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Good Vibrations is Mark Devlin's regular podcast of conversations with free-thinking individuals on wide-ranging crucial topics about the true nature of reality, encompassing the subjects of truth, conspiracy, spirituality, consciousness, mind-control, social-engineering, and much more. The show began in late 2011 with David Icke as the first guest. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/good-vibrations-podcast--2594848/support.
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TrueEarth

TrueEarth®

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Welcome to the TrueEarth® Podcast! Its goals and aims are simple: to bring you all the latest news from the TrueEarth world found on the other side of our reality, as described in the TrueEarth books. Discover a wide range of sci-fi, audiobooks, fiction and fantasy stories and events! Enter the vast reality of universes, galaxies and worlds as built by the TrueEarth authors.
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The Ground Investigation Podcast

The Ground Investigation Podcast

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The Ground Investigation Podcast is a show featuring interviews and insights from leaders in the geotechnical and geo-environmental business world. Join host Michael Taylor as he discusses the ups and downs of running a business in the GI industry, getting geological experts to share their learnings and lessons as well as their plans for the future, highlighting what they think will improve the ground investigation industry moving forward.
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The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast

Anthony Fasano, PE and Jared M. Green, PE

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The Geotechnical Engineering Podcast (TGEP) provides engineering career advice and success stories specifically for geotechnical engineers. Jared M. Green, PE, D. GE, F.ASCE, NOMA, Principle at Langan Engineering and Award-Winning Geotechnical Practice Leader hosts the show and showcase geotechnical engineering projects and professionals. Topics covered include but are not limited to large diameter foundations, design-build, energy foundations, ground anchor systems, career planning tips, un ...
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The Binary Breakdown

