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In this episode, Ben Lorica chats with Jay Kreps, a highly regarded data engineer and former technical lead for Online Data Infrastructure at LinkedIn, and most recently CEO/co-founder of Confluent, about Apache Kafka, data integration, event data, and the Internet of Things.

Building Apache Kafka From Scratch

O’Reilly’s Jenn Webb chats with Andreessen Horowitz general partner Balaji Srinivasan about the bigger picture of bitcoin, liquid markets, and the future of regulation.

More than a currency, bitcoin is an enabling technology

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The very first release on Marcus Schossow's brand new imprint 'Code Red' goes by the name of 'Zulu', brought to you by mister Code Red himself and rising talent ´Years´– who already received support from the likes of Axwell Λ Ingrosso at UMF 2015.

This product from the Nordic´s fetches a true house sound combined with a rousing groove and an altogether melodic happy vibe. 'Zulu' showcases both experience, ear for melodies and talent for producing captivating tunes, making this one destined for this summer´s festivals! 

Established in 2015 this open-minded label will provide quality music. Expect a broad spectrum of dance music genres on this imprint. Marcus Schossow emphasizes: "Code Red is a family affair, though some of us will be from Sweden, India, Australia, Italy, Brazil and so on. I believe we all need each other, no matter where you are from or what your situation is in life. The label is all about good vibes and house music. I believe Code Red is going to be the biggest house community on earth in a couple of years with the team we have today, a reinvention of house music is forthcoming!"

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Jon Bruner and David Cranor have a second conversation with Dennis Wingo, founder of Skycorp, to talk about the reboot of the International Sun/Earth Explorer-3, a research satellite launched in 1978 and commended to the heavens in 1997.

Rebooting a 1970s Satellite with Modern Software and Hardware

O'Reilly's Ben Lorica chats with Michael Stack to get an update on the Apache HBase project.

Coming Full Circle With Bigtable and HBase

O'Reilly's Jenn Webb chats with Filament co-founder and CEO Eric Jennings about how a decentralized Internet would work, what we need to do to get there, and why it will become necessary as the Internet of Things begins to scale. Eric also talks about why his company recently shifted its focus from the maker community to industrial manufacturing.

A Vision of a Decentralized IoT Stack

O'Reilly's Ben Lorica chats with Gary Kazantsev, who runs the R&D Machine Learning group at Bloomberg LP, about how big data and data science are making a difference in finance.

Data Science Makes an Impact on Wall Street

O'Reilly's Jenn Webb chats with Cait O’Riordan, VP of product, music and platforms at Shazam, about the current state of predictive analytics and how Shazam is able to predict the success of a song, and how the Internet of Things affects Shazam’s product life cycles as well as the behaviors of their users. Jenn also chats with Francine Bennett, CEO and cofounder of Mastodon C, about unintentional uses of data for evil and how data scientists can ensure their work stays on the data for good side of that line.

How Shazam Predicts Pop Hits

O'Reilly's Mary Treseler chats with Josh Clark, founder of Big Medium, about the changing nature of his work as the world itself becomes more of an interface, how to avoid "data rash," and why in this time of rapid technology growth it's essential for designers to splash in the puddles.

Real-World Interfaces Are In an Awkward and Playful Stage

Marcus Schössow is back on his own imprint Code Red with 'Smile'. A happy disco influenced house track that once again proves the label stands for groovy house music. "I want our releases to have a good vibe and sexy feel", Schössow explains. 

With 'Smile', Code Red's founder shows again he isn't afraid to explore different genres and sounds. Schössow says Code Red has to become a community rather than just the next record label by a dj. "We are all our own A&R's, so why limit our taste and creativity?" 

Code Red's second release goes the name 'Smile' because it actually makes people smile. Not only because Schössow says so, but also according all the positive reactions online. A smile Marcus will bring to the USA and Asia during his Code Red tour this summer.

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O'Reilly's Ben Lorica chats with Patrick Wendell, release manager of Apache Spark and co-founder of Databricks, about how he came to join the UC Berkeley AMPLab, the current state of Spark ecosystem components, Spark’s future roadmap, and interesting applications built on top of Spark.

Apache Spark: Powering Applications On-Premise and in the Cloud

Dan Shapiro, author of "Hot Seat: The Startup CEO Guidebook," discusses the importance of startup co-founders and why startups are hotbeds for imposter syndrome (and why that's OK).

Guidance For Startup CEOs In The Hot Seat

O'Reilly's Ben Lorica chats with Phil Liu, co-founder and CTO of SignalFx, about hiring and building teams in the age of cloud computing, building tools for monitoring large numbers of time series, and lessons he’s learned from managing teams at leading technology companies.

Building Self-Service Tools to Monitor High-Volume Time-Series Data

Tim O'Reilly chats with Google X's Astro Teller about moonshots, the relationship between technology and society, the learning process for hardware, and more.

To Create the Future We Want, We Need More Moonshots

O'Reilly's Mike Hendrickson chats with Autodesk research fellow Mickey McManus about engaging with extreme users and what's going to happen when we have trillions of things sending billions of messages. McManus also talked about how we can prepare for the coming era of unbounded malignant complexity.

Trillions of Things Sending Billions of Messages

O'Reilly's Mac Slocum chats with Fjord's Andy Goodman about zero UI and the move toward intangible interfaces, and Cory Doctorow addresses the problems inherent in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act .

Moving Toward a Zero UI to Orchestrate the IoT

O'Reilly's Jenn Webb chats with Robert Brunner, founder of Ammunition design studio, about how design can help mitigate IoT pitfalls, what drove him to found Ammunition, and why he's fascinated with design's role in the movement toward automation.

Avoid Design Pitfalls in the IoT: Keep the Focus on People

O'Reilly's Ben Lorica chats with VoltDB co-founder Scott Jarr about how VoltDB’s hybrid transaction, analytic system allows for real-time analytics and personalization of data across various industries.

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