook Leadership with Arturo Bejar
Facebook leadership has a significant amount of engineers in its ranks, and engineers understand how to create an environment that appeals to other engineers. Engineers do not like working on projects that they are not interested in,
Facebook Fallout with Antonio Garcia Martinez
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Facebook Reflections with Pete Hunt and Nick Schrock
Facebook engineering is unique. Software is built at Facebook in a way that is distinctly different than any other company. In our series of shows about Facebook engineering, we have mostly covered the positive side of Facebook’s practices.
Facebook Products with Peter Deng
Peter Deng has worked on most of Facebook’s major products: Newsfeed, Instagram, Oculus, and Messenger. These different products have different requirements, but are all part of the same ethos of connecting people through social networks.
Facebook Entrepreneurship with Jeff Rothschild
Jeff Rothschild was one of the earliest engineers to join Facebook. In the 1990s, Jeff had co-founded Veritas Software and helped it to its IPO in 2004. After Veritas, Jeff worked on several other of his own companies.
Alluxio: Data Orchestration with Haoyuan Li
In 2009, the Berkeley AMPLab was a center of innovation. Three projects from AMPLab have turned into successful open source projects and companies: Spark, Mesos, and Alluxio. Haoyuan Li was the creator of Alluxio,
Redis with Alvin Richards
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