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Chris Svec (@christophersvec) has an idea about adding empathy to software development. It is a good idea.
His blog is Said Svec. He works for iRobot and they are hiring. (Chris' email is given toward the end of the show but if you hit the contact link here, we'll pass along info to him.)
Embedded has an episode devoted to impostor syndrome.
O'Reilly's Head First book series is pretty awesome.
Elecia is still talking about Thinking, Fast and Slow as a great way to understand brains. Chris Svec also recommends Make It Stick.
The Richard Hamming quote came from his address to the Naval Postgraduate School. The whole lecture is available on YouTube.
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