
How About Tomorrow?
Adam and Dax discuss web technologies, the internet, and the future of (basically) everything.
Latest episodes

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Jun 3, 2025 • 52min
Do You Look Up or Down When Your Job is Being Taken Away by AI?
Dax's departure from OpenAI sparks a discussion on AI and job security. Are we losing jobs, or are we overlooking the bigger questions? The truth about venture capital's role in innovation takes center stage, while Remix announces a significant shift in web development. The comparison of NextJS to ASP.net reveals evolving technology standards. Lively debate ensues about how tech and Twitter are transforming, capturing both nostalgia and the need for fresh perspectives in a changing landscape.

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May 27, 2025 • 57min
One of the Best Episodes We've Seen From the Standpoint of Water
In this lively discussion, they ponder the quirks of coffee preferences and limited edition blends. Coding dynamics take center stage with insights into OpenCode and Heex, while humorous contrasts between gym workouts and real-life labor get everyone laughing. Teej shares gardening tips that promise to fix pesky grass issues, and tales of chickens, kids, and LEGO add a delightful twist. The hosts also dive into the complexities of celebrity culture, all while keeping the banter light-hearted and engaging.

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May 20, 2025 • 1h 5min
Dax's Lack of Stress, Confusing AI Models, and Organizing Twitter
In a lively discussion, the hosts ponder the reality of modern stress at work and how to balance it with personal life. They delve into the confusing landscape of AI models, expressing frustration over naming conventions and performance inconsistencies. A humorous take emerges on why lifestyle businesses often miss the mark, while they share tips on crafting a more focused Twitter experience. The conversation wraps up with insights on OpenAI's Codex and its implications for future coding tasks.

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May 12, 2025 • 1h 17min
Millennial Coders , Air Travel, and is AI the Best or the Worst?
The hosts dive into the amusing dynamics surrounding a new Pope, blending humor with unexpected anecdotes. They discuss how light influences productivity, along with their frustrations about modern wedding experiences. Air travel woes take center stage, revealing systemic issues and rising dissatisfaction among travelers. Finally, the conversation shifts to AI's mixed potential, highlighting its challenges and the evolving perceptions within the tech landscape, especially among different generations.

Apr 28, 2025 • 58min
Humanoid Robots, Flying a Drone, and Programmers Rapping
Curious about where Adam's humanoid robot is? The duo explores the evolution of AI programming while sharing witty anecdotes about Miami adventures. They dive into the thrill of flying drones, capturing their yacht rap video with stunning aerial shots. Recording a song in a studio adds a creative twist, highlighting collaboration and sound magic. Finally, they debate urban versus rural living, weighing the excitement of city life against the charm of the countryside. Tune in for laughs, insights, and a glimpse into their future!

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Apr 14, 2025 • 1h 6min
Docs in MCP, Elon and Plinko, Finances with Dax, and a Big Announcement
Get ready for some pre-React Miami excitement as the hosts discuss health hacks and wave their fists at tech challenges. Interesting insights into moving off Astro for documentation are shared, alongside a nostalgic trip down Plinko memory lane. There's a deep dive into financial literacy with Dax, and a thought-provoking chat about the lifestyle quirks of billionaires like Elon Musk. The conversation wraps up with a lively take on tariffs and market dynamics, making for a delightful mix of tech, humor, and finance.

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Apr 7, 2025 • 1h 9min
Termai, SSTPhone, Young Men, and Tariffs
The discussion dives into the excitement around Termai and the evolving tech landscape. There's a playful debate about whether we're in the prime or twilight of our careers, alongside an exploration of AI's new capabilities, including Microsoft's CoPilot. The hosts also tackle the complexities surrounding young men's identities today and their challenges in modern society. Lastly, they cast a critical eye on tariffs and their relation to economic trends—spoiler: not much. Tune in for insights wrapped in humor and engaging banter!

28 snips
Mar 31, 2025 • 1h 4min
OpenAI and MCP, Poking Replit, and Terminal's Launch Week
This week, the hosts dive into the chaos of CEO struggles and the excitement of Terminal's launch. They humorously poke at Replit while discussing the complexities of AI image generation. The conversation then shifts to the upcoming ReactMiami event and their thoughts on AI's influence in creative fields. They reflect on the absurdities of financial services and a chaotic cash delivery incident, all wrapped in playful banter and vibrant humor.

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Mar 17, 2025 • 1h 27min
Sam Lambert Returns: Building Great Things by Playing the Long Game
Sam Lambert, a tech leader at PlanetScale, returns to share insights on the launch of PlanetScale Metal. He dives into building software, comparing it to creating an airline, and the need to look beyond averages in development. Lambert discusses the challenges of working with Amazon and candidly reflects on ending the free tier at PlanetScale. He also advises younger developers to focus on quality over hype, emphasizing the importance of playing the long game in a fast-paced industry. Tune in for a mix of tech wisdom and engaging anecdotes!

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Mar 10, 2025 • 1h 7min
Claude Code, MCP, Free Will, and the Price of Maple Syrup
Delve into the fascinating world of Claude Code and its integration challenges with powerful new technologies. Discover the contrasting philosophies of OpenAI and Anthropic and why some find Sam Altman annoying. Engage in a spirited debate on free will and its implications for personal accountability. The discussion touches on America's slow decline in the tech landscape and the complexities of geopolitical relations, all woven together with humor and thought-provoking insights.