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Jeff Meyerson is the creator and host of the Software Engineering Daily podcast.
Jeff Meyerson是《软件工程日 》播客的创建者和主持人。
Jeff grew up in Texas. He spent most of his childhood playing competitive strategy games like Magic: the Gathering. This lead him to making a lot of money – and losing a lot of money – during the Golden Age of Poker of the early 2000’s.
杰夫在德克萨斯州长大。 他童年的大部分时间都在玩诸如Magic：The Gathering之类的竞争战略游戏。 这导致他在2000年代初期的扑克黄金时代赚了很多钱，而且损失了很多钱。
Poker distracted Jeff from his academics, but he was able to transfer into University of Texas at Austin after attending another school for a year. There he studied computer science and did internships at companies like eBay.
扑克使Jeff分散了学术兴趣，但在另一所学校上学一年后，他得以转入德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校。 他在那里学习计算机科学，并在eBay等公司实习。
Jeff struggled with software engineering as a career. His first job was in Chicago at a finance company. He says of the experience:
Jeff一直在软件工程领域苦苦挣扎。 他的第一份工作是在芝加哥的一家金融公司。 他谈到经验：
“The way that trading companies work is very different than Silicon Valley style product companies. It’s kind of a petri dish. There’s so much money at stake that the people they bring in are amazing engineers, but they’re just like cut from a very different cloth.
“贸易公司的工作方式与硅谷风格的产品公司大不相同。这是一种皮氏培养皿。有如此多的资金投入到了他们所招募的人都是很棒的工程师，但他们就像从一个非常不同的布。
“I remember this day when I opened up Hacker News and I saw a bunch of cool things people had been building, and then I tabbed over to the unit tests I was writing for the options trading system. And it just sounded cooler to be building stuff. And I became disillusioned pretty quickly.”
“我记得这一天，当我打开Hacker News时，看到了很多人们正在构建的很棒的东西，然后我浏览了我为期权交易系统编写的单元测试。构建起来听起来很酷东西。我很快就幻灭了。”
Next, Jeff moved to Seattle to work in advertisement technology. Ad-tech wasn’t the field for him, but he did learn a lot about how advertising works. And that would prove instrumental later when he created Software Engineering Daily as an ad-supported podcast.
接下来，杰夫移居西雅图，从事广告技术工作。 广告技术不是他的专业领域，但他确实从中学到了很多广告工作原理。 后来当他创建《 Software Engineering Daily》作为广告支持的播客时，这将证明是有帮助的。
Before he got to that point, though, Jeff decided to apply for an engineering job at Amazon. He says of his time at Amazon:
不过，在到达这一点之前，杰夫决定在亚马逊申请工程工作。 他谈到自己在亚马逊的时间：
“Amazon was like a museum to me. It was a place where I wanted to observe. I wanted to see the things that were on offer at the museum. But I quickly discovered that I did not want to work there.”
“亚马逊对我来说就像一个博物馆。在那儿我想观察。我想看看博物馆提供的东西。但是我很快发现我不想在那里工作。”
Jeff says his time at Amazon just happened to coincide with his growing interest in entrepreneurism. He says:
杰夫说，他在亚马逊的时间恰好与他对企业家精神的浓厚兴趣相吻合。 他说：
“I was talking with a coworker and I was saying to him ‘Hey man, did you see the new AWS servicet’s really cool. Imagine all the money you could make if you did like this business with this AWS service together with this other API, and then you’ve got Stripe, and then you could just make your own business. Wouldn’t that be coolAnd he was like ‘Hey man, I’ve got to go work on my own service’ doing some kind of very subtle element of the infrastructure.
“我正在与一位同事交谈，我对他说’嘿，您看到新的AWS服务了吗的很酷。请想象一下，如果您喜欢这项AWS服务以及其他服务，可以赚到多少钱。 API，然后有了Stripe，然后就可以自己做生意了，那不是很酷吗就像“嘿，我必须依靠自己的服务去工作”，在基础架构中做一些非常微妙的工作。
“And thank God we have people like that where that’s what they want to be doing. Those people are putting together the systems that allow you to get same-day delivery. That’s awesome. I like same-day delivery. But I don’t want to be the one that builds the back end infrastructure to keep that thing running.”
