Magic Read Along

Brian Lonsdorf & Hardy Jones

5.0 (14)
TECHNOLOGY

Follow along with Brian Lonsdorf and Hardy Jones as they explore the internet, life, and programming.

07/05/2018

I've Got an Apple, I've Got Mappend

List comprehensionMonadComprehensionVector additionExtendComonadtraverseWord vectorSelective applicative functorsNext Level mtl with Classy OpticsmakeClassymakeClassyPrismsAdd and Subtract Words like Vectors with Word2VecWord2Vec

31 min
06/28/2018

He's Doing Machine Teaching

Sequence to Sequence Learning with Neural NetworksRichard SocherpurtyPrettierelm-formatextendfoldMapMonoidReducers

24 min
06/14/2018

Hey, Lil Wayne

Our PatreonAlways OpenMaster of NoneFormally Specifying UIsSketch.systemsHow To Lose Your Life's Savings w CryptocurrencySpurious CorrelationsKerasKaggle

24 min
05/31/2018

You Can Inject a Human

CRISPRSean in the WildGoogle DuplexVirtual assistantFacial recognition systemHer

24 min
05/24/2018

Is This Robin Hood?

Jaccard similarityArrowBlack LightningSuper Spuds

23 min
05/17/2018

Deal or No Deal Armstrong

The JinxSuper SpudsLambda calculusRelational algebraTensorFlowNeural networklabeled dataKerasProject Jupyter

29 min
05/10/2018

Was Arisen

Golf ClashLiskov Substitution PrincipleSoftware design patternCalculusCategory Theoryelm style guideData science

30 min
04/26/2018

Wake Up Sheeple!

Our PatreonZucc Gets RoastedReinforcement learningChi-squared testFeature vectorBayesian networkEfficient Nanopass Compilers using Cats and Matryoshka - Greg PfeilWriting a Nanopass Compiler - Andy KeepMatryoshkapurescript-varianopurescript-dom-indexedType Theory and Formal Proof - An Introduction

5

out of 5

14 Ratings

One of the first podcasts I listen to.

01/25/2018

Joel McCracken

Love it! Two smart people discuss various programming and math. Topics vary widely over time, but primarily include functional programming, category theory, general software engineering, and life as a programmer. Brian and Hardy are both open and honest about their experience including the frustrations fo figuring things out. These are helpful to compare against my own and learn from. This is one of my favorite podcasts and one of the first I listen to.
Love the pod

12/02/2017

Tutanramen

One suggestion is to normalize the volume to be louder. I listen to this in the same environment as my other podcasts and this one is so quiet.
Hilarious and educational

07/01/2017

Fedreg

The only programming podcast I listen to that makes me laught out loud. As an added benefit I learn new things about type theory, FP concepts, and the industry at large. Highly recommend. Well done!
Magic indeed

03/02/2017

JuiceXmachina

I owe much of my programming knowledge and interest in category theory to these fine individuals. They share information in such an organic way that you feel like you're just hanging out with them. Brian... Hardy... you are my algebros

Follow along with Brian Lonsdorf and Hardy Jones as they explore the internet, life, and programming.

Creator

Brian Lonsdorf & Hardy Jones
Years Active

2016 - 2018
Episodes

100
Rating

Explicit
Show Website

Magic Read Along