The Binary Breakdown

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Binary Breakdown is your go-to podcast for exploring the latest in computer science research and technology. Each episode dives into groundbreaking papers, emerging technologies, and the ideas shaping our digital world. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a computer science student, or a seasoned professional, Binary Breakdown decodes complex topics into insightful discussions, connecting the dots between theory and real-world application. Join us as we break down binary, byte by byte, to unco ...
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SES is the world's leading satellite operator. We connect and enable broadcast, telecom, corporate and government customers, and enrich the lives of billions of people worldwide. Satellite Stories host Kristina Smith-Meyer discusses what matters most to our customers and hears how the services SES provide really make a difference. For more information about what we do, visit SES.com.
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A podcast for geospatial people. Weekly episodes that focus on the tech, trends, tools, and stories from the geospatial world. Interviews with the people that are shaping the future of GIS, geospatial as well as practitioners working in the geo industry. This is a podcast for the GIS and geospatial community subscribe or visit https://mapscaping.com to learn more
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In this episode of The Ground Investigation Podcast, Michael Taylor interviews Jaime Bueno, a seasoned geotechnical engineer, discussing the various geotechnical challenges faced in Southern California, lessons learned from past projects, and the importance of mentorship in engineering. Jaime shares insights on designing foundations in high-risk zo…
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Rand Fishkin joins Ross Hudgens to unpack the latest acronym craze—GEO, AEO, LEO—and why none may be necessary. They explore the origins of SEO, the rise (and fall) of inbound marketing, and how marketers can avoid falling into the trap of trend-chasing. From naming conventions to the real value of brand clarity, this is a conversation for anyone n…
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In this episode of The Ground Investigation Podcast, Michael Taylor interviews Mike Kennedy, a senior geotechnical engineer at Jacobs, about the booming geotechnical engineering landscape in Columbus, Ohio. They discuss the influx of companies in the region, the growing demand for infrastructure and renewable energy projects, and the skills require…
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In this episode of The Ground Investigation Podcast, Michael Taylor interviews Tory Donnelly as she shares her extensive journey from environmental consulting to leading a drilling company. She discusses the importance of building a strong safety culture, the challenges of hiring in the drilling industry, and the innovations brought by sonic drilli…
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Ross Hudgens and Drew Page sit down to unpack Siege Media’s latest study on the surprising shift in search behavior caused by AI-powered experiences and large language models (LLMs). The headline? Homepage traffic is up 10.7%—despite a decline in overall site wide clicks.They dive into the impact of branded search, the difference between B2B and B2…
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This research paper introduces Anna, a key-value store (KVS) designed for scalable performance across diverse computing environments, from single multi-core machines to globally distributed cloud deployments. Anna achieves high performance and adaptability through a partitioned, multi-master architecture utilizing wait-free execution and coordinati…
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Ross sits down with Kevin Indig, growth advisor and SEO strategist, to break down his groundbreaking UX study on Google’s AI Overviews—and what it reveals about the fast-changing landscape of search. From disappearing clicks to trust-first decision-making, Kevin shares how the rise of AI is reshaping everything from user behavior to what actually d…
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This academic paper introduces Conflict-free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs), which are abstract data types designed for distributed systems where data is replicated across multiple locations. CRDTs allow any replica to be modified without needing immediate coordination with other replicas, ensuring high availability and low latency. The core concept…
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In this episode of The Ground Investigation Podcast, Michael Taylor interviews Matthew Marcus, Managing Director at Partner Engineering and Science Inc., who shares his extensive experience in geotechnical engineering, seismic resilience, and project management. The conversation covers Matthew's educational background, the importance of understandi…
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This content from InfoQ provides insights for software architects and developers through various formats like newsletters, articles, and conference information. It highlights topics in architecture, AI, data engineering, culture, methods, and DevOps. Featured pieces discuss Slack's cellular architecture, data stream processing patterns, cultivating…
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Ross sits down with Jess Joyce, SEO consultant at Inbound Scope, to talk about why the term "blog" is outdated—and how systems thinking, revenue-led SEO, and diagram-driven storytelling are creating smarter strategies for SaaS brands. Jess unpacks her visual-first approach to social content, explains the shortcomings of traditional keyword research…
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Raft, a consensus algorithm designed for managing a replicated log in distributed systems. It aims to be more understandable than Paxos, a widely used but complex alternative, while achieving equivalent efficiency and safety. Raft separates key consensus elements like leader election, log replication, and safety, using techniques such as problem de…
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Ross sits down with Kieran Flanagan, SVP of Marketing at HubSpot, for a deep dive into AI’s impact on SEO, content strategy in a post-search world, and the real story behind the "HubSpot traffic drop.Kieran breaks down why conversions—not clicks—have always been at the core of HubSpot’s strategy, how AI is reshaping team structures, and why co-cita…
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In this episode of The Ground Investigation Podcast, Michael Taylor interviews Patrick Thomas, an engineering geologist with extensive experience in geotechnical investigations. Patrick shares his journey into geotechnical engineering, discussing the importance of hands-on experience, the challenges of working in steep and unstable terrains, and th…
