In this episode, Tim Weiss, Co-Founder and CEO of Optera, joins Host Brian Glick, CEO of Chain.io, to discuss: Balancing grassroots impact and corporate regulation in sustainability Environmental activism strategies for businesses Reducing emissions and decarbonization efforts in the logistics industry New regulations, taxes, and considerations for shippers and forwarders Climate tech for emissions reductionTim is Co-Founder and CEO of Optera, a platform that helps corporations measure, manage, and reduce their carbon emissions up and down their value chains, backed by comprehensive and trusted data.Connect with TimConnect with BrianExplore OpteraFollow Chain.io on LinkedIn

When it comes to acquiring top talent, retention can be just as critical as recruitment. In this episode of Hire Quality, host Devyn Mikell speaks with Wade Franchville, the adept founder of Harba Solutions Inc, a specialized scientific staffing agency dedicated to the pharma and biotech industries. With wisdom curated from years of battling the industry’s swings, Wade counters the common narrative of blaming generational trends for shortened job tenures. Instead, he attributes the issue to the companies' own actions and practices. Engage with the insightful discussion shedding light on the importance of focusing on other factors beyond salary for attracting and retaining industry talents. And don’t forget to answer the question of the week for a chance to win prizes from Qualifi!

Jim Carlson shares his discoveries in software development through the people he's met in the community and the projects he's building. We also discuss how a history in mathematics shapes his work.Thanks to our sponsor, Logistically. Email: elmtown@logisticallyinc.com.Music by Jesse Moore.Recording date: 2023.10.13GuestJim CarlsonShow notes[00:00:16] Sponsored By Logistically[00:00:45] Introducing Jim"Making a LaTeX-to-Html parser in Elm" at Elm Europe 2018jxxcarlson/meenylatex"Tarring files with Elm" at Oslo Elm Day 2019jxxcarlson/elm-tarjxxcarlson/elm-markdownjxxcarlson/elm-l0-parserRandom Exchange ModelSchelling’s segregation model"Making Elm Talk to Your Personal Supercomputer" at elm-conf 2019Fake Drum Language Apphttps://scripta.ioElm NotebookElm Town 29 - Knode.io with Jim Carlson in 2018 w/Murphy Randle[00:02:10] History in Mathematics[00:04:27] Serious software development[00:06:37] Getting out of the basementMatthew Griffith's elm-uiLamdera[00:09:59] Problem-solving approaches[00:14:43] Scripta.io[00:19:25] Learning Haskell[00:24:40] Elm NotebookBooklib.ioelm-in-elm/compilerMinibill's elm-interpreterElm Land 🌈[00:31:50] SimulationsFutharkDesigning Compilers for Speed with Troels Henriksen on Software Unscripted with Richard Feldman[00:41:05] Fake drum language app[00:45:40] Inspiration for work[00:49:30] PicksJim's picksStructure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP) by Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman with Julie SussmanThe Mythical Man-Month by Fred BrooksJared's picks"The Economics of Programming Languages" by Evan Czaplicki at Strange Loop 2023In Pursuit of the Unknown by Ian StewartThings to make and do in the 4th dimension by Matt ParkerVsauce on YouTube by Michael Stevens

In this episode, we are joined by Jeff’s brother Greg to discuss his new electric vehicle, the Subaru Solterra. This episode delves into the heart of mid-range electric vehicles' capabilities and challenges, highlighting the nuances of planning and executing a long journey in an EV. Greg’s California adventure from Orange County to the Bay Area becomes a compelling case study on the realities of today's electric vehicle technology.The episode provides a candid exploration of the challenges faced by mid-range electric vehicles on extended trips, from the apprehension of range anxiety to the realities of managing battery life and charging strategies. Greg's experience becomes a compelling narrative about the practicalities of EV travel and the obstacles that still need to be overcome.Links from the show:EV Sales Are in a Slump — Why Aren’t More Car Buyers Going Electric?Here's why people aren't buying EVs in spite of price cuts and tax breaks.Subaru SolterraWattEVContact Us Drop us a line at feedback@basicafshow.com You’ll find Jeff at @reyespoint on Twitter and @reyespoint@mastodon.sdf.org on Mastodon Find Tom at @tomfanderson on Twitter, and @tomanderson on Threads Join Tom’s newsletter, Apple Talk, for more Apple coverage and tips & tricks. Show artwork by the great Randall Martin Design Enjoy Basic AF? Leave a review or rating! Review on Apple Podcasts Rate on Spotify Recommend in Overcast Intro Music: Psychokinetics - The Chosen Apple Music Spotify Show transcripts are AI generated and likely contain errors.

In this Behind the Bots podcast episode, Charles McCarthy, founder of FullJourney, an advanced AI media creation platform is interviewed. Charles discusses his unique background, which includes early tech work in the 1990s, training in Mixed Martial Arts and fighting in the UFC before focusing on building his startup FullJourney.ai.  Key points covered in the interview include:- How Charles got into tech at a young age but later pursued MMA and UFC fighting, while continuing to nurture his love for building things- The inspiration behind creating FullJourney as an all-in-one suite for AI image, video and audio generation- A look at how FullJourney’s text-to-video feature works using diffusion models and open source tools Charles helped develop- Examples of the types of AI-generated videos and images possible with FullJourney- Charles’ views on where AI is headed and potential risks like disruption of jobs and weaponization of AI- How lessons from MMA training can help developers push past barriersListen to the full conversation to learn more about the FullJourney platform and founder Charles McCarthy’s unique perspective on leveraging AI technology.FULLJOURNEYhttps://www.fulljourney.ai/https://discord.com/invite/kukNqTv7jAhttps://twitter.com/mccarthyufc?lang=enFRY-AI.COMhttps://www.fry-ai.com/subscribehttps://twitter.com/lazukarshttps://twitter.com/thefryai

