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Jan 19, 2026 • 6min

Agent psychosis: are we going insane?

Armin Ronacher warns about AI agent psychosis and its impact on developer culture. Dan Abramov offers fresh insights on the AT Protocol as a social filesystem. RepoBar introduces a new way to keep GitHub work visible without a browser. Ethan McCue dives into transformative Postgres patterns that could enhance your workflow. Finally, Lea Verou highlights the urgent need to fix broken web dependencies, igniting a crucial conversation about the future of web development.
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Jan 12, 2026 • 5min

Linus Torvalds gets the AI coding bug

Linus Torvalds embraces AI-generated code, praising its contributions to his projects. Jordan Fulghum predicts the rise of self-hosting, making it accessible for all. Learn about Fractured JSON, a format that strikes a balance between compactness and human readability. Scott Werner anticipates a surge of adequate software soon, while Sean Goedecke argues that generic design advice rarely fits the bill, emphasizing the need for tailored solutions. Dive into these topics that shape the future of coding!
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Jan 5, 2026 • 7min

The move faster manifesto

Brian Guthrie shares seven rules for accelerating software development. Context management is transformed through a ledger-based approach for Claude Code. Steve Yegge introduces Gas Town, a system for coordinating multiple agents. Paul Dix predicts significant engineering divergence by 2026, with top teams outpacing others. Mattias Geniar highlights how AI is revitalizing web development, making it more enjoyable and innovative. Tune in for insights that could change your coding game!
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Dec 15, 2025 • 16min

The code, prose & pods that shaped 2025

Explore a year in tech with standout projects like January's printer cow and a thought-provoking essay on personal computing. February brings tools that focus on AI's impact, while March highlights a multisensory interface design call. Dive into May's virtual museum and June's writing motivator. Discover revamped classics like Game Genie in July and thought-provoking math of wealth in August. The year wraps with a CSS deep dive and reflections on how tech evolved in 2025. Join for innovation highlights and fresh perspectives!
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Dec 8, 2025 • 8min

The "confident idiot" problem

The discussion dives into the necessity of hard rules for AI, highlighting the dangers of relying solely on vibe checks. The acquisition of Bun's creators by Anthropic suggests a shift towards valuing engineering expertise in AI development. Additionally, attempts to use Claude for recreating a classic website ended in failure, showcasing AI's limitations. On the brighter side, Google’s support for JPEG XL hints at its future integration, while Bazite emerges as a promising gaming Linux distro, tailored for the next generation of gamers.
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Dec 1, 2025 • 9min

What actually makes you senior

Discover what truly defines senior developers, with insights into reducing ambiguity and tackling fuzzy tasks. Explore Tega Brain's innovative browser extension that filters out AI-generated content, ensuring cleaner search results. Hear about Andrew Kelley's controversial move from GitHub to Codeberg amid concerns over declining engineering culture. Plus, delve into the complexities of programming languages, and learn about crucial SSD data retention risks that could jeopardize your stored information.
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Nov 24, 2025 • 9min

What is a tech bubble anyway?

In a lively discussion, Cedric Chin challenges the simplifications of comparing AI hype to past tech bubbles. Insights into the recent Cloudflare outage reveal unexpected failures caused by a single Rust bug. Also featured is 'hl,' a high-speed log viewer that makes sifting through data feel breezy. Listeners are introduced to Continuum 93, a charming fantasy emulator that sparks nostalgia for retro gaming. The conversation wraps up with a philosophical reminder about action versus mere planning.
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Nov 17, 2025 • 9min

Why is Zig so cool?

Discover why Zig is considered a groundbreaking programming language with its unique compiler capabilities. Grab creative inspiration through twelve practical hacks, from shower ideas to hydration boosts. Learn whether you really need an MCP server or if simpler bash tools can do the job. Dive into a discussion comparing generative AI art to medieval alchemy, unraveling its value in the art world. Plus, find out how LibrePods brings coveted AirPods features to Android users. Lastly, check out new classifieds for exciting project listings!
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Nov 10, 2025 • 9min

This new AI role is exploding

A surge in AI-driven tech roles is reshaping the landscape, with younger developers becoming intolerant of AWS pain points. There's a case made for writing agents to grasp LLMs better. React is evolving into a platform thanks to LLM tooling. Meanwhile, a cautionary note is struck against 'vibe coding' unit tests, highlighting the need for meticulous craftsmanship. Insights dive into how Forward Deployed Engineers embed with clients, tailoring AI solutions. It's a dynamic discussion on the future of software development.
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Nov 3, 2025 • 8min

The overlooked power of URLs

Discover the surprising role of URLs as state containers with Ahmad Alfy. Hear Shrivu Shankar's insights on leveraging every Cloud Code feature available. Yusuf Aytas discusses how AI has disrupted traditional technical interview processes. Wu Xiaoyun shares a remarkable story of saving TikTok $300k by optimizing a payments service using Rust. Plus, learn about Tune, a new serialization format designed to save on LLM token usage.

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