Talking the Future of Tech
In this episode, we dive into all things quantum computing, starting from the idea that Microsoft managed to put a new quantum silicon chip together. We go all over quantum from compute to entanglement and everything in between.
Transcript: otter.ai/u/Tt282iKZEkt5nL3C3z…?utm_source=copy_url
References:
naumanahmad86.medium.com/is-the-mac-m…0b6c6a2d9a18
news.microsoft.com/source/features…ntum-computing/
arxiv.org/abs/2502.19118
We have a lot of questions about improving collaboration in organizations:
How do we deal with change in organizations
How can we get organizations to work together better?
How do we encourage collaboration around the automation spaces that we’re trying to build in DevOps.
In our discussion, a lot came back to something as simple as version control!
We also discuss how we handle coupling between systems. In order to collaborate, we have to couple systems. But if we couple them, we create complexity.
This podcast includes our warm up conversation about Microsoft acquiring Activision because that is ALSO about how you integrate to organizations and business plans! This was news of the day and I think you’ll be very interested in our take on it.
Transcript: otter.ai/u/itNrmoL9MgG980D8CZdo9XWd-xI
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Coming direct from Cambodia is a rare podcast with Jim Plamondon, the creator of how software platforms were built at Microsoft via APIs and developer evangelism. In this podcast, he talks about the early history of developer evangelism at Apple and Microsoft, the current state of open source, and the upcoming competitive industry coming from China and its roots in the third world.
Highlights
* Soviet Agriculture and Technology Market Comparison
* Why NeXT and Apple Failed with Software Industry but iPhone Succeeded
* China Industry Takeover is Coming: Product Price Points
Books referenced in the podcast:
* Game of X v.1: Xbox (Volume 1) by Rusel DeMaria
* Game of X v.2: The Long Road to Xbox (Volume 2) by Rusel DeMaria
Note – If you are easily offended by language please consider skipping this podcast