Shifting Your Restaurant Training to Tech: Conversation with Beth Hussey of ShiftyIn this enlightening episode of the Restaurant Technology Guys podcast, Beth Hussey, an experienced restaurateur, and founder of Shifty.inc shares her journey from being in the restaurant business for over 37 years to introducing technology into the industry. Beth created a unique way of training servers and bartenders, turning it into a tech platform called Shifty, and shares insights on restaurant employee retention, engagement, and training. She also discusses how Shifty evolves this training approach, enhancing it with valuable tools and a truly anonymous suggestion box feature for improvement. Listen in as Beth candidly talks about her experiences, the current state of the restaurant industry, and how technology can aid in improving restaurant operations.00:01 Introduction and Guest Introduction00:43 Beth's Journey into the Restaurant Business03:05 Challenges of Training in the Restaurant Industry03:34 The Impact of the Pandemic and the Birth of Shifty08:20 The Unique Training Methodology of Shifty14:45 The Power of Flashcards in Training19:19 The Importance of Standards in Restaurant Training21:36 The Importance of Proper Training in Restaurants22:10 The Decline of Traditional Etiquette Knowledge22:28 Introducing Shifty: A New Training Technology Platform22:51 The Power of Flashcards in Learning23:17 The Impact of Training on Restaurant Experience23:52 Training for the Back of the House24:46 The Evolution of Shifty and Its Impact on the Back of the House26:32 The Importance of Employee Engagement and Retention29:58 The Role of Managers in Employee Retention34:06 The Cost of Employee Turnover and the Value of Retention37:23 The Power of Employee Engagement with Shifty39:13 The Story Behind the Name 'Shifty' Check them out at Shifty - Training app for Servers and Bartenders (shiftyinc.com)

Shifting Your Restaurant Training to Tech: Conversation with Beth Hussey of ShiftyIn this enlightening episode of the Restaurant Technology Guys podcast, Beth Hussey, an experienced restaurateur, and founder of Shifty.inc shares her journey from being in the restaurant business for over 37 years to introducing technology into the industry. Beth created a unique way of training servers and bartenders, turning it into a tech platform called Shifty, and shares insights on restaurant employee retention, engagement, and training. She also discusses how Shifty evolves this training approach, enhancing it with valuable tools and a truly anonymous suggestion box feature for improvement. Listen in as Beth candidly talks about her experiences, the current state of the restaurant industry, and how technology can aid in improving restaurant operations.00:01 Introduction and Guest Introduction00:43 Beth's Journey into the Restaurant Business03:05 Challenges of Training in the Restaurant Industry03:34 The Impact of the Pandemic and the Birth of Shifty08:20 The Unique Training Methodology of Shifty14:45 The Power of Flashcards in Training19:19 The Importance of Standards in Restaurant Training21:36 The Importance of Proper Training in Restaurants22:10 The Decline of Traditional Etiquette Knowledge22:28 Introducing Shifty: A New Training Technology Platform22:51 The Power of Flashcards in Learning23:17 The Impact of Training on Restaurant Experience23:52 Training for the Back of the House24:46 The Evolution of Shifty and Its Impact on the Back of the House26:32 The Importance of Employee Engagement and Retention29:58 The Role of Managers in Employee Retention34:06 The Cost of Employee Turnover and the Value of Retention37:23 The Power of Employee Engagement with Shifty39:13 The Story Behind the Name 'Shifty' Check them out at Shifty - Training app for Servers and Bartenders (shiftyinc.com)

https://brainsandbeards.com/Key Moments:Mobile development teams have responsibilities beyond just writing code, such as providing guidance on design, UX, platform best practices, and APIs.Mobile developers should proactively communicate with other teams like design, product, and backend to ensure mobile needs are met.Designers may not be aware of mobile constraints, so developers should point out issues and suggest better solutions.Developers add value by understanding business needs and constraints around payments, analytics, and security rules.Developers should help educate other teams on the latest mobile changes to avoid outdated approaches.APIs need to consider mobile use cases around battery life and offline usage.Versioning, deprecation, and error handling are especially important for mobile APIs.Automating workflows can save significant time spent on manual tasks.Mobile teams can build internal tools and services to streamline their work.Change logs and release notes should have useful information for users, not just be technical.

It’s been a while since our last Ai update episode and there’s A LOT to discuss!! As I’ve stated before,  the development of Ai is one of the most important things happening on the planet right now and it would behoove you to stay abreast on the topic…and that’s where we come in.. and that’s where we come in.  😉On today’s episode, we discuss:CNNs report of Ai replacing 300 million jobs by 2027Dreamwork’s implementation of Ai resulting in a 90% reduction in production costs New applications for Aithe further development of the government’s “social support” systemsand more This one’s so jammed packed with information that we went over our usual 30 minute limit  and went into OVERTIME, but it’s ok because we care about you to that much😉👊🏾😌 Thanks for tuning in!If you find our content enlightening, PLEASE take a quick moment to rate and review the show! It will help us SO MUCH to reach the next human.Also, If you'd like to support our cause, we don't need much.... you can just buy us a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wehateyouiGYou can find the "Pull the Plug" T-shirt here: https://www.wehateyouinternet.com/shopSupport the show

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