Podcast #117 – Your Friendly Neighborhood Code Mentor
Welcome, welcome, welcome to The Stack Overflow Podcast #117, recorded Thursday, September 28 in our beautiful SO NYC HQ. That’s a lot of letters.
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This week, we’re visited by Gitlab CEO, and former personal submarine programmer, Sid Sijbrandij.
And yet another visitor! Our own Kristina Lustig comes by to talk about our experimental mentorship program.
This week’s Constitution question comes from Twitterer Kevin Arvai, @arvkevi:
In line at the supermarket, which customer is responsible for placing the divider bar between items?
Listen to what our hosts have to say and then post your answer to Twitter using the hashtag #stackoverflowpodcast with either PRO or CON and your explanation, short but punny. The best explanation, whether on the winning side or the losing side, will be read on next week’s podcast and win a Stack Overflow sticker.
Last week’s winner, for the question, “Is it ok to take your shoes off at the office?” is Sean Ennis, @ennis0:
PRO : but remember, barefooters (like atheists) ain’t got no soul!
— Sean Ennis (@ennis0) September 26, 2017
See you all next week!
5 Comments
Thanks for the correction and the shout out! Glad to hear you guys like our work so much. 😀
FI: The corresponding meta post for the interview with Kristina Lustig (16 min 43 secs – 35 min 13 secs) is “Mentorship Research Project – Results + Wrap-Up”, https://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/357198.
Why comments section for https://stackoverflow.blog/2017/10/04/3-ways-can-ally-women-tech/?cb=1 is disabled?
Where is freedom of speech?!!
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE MAGICAL SONG YOU PLAYED AT THE END OF THE PODCAST!?!?!!1
Thanks for the correction and the shout out! Glad to hear you guys like our work so much.
http://applicationha.com/