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A barber that likes to take naps, and customers who walk down long hallways. What happens when you have 1 resource and a queue of things to do? What issues might happen if you don't account for them? Join us and figure out! This podcast is for people who want to explore technology but might not have the background in it. If you have any burning questions about how anything works fe

You have 5 individual chopsticks and 5 philosophers. How do you share your chopsticks? Why do you not get more? This classic computer science problem helps us understand resource sharing between processes, join us as we discuss it! This podcast is for people who want to explore technology but might not have the background in it. If you have any burning questions about how anything

Collisions. They happen all the time. Your WiFi is colliding right now. There are constant back off systems that allow processes to be able to notice that they are "speaking" at the same time as another process and wait until it is their turn. So join us as we discuss how this works! This podcast is for people who want to explore technology but might not have the background in it.

What is the ABA problem? Does it have to do with ABBA? Why does Homer Simpson not see errors? We talk about Concurrency in this next set of episodes, the act of computing with multiple simultaneous things occuring. This podcast is for people who want to explore technology but might not have the background in it. If you have any burning questions about how anything works feel free

We discuss all of the previous topics, joke about using Times New Roman in our IDE, and talk about how IDE's are all around helpful to developers. This podcast is for people who want to explore technology but might not have the background in it. If you have any burning questions about how anything works feel free to suggest an idea to our Twitter @bytesizetechpod Music from https:

Do you also print to the console? Do you print after every line in your code? Fear not! The debugger can help with that! It can do everything from stepping through your code to freezing it and allowing you to modify and call things on the fly. This podcast is for people who want to explore technology but might not have the background in it. If you have any burning questions about

What is version control? Does it allow you to time travel? Yes, yes it does. This podcast is for people who want to explore technology but might not have the background in it. If you have any burning questions about how anything works feel free to suggest an idea to our Twitter @bytesizetechpod Music from https://filmmusic.io "Getting it Done" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetec

Auto Formatting, the ability to correct human error to make it code look more uniform. Syntax Highlighting, the computer telling you that the word "Sasquash" is spelled wrong. What does your IDE do for you during these times of crisis? This podcast is for people who want to explore technology but might not have the background in it. If you have any burning questions about how anyth

Distributed computing and protein folding come together to help fight Covid-19. How you can help with this project by using your computer when you aren't using it. https://foldingathome.org/ Stay safe, wash your hands, sneeze in your elbow or shirt.

Split screen, find replace, what other features does your text editor have in an IDE (Integrated Development Environment)? What font do you happen to use? Do you auto convert tabs to spaces? This podcast is for people who want to explore technology but might not have the background in it. If you have any burning questions about how anything works feel free to suggest an idea to our