erlang rust #fp
https://www.functionalgeekery.com/episode-122-brian-troutwine/
mkunikow
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AstonJ
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NobbZ
Is video necessary or will there be an audio only version for my podcast receiver to listen to during daily commute?
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AstonJ
I think having an audio-only version is definitely beneficial 
however also want to say that I am a fan of video-casts, especially when using HQ cameras and audio. Not sure how far down that route you want to go, but here’s an example that might nudge you in that direction 
(Just a random episode btw)
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NobbZ
Well, for me who hasn’t much time in the office or at home to consume whatever-casts, my 2 hours of daily commute is the only time to do so. Since I am actively driving a car, I am limited to audio only ressources.
My watch list with open talks from conferences is growing and growing, the next time I will have some time to consume from that list will not be before August but probably not more than 5 to 10 talks.
So as you can see, Vidcasts don’t fit into my daily schedule and probably they won’t until my kids have moved out (the younger one is 17 months now… so I hope moving out will take a while 
).
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tapickell
@jasondeutsch and I do have audio only versions of our casts as well, we just have not figured out where we should release those to yet. Any suggestions?
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NobbZ
Not right now, but I do remember an older german pod cast, that used github for at least parts of hosting the podcast.
I’ll check that in the next couple of days if I can find more infor about their setup and will report back then.
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mkunikow
John A de Goes - SCALAZ 8 VS AKKA ACTORS
Some talk against actor system in functional programming, sorry for scala …, please don’t take this so serious just alternative point of view 
disclaimer
Akka is actor library in Java/Scala
ScalaZ is FP library in Scala
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