Guest AnnMarie Thomas, an engineering, business, and education professor, discusses playing with engineering and the importance of handling tech issues during a presentation. Other topics include collaborations with OkGo and Blue Origin, the concept of sabbatical in academia, reflections on the Strange Loop conference, building a password manager with enhanced collaboration, and building an editor deal with code base components.

Ned Batchelder writes about the myth of the myth of “learning styles”, Carl Johnson think XML is better than YAML, Berkan Sasmaz defines and describes 'idempotency', and HyperDX is an open source alternative to Datadog or New Relic.

Steve O'Grady, Principal Analyst & Co-founder at RedMonk, discusses the challenges and evolving definition of open source. They explore licensing complexities in AI, limitations of Firebase and the solution of Convex, and the importance of clear licenses in open source projects. They also highlight the potential of Page Fine, a fully static search library, and emphasize the importance of open source for personal growth.

Complexity in software industry, Unity alternatives, CPU design, web-based Excel clone

In this podcast, the hosts discuss web browsers and their personal preferences. They also dive into topics such as the integration of an ad platform into Chrome, privacy concerns, TV advertising, and searching for VIM-related videos on YouTube. They share their thoughts on power features, privacy protection methods, challenges of browser migration and monetization, and personal experiences with TikTok.

This week's guest is Haroon Meer, Co-founder of Thinkst, the makers of Canary and Canary Tokens. Haroon discusses the deployment of canaries on networks for real-time attack detection. They also talk about the effectiveness of canaries and canary tokens in network security, the targeting of forgotten systems by attackers, the importance of disabling and removing features, and their journey in building their company. They touch on topics like developing a honeypot, earning the right to work on more interesting problems, and optimizing the DNS channel for communication with the console. The discussion also includes challenges faced and the emphasis on product quality rather than just fundraising.

Bun 1.0 is out & Mojo is available for download. Vince Lwt asked 60+ LLMs 20 questions. Textual Web turns TUIs into web apps. James Haydon investigates UK air traffic control bug.

The podcast discusses various topics including the cultural history of AI doom, ultrasound drug delivery, the intersection of science fiction and real-life technology, the impact of software and AI in science fiction, and the concept of 'doom' in relation to AI. They also explore the value of chat GPT as a transformation tool and discuss the creative process and motivation behind writing a book.

This week's podcast discusses the launch of the OpenTF fork of HashiCorp's Terraform and the impact of HashiCorp's licensing changes. They explore the convenience of using TailScale for IP address management and delve into OpenTF's response to the licensing change. The podcast also covers the impact of Terraform on the open-source community, enabling APM on an application dashboard, the shift towards OpenTF, companies' support for OpenTF, and the plans for KubeCon and the OpenTF consortium.

Dan North narrates a tale of Tim, the worst but talented programmer he's worked with. OpenTelemetry delivering on open observability promise, Terraform vs GitOps vs System Initiative discussed. Apple's approach to work satisfaction, salary negotiation advice shared.