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Quincy Larson interviews Jerod Santo, host of The Changelog podcast, discussing open source AI models, Relicensing, and the challenges facing open source. They cover Jerod's life as a remote dev in Omaha, generating news for the Changelog show, and commissioning music albums. Insights on open source community, Rust adoption, and the future of learning are shared.

Explore the 'no maintenance intended' badge for open source projects, Chip Huyen's insights on 900 AI tools, tech layoffs trend, Teable Postgres-Airtable fusion, and Target's open source fund initiative.

Jerod Santo, a podcaster and developer, discusses the shift from LLMs to LMMs in large data models and the importance of incorporating multiple modalities for AI. The podcast also includes a review of Zimaboard, a popular home server setup, and compares it to Raspberry Pi 4 and 5.

Discussing the concept of releasing open-source projects without maintenance, utilizing badges for clarity. Insights on AI tools and graph databases, including Neo4j benefits. Exploring tech layoffs, automation fears, Teable database, and Target's open-source fund.