“感谢上帝，我们有这样的人，他们正是他们想要做的。那些人正在整理系统，使您能够实现当天交货。这太棒了。我喜欢当天交货。但是我不喜欢希望成为构建后端基础架构以使该事物继续运行的人。”
While he was in Seattle, Jeff became a heavy listener to technology podcasts.
在西雅图期间，杰夫成为技术播客的重听者。
“This is one thing I realized is so magical about podcasting. Because the consumption format is such passive communication between people, it keeps you company a weird “Her” kind of way. Instead of this voice assistant I have this cadre of characters that I listen to in podcast form.”
“这是我意识到播客如此神奇的一件事。因为消费格式是人与人之间的这种被动交流，它使您保持一种奇怪的“她”的方式。以播客形式收听。”
These podcasts gave Jeff a glimpse into how developers actually built software in different fields.
这些播客让Jeff瞥见了开发人员实际上是如何在不同领域构建软件的。
“It was shocking to me how different podcast conversations about applied computer science were from conversations that would take place in the ivory tower. And that disconnect has stuck with me for a long time.”
“令我震惊的是，与应用计算机科学有关的播客对话与象牙塔中的对话之间截然不同。这种脱节困扰了我很长一段时间。”
Around this time, Robert Blumen, who runs the Software Engineering Radio podcast, put out a call for volunteer hosts.
大约在这个时候，运行软件工程电台播客的罗伯特·布鲁曼 ( Robert Blumen)向志愿者主持人发出了呼吁。
Jeff said he wrote to Blumen saying:
杰夫说他写信给布鲁曼说：
“I’m just a terrible software engineer. I’ll do whatever you tell me. Just let me interview people.
“我只是一个糟糕的软件工程师。无论您告诉我什么，我都会做。请允许我采访人们。
“I did the first 5 interviews and he let me stay on, and I kept getting slightly better. I just never stopped doing it.”
“我进行了前5次面试，他让我留下来，而且我的状况不断好转。我一直没有停止过。”
Jeff later got Blumen’s blessing for creating the Software Engineering Daily podcast. His goal was to take the Software Engineering Radio format daily, and with a consistent host each each time.
Jeff后来因创建《软件工程日 》播客而受到Blumen的祝福。 他的目标是每天采用“软件工程广播”格式，并且每次都有一个统一的主持人。
Before Jeff launched his podcast, he calculated that he only had 4 months worth of living expenses left in his savings. But he was able to go out and find advertisers, and get the podcast to break-even within just 2 months. And the podcast has been profitable ever since.
在杰夫发布播客之前，他计算出自己的储蓄中仅剩下4个月的生活费。 但是他能够走出去找到广告商，并在短短2个月内使播客收支平衡。 从那时起，播客就一直盈利。
I’ve known Jeff for about 5 years, and he and I had a lot of other topics to talk about.
我认识Jeff已经大约5年了，他和我还有很多其他话题可以谈论。
For example, we talk about the right size of an organization. Software Engineering Daily, for example, is just two people – Jeff and Erica. And they’re able to publish 1-hour episodes each week.
例如，我们谈论组织的正确规模。 例如，《软件工程日 》只有两个人-杰夫和埃里卡。 而且他们每周能够发布1小时的剧集。
We also talk about Jeff’s other entrepreneurial efforts – including FindCollabs – and how he’s managed to fund them Software Engineering Daily.
我们还讨论了Jeff的其他创业努力-包括FindCollabs-以及他如何设法为他们提供资金，《软件工程日 》。
This interview is a 2 hour listen in your favorite podcast player app – just search for “freecodecamp” and you should find it.
这次采访是您最喜欢的播客播放器应用程序中的2个小时监听-只需搜索“ freecodecamp”，您就可以找到它。
If you have an Amazon Echo, you can just say “Alexa – play the freeCodeCamp podcast.”
如果您有Amazon Echo，则可以说“ Alexa-播放freeCodeCamp播客”。
Or you can listen to it right here in your browser.
或者，您可以在浏览器中直接收听 。
And you can follow Jeff on Twitter here.
您可以在Twitter上关注Jeff 。
翻译自: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/jeff-meyerson-software-engineering-daily-podcast-interview/
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