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This compilation of resources offers a comprehensive examination of Neo4j's graph database architecture. It explains how Neo4j differs from relational and document-oriented databases through its native graph storage. The materials describe how nodes, relationships, and properties are stored and indexed for efficient traversal and query processing. …
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In this episode of The Ground Investigation Podcast, Michael Taylor interviews Louis Schulte, a senior geotechnical engineer, discussing his extensive experience in the field of geotechnical engineering. They explore the importance of field experience, the innovative design-build model in Ohio, challenges faced in shale plays, the significance of i…
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Ross sits down with Andrew Warden, CMO of Semrush, for a behind-the-scenes look at how the company has scaled past a billion-dollar valuation through brand innovation, performance marketing, and fearless experimentation.Andrew unpacks how he’s built and structured Semrush’s powerhouse marketing team, why they favor in-house execution over agencies,…
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Activist, and the film-maker behind the ‘Frankenskies’ movie detailing the chemtrail agenda, Matt Landman, returns to the show. On the day we had scheduled the recording, the mainstream media announced that the UK government would be approving measures to “block out the sun” in a bid to combat “global warming” within weeks. This amounts to treason,…
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Sentry is a large-scale, open-source error monitoring platform designed for modern distributed systems. It prioritizes actionable insights by focusing on exceptions and crashes, enriching errors with contextual data, and using features such as breadcrumbs and error grouping. Sentry's architecture employs modular and decoupled components like Relay …
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Chris Walker (CEO of Passetto) joins Ross to talk about personal transformation, scaling through delegation, and why most entrepreneurs are chasing the wrong kind of freedom.Chris shares insights from his month-long sabbatical, including frameworks for creating true independence—beyond just financial freedom—and lessons learned about leadership, ag…
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These excerpts offer a detailed look at Istio's service mesh architecture, a critical component for managing microservices in cloud-native environments. The architecture is divided into a control plane and data plane, emphasizing security through automated mTLS and traffic management with advanced load balancing techniques. Observability is achieve…
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Kristan Bauer returns for a deep dive into the technical and organizational SEO strategies that helped Zillow grow to nearly 2 billion annual visits. She shares tactical insights on enterprise SEO at scale, including testing frameworks, internal collaboration, indexing strategies, and what it takes to lead with executive presence in a high-stakes e…
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CockroachDB is a distributed SQL database designed for global scalability and resilience. The database achieves this through a unique architecture built on a monolithic key-value store, Raft-based replication, and hybrid logical clocks. Transaction management is optimized for global workloads using a non-blocking commit protocol and multi-region ca…
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Ross welcomes Eli Schwartz, author of Product-Led SEO , to unpack the evolving role of SEO in a world shaped by AI, shifting perceptions, and organizational challenges. Eli dives into why SEO is being deprioritized, what companies are getting wrong, and how product-led SEO is the path forward. They cover layoffs, agency churn, the role of growth te…
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Snowflake, a cloud-native data warehouse, revolutionizes modern analytics through its unique architecture and capabilities. The platform separates compute and storage layers, enabling independent scaling and optimized performance. Its three-layer design encompasses cloud services, a compute layer using virtual warehouses, and a storage layer levera…
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Ross sits down with A.J. Ghergich, VP of Consulting Services at Botify, to unpack enterprise SEO, AI governance, and why SEOs absolutely need a Bing strategy in 2025. A.J. shares the story of how he landed the rare @SEO Twitter handle and what it’s meant for his visibility in the industry. They dive into findings from Botify’s latest AI survey, hig…
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This collection of excerpts comprehensively examines Kubernetes, the leading container orchestration platform. It traces the historical evolution of container orchestration and highlights Kubernetes' architectural foundations, including its control plane and node components. Scalability mechanisms like horizontal pod autoscaling and cell-based arch…
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Ross sits down with Dr. Pete Meyers of Moz to discuss the ever-changing landscape of SEO, the impact of AI overviews, and how Moz is adapting to a rapidly evolving industry. They dive into the challenges of innovation in a competitive space, the role of brand authority versus domain authority, and the data-driven future of search marketing. Plus, D…
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Learn about the causes of debris flows and proactive measures to prevent them in this geotechnical engineering podcast episode. From climate change to geological factors, we'll discuss the science behind debris flows and how to mitigate their impact on communities. Tune in to learn more about this important geohazard and how geotechnical engineers …
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This compilation of excerpts thoroughly examines Elasticsearch, focusing on its architecture, applications, and future trends. The core architecture and its integration within the Elastic Stack are highlighted, emphasizing scalability and real-time analytics. Various specialized applications are discussed, including maritime data storage, academic …
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Ross sits down with Tim Soulo, CMO of Ahrefs, to dive deep into content marketing, SEO, and Ahrefs’ evolving approach to growth. Tim shares insights on how Ahrefs built its marketing team, the role of SEO in today’s digital landscape, and why they’re investing in YouTube, LinkedIn, and thought leadership content. They also discuss the challenges of…
