Mike Hoye praises the 'diff' program, Thom Holwerda discusses ChromeOS switch to Android Linux, Mihail Eric reveals Alexa's conversational system failures

Justin Searls joins to dish on Apple's 2024 WWDC keynote, Apple Intelligence's allure, and Vision Pro Life insights. The chat covers Apple's AI strategy, marketing tactics, CoPilot integration, iCloud keychain passwords, passkeys benefits, 1Password challenges, OpenAI collaboration, iPhone control from Mac, humorous tech feats, performance insights, Vision Pro headset usability, spatial photos, Apple-Linux partnership, Swift testing, and optimistic Apple future.

Adam and Jerod debate whether 1999 was the best year for films, discussing iconic movies like The Matrix and Fight Club. They also delve into the behind-the-scenes story of Blues Traveler's song 'Hook' and explore the impact of films released in 1999, such as Magnolia and Office Space.

Tech influencer Kelsey Hightower shares post-retirement wisdom on life choices and parenting. Topics include retirement fears, using One Password for secure credentials, inflation, societal complexity, monitoring cron jobs, and embracing minimalism for financial decisions.

Dabo Chen rebuilds nanoGPT in a spreadsheet, Mark Seemann warns against using natural keys in database design, and Glyph Lefkowitz presents his grand unified theory of the AI hype cycle. They discuss Apple's new AI, deployment tools, and NanoGPT architecture visualization, as well as the drawbacks of natural keys in database design and skepticism towards the AI hype cycle.

Join the fun as Thomas, Nick, and Mat play a hilarious game of fake definitions against the veteran Adam. Banter includes lava lamps, beans on toast, and funny definitions like 'ductility' involving duct tape. They explore secrets with 1Password, Google autocomplete, Apple innovations, serverless solutions, and word games. The episode ends with a game wrap-up and promotion of other shows.

Microsoft AI experts Mark Russinovich and Eric Boyd, alongside AI enthusiast Neha Batra, discuss AI safeguards, red teaming for security, AI jailbreaks, and the role of data in AI models. They explore AI technology challenges, model hallucinations, GitHub Copilot usage, and binding models to tackle security threats. The podcast also covers Microsoft's partnership with OpenAI, optimizing productivity with AI tools, speech-to-text benefits, and the impact of AI on industries and workflow processes.

Andreas Kling steps back from SerenityOS & forks Ladybird, Vhyrro introduces a 'static effect system', Matt Bessey is done with GraphQL, Marc-Andre Giroux still sees value in GraphQL, discussing open source app failure, AI for incident management, and persisted queries in GraphQL API development.

Tech lawyer Luis Villa discusses new content deals, Google's AI Summaries, opting out of AI, AI in Hollywood, positive AI trends, and Upstream 2024. They explore the impact of AI on news consumption, satire in software dev, legal drafting challenges, opting out of AI, AI portrayals in fiction, software sustainability, automated driving, and DIY AI projects.

Scott Guthrie from Microsoft discusses their AI focus at Microsoft Build 2024. From Copilot to Azure AI, VS Code success, and AI in healthcare, Microsoft's all-in on AI. The podcast covers the future of AI integration, developer-first approach, and the impact of AI on user experiences in various industries.