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Great rec! This is one of my favorite technical podcasts. The host does a great job getting into the technical details of the subjects while still appealing to

Great rec! This is one of my favorite technical podcasts. The host does a great job getting into the technical details of the subjects while still appealing to non-techincal listeners. It's really impressive.

bduerst 5y ago
Subbed. Any other recos? Been looking to scratch that Reply All itch.
- dpacmittal 5y ago
  Malicious Life is pretty good, so is Security Now
- Xavdidtheshadow 5y ago
  Very different show, but I enjoy the Accidental Tech Podcast (aka "ATP"). It's a weekly news show that focuses on tech (mainly Apple). They do a good job with technical details and talking through tech product decisions (why did Apple/Google/FB do X? What are its merits?). People have sort of polarized opinions about each of the 3 hosts, but IMO they each have their moments.
  - microtonal 5y ago
    I have been listening to ATP for years, and I love it. I didn’t know that there were discussions about them. To me, one of the powerful things of ATP is that it’s one of those cases where the sum is more than the parts. The hosts complement each other very well. I also like that, although it’s an Apple-centered podcast, they are willing to take a critical stance towards Apple. I once listened to one of the other major Apple-related podcasts (not Gruber) and the level of fanboyism was cringeworthy.
    - Xavdidtheshadow 5y ago
      That's a good point! They're honestly some of Apple's biggest critics. I feel like I've learned a lot about product design based on their ongoing feedback.
- emerongi 5y ago
  A fun one used to be "Hackable?" It's more about gadgets than big hacks. No new episodes for a while though.
- 2wrist 5y ago
  Maybe not the same but Co Recursive is excellent https://corecursive.com/ https://corecursive.com/ The host is very thoughtful and the conversations that come from that are lovely.
  - kdtsh 5y ago
    Their episode Memento Mori[1] with Kate Gregory cemented for me that this podcast isn't like others, it is incredibly thoughtful and insightful and has a lot to offer everyone whose interests involve software and engineering. For all the technical topics it covers, it is a very human podcast. [1]https://corecursive.com/memento-mori-with-kate-gregory/ https://corecursive.com/memento-mori-with-kate-gregory/
- AJRF 5y ago
  I really like the Jane Street podcast "Signals and Threads". It goes into how Jane Street (a prop trading firm) solve difficult problems in a hard problem space. https://signalsandthreads.com/ https://signalsandthreads.com/
- rocqua 5y ago
  For staying up to date with infosec news I recommend "Risky business". Very different style of podcast, but a great way for me to stay up to date with the field.
- jmondi 5y ago
  If you join the Patreon, you can get access to bonus shows while also supporting the creator and allowing him to make more episodes. Highly recommend joining the Patreon so we can more amazing content in the future. https://www.patreon.com/darknetdiaries https://www.patreon.com/darknetdiaries

bduerst 5y ago

Subbed. Any other recos? Been looking to scratch that Reply All itch.

dpacmittal 5y ago
Malicious Life is pretty good, so is Security Now
Xavdidtheshadow 5y ago
Very different show, but I enjoy the Accidental Tech Podcast (aka "ATP"). It's a weekly news show that focuses on tech (mainly Apple). They do a good job with technical details and talking through tech product decisions (why did Apple/Google/FB do X? What are its merits?). People have sort of polarized opinions about each of the 3 hosts, but IMO they each have their moments.
- microtonal 5y ago
  I have been listening to ATP for years, and I love it. I didn’t know that there were discussions about them. To me, one of the powerful things of ATP is that it’s one of those cases where the sum is more than the parts. The hosts complement each other very well. I also like that, although it’s an Apple-centered podcast, they are willing to take a critical stance towards Apple. I once listened to one of the other major Apple-related podcasts (not Gruber) and the level of fanboyism was cringeworthy.
  - Xavdidtheshadow 5y ago
    That's a good point! They're honestly some of Apple's biggest critics. I feel like I've learned a lot about product design based on their ongoing feedback.
emerongi 5y ago
A fun one used to be "Hackable?" It's more about gadgets than big hacks. No new episodes for a while though.
2wrist 5y ago
Maybe not the same but Co Recursive is excellent https://corecursive.com/ https://corecursive.com/ The host is very thoughtful and the conversations that come from that are lovely.
- kdtsh 5y ago
  Their episode Memento Mori[1] with Kate Gregory cemented for me that this podcast isn't like others, it is incredibly thoughtful and insightful and has a lot to offer everyone whose interests involve software and engineering. For all the technical topics it covers, it is a very human podcast. [1]https://corecursive.com/memento-mori-with-kate-gregory/ https://corecursive.com/memento-mori-with-kate-gregory/
AJRF 5y ago
I really like the Jane Street podcast "Signals and Threads". It goes into how Jane Street (a prop trading firm) solve difficult problems in a hard problem space. https://signalsandthreads.com/ https://signalsandthreads.com/
rocqua 5y ago
For staying up to date with infosec news I recommend "Risky business". Very different style of podcast, but a great way for me to stay up to date with the field.
jmondi 5y ago
If you join the Patreon, you can get access to bonus shows while also supporting the creator and allowing him to make more episodes. Highly recommend joining the Patreon so we can more amazing content in the future. https://www.patreon.com/darknetdiaries https://www.patreon.com/darknetdiaries