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In this episode of The Ground Investigation Podcast, Michael Taylor interviews Dr. Santiago Caballero who shares his journey in geotechnical engineering, discussing his career path, significant projects like the LAX People Mover, and the unique challenges faced in different regions. He emphasizes the importance of communication, teamwork, and innov…
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This research paper introduces Ray, a distributed framework designed for emerging AI applications, particularly those involving reinforcement learning. It addresses the limitations of existing systems in handling the complex demands of these applications, which require continuous interaction with the environment. Ray unifies task-parallel and actor…
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Ross welcomes back Rand Fishkin, co-founder of SparkToro and longtime marketing thought leader, for a candid conversation about the evolution of search, audience research, and the shifting tides of digital marketing. Rand shares insights on why SEO’s golden age is behind us, why influence—not traffic—should be marketers’ primary focus, and how PR i…
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In this episode, I talk with Deborah Tusingwire, founder of ORESOIL, about how geotechnical engineering content creation has shaped her career, the challenges of sharing technical knowledge, and why engineers should use it to grow their influence and impact. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: Here Are So…
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This paper details Zanzibar, Google's globally distributed authorization system, designed to manage access control lists (ACLs) at a massive scale. Zanzibar uses a flexible data model and configuration language to handle diverse access control policies for numerous Google services, achieving high availability and low latency. The system maintains e…
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How do you build SEO strategies that mesh seamlessly with product teams? Ross Hudgens chats with Sharanya Srinivasan, Head of SEO, Product at Boatsetter, about combining strong user experience, savvy engineering partnerships, and growth-focused tactics. Learn how Sharanya’s approach to A/B testing, internal links, and UX research can help you unloc…
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In this episode of The Ground Investigation Podcast, Michael Taylor interviews Jay Doddaballapur, an experienced geotechnical engineer with a global career spanning the UK, New Zealand, and the US. They discuss Jay's transitions between countries, the differences in geotechnical engineering practices, the challenges of relocating, and the contrasti…
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**Mesa** is a highly scalable, geo-replicated data warehousing system developed at Google to handle petabytes of data related to its advertising business. **Designed for near real-time data ingestion and querying**, it processes millions of updates per second and serves billions of queries daily. **Key features include strong consistency, high avai…
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David Icke, the very first guest on 'Good Vibrations,' returns 14 years later for a different kind of conversation. No conspiracy or current affairs this time. Instead, he addresses the very biggest questions that anyone can ask. WHAT is this reality in which we find ourselves? Who, or what created it and to what end? How did we get here, and - mos…
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In this episode of Content and Conversation, host Ross Hudgens sits down with Barry Schwartz, President of RustyBrick and a leading voice in SEO. Barry shares his insights into the latest Google algorithm updates, the future of search rankings, and how businesses can adapt their SEO strategies in 2025 and beyond. Tune in for expert analysis, action…
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In this episode of The Ground Investigation Podcast, Michael Taylor sits down with André Silva, a seasoned geotechnical engineer with over 14 years of experience. André shares his journey into geotechnical engineering, highlighting his passion for instrumentation and monitoring. The conversation delves into the advancements in geotechnical monitori…
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In this episode of The Ground Investigation Podcast, Michael Taylor sits down with Dr. Sebastian Lobo Guerrero as he shares his journey into geotechnical engineering, highlighting the influence of his family background and his passion for soil mechanics. He discusses rewarding projects, including significant bridge designs and the lessons learned f…
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This paper, "Time, Clocks, and the Ordering of Events in a Distributed System," explores the challenges of defining and managing time in distributed systems. It introduces the concept of a "happened before" relation to partially order events and presents an algorithm for creating a consistent total ordering using logical clocks. The paper then exte…
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In this episode, Ross and guest Wil Reynolds, VP Innovation, SEER, discuss the future of search, AI-driven automation, and why organic social is becoming more important than ever. Wil shares bold insights on how agencies must adapt, the power of thought leadership over traditional content marketing, and the evolving landscape of SEO. Plus, they cov…
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This paper details the design and implementation of ZooKeeper, a high-performance coordination service for large-scale distributed systems. ZooKeeper provides a simple, wait-free API enabling developers to build various coordination primitives, such as locks and group membership, without server-side modifications. It achieves high throughput throug…
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In this episode, I talk with Simon Boone, P.G., director of engineering at GeoStabilization International®, about the power of geohazard mitigation to safeguard communities, build a resilient future, and create safer, stronger infrastructure through proactive planning and innovative solutions. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here…
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In this episode of The Ground Investigation Podcast, Michael Taylor sits down with Luke Turko, a civil engineer with over 19 years of experience in geotechnical engineering and design. As Director of Geotechnical Services at Navarro & Wright Consulting Engineers, Luke oversees projects across Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, F…
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This paper details TensorFlow, a large-scale machine learning system developed by Google. TensorFlow uses dataflow graphs to represent computation and manages state across diverse hardware, including CPUs, GPUs, and TPUs. It offers a flexible programming model, allowing developers to experiment with novel optimizations and training algorithms beyon…
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