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The BugBash Podcast · September 17 · 42 min

An Oceanographer Talks About Scientific Rigor in Software Engineering

Can thinking like an idealistic scientist make you a better developer? In this episode, Deepak Cherian, oceanographer turned software engineer joins the show to discuss the massive data deluge facing scientists—and what’s being done to keep up. Discover how Deepak’s team is building Ice Chunk to bring database-level transactions to n-dimensional datasets, how property-based testing acts as the ultimate automated peer reviewer, and why software engineering might benefit from embracing the scientific method a little more vigorously. And if you like conversations like this, you’ll want to join us at the first ever European edition of the Bug Bash conference, happening on September 30 in Copenhagen. Check it out at bugbash.antithesis.com

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Can thinking like an idealistic scientist make you a better developer? 

In this episode, Deepak Cherian, oceanographer turned software engineer joins the show to discuss the massive data deluge facing scientists—and what’s being done to keep up.  

Discover how Deepak’s team is building Ice Chunk to bring database-level transactions to n-dimensional datasets, how property-based testing acts as the ultimate automated peer reviewer, and why software engineering might benefit from embracing the scientific method a little more vigorously.

And if you like conversations like this, you’ll want to join us at the first ever European edition of the Bug Bash conference, happening on September 30 in Copenhagen. Check it out at bugbash.antithesis.com