Systems Thinking: Less Coding, More Thinking with Kishau Rogers

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Compile after Class Crossover Episode

A young man who's a sophomore in high school emailed me to come on his podcast that he does with his friend, and I had so much fun. I decided to make it a crossover episode. Check out "Compile after Class" on this week's episode! https://www.youtube.com/@shreemanickaraja 

Robots, Nukes, and AI: A Career at the Frontier with Maynard Holliday

Maynard Holliday spent 30+ years at the intersection of robotics, nuclear security, and defense technology, most recently serving as the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Critical Technologies. He's worked on everything from helping remediate Three Mile Island to securing tons o ...  Show more

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