Topics include GJK algorithm for collision detection, Elixir 1.17 release, Japan's law on app store competition, Intel's super load transport, Swift compiler issues, ChromeOS on Android, and a botanist fabricating supplement data.

Topics discussed include Apple's advancements in AI, partnerships with OpenAI, privacy concerns, Apple's stance on emulators, new features on Apple Silicon Macs, window management preferences, ADHD coping strategies, emotional resilience, community bonds, urban design trends, Gainax anime studio's bankruptcy, and industry trends in the anime world.

This podcast discusses topics such as Git push deployments with Piku, critiques of economic monopolies, designing a Lego orrery, a keylogger in an image generator extension, and a $10k mistake with ChatGPT. It also covers a woman sharing her washer collection, ultrasonic investigations in shopping centers, and a unique library dependency tool called Libtree.

Topics include detecting a PS2 emulator glitch, Viagra's potential dementia prevention role, gene therapy for deaf children, AI code assistance, Canadian TV shows, huge genome ferns, Mozilla's anti-censorship add-on bans in Russia, chunking in RAG applications, and more.

The podcast discusses canceling Adobe for creatives under NDA, Microsoft switching off Recall, ASCII Silhouettify, OpenSSH behavior options, GPT-4o image encoding, Tom 7's Badness 0, σ-GPTs autoregressive models, astronaut William Anders' plane crash, Feynman’s Razor, and PID 0 explanation.

Topics discussed in the podcast include SpaceX's Super Heavy splashdown, creating a game engine with Vulkan, a tiling window manager for macOS, Roman Roads, cathedral alignments, AI profiling rights, lsix for images, Qwen2 LLM release, and Don Estridge's role in building the IBM PC.

Topics discussed in this podcast include the impact of long-term employment on salaries, Israel's use of fake social accounts, Boeing Starliner's crewed mission, Microsoft's AI spying scandal, and the acquisition of the popular Mac app 'Bartender' by an unknown developer.

Topics discussed in the podcast include breakthrough in the Riemann hypothesis, frustrations with LeetCode-style interviews, humorous texts from phone thieves, odd values of electronic components, encryption at rest, Microsoft's crackdown on Windows 11 workaround, and insights on online content creation and Pale Fire.

Topics include hacking modems, critique of Leetcode-style interviews, program synthesis, FBI raid on corporate landlord, DuckDB 1.0.0 release, Industrial Revolution dynamics, and German Minecraft server shutdown.

Topics include an academic citation cartel scandal, hacking techniques for SPI Flash, NASA's workmanship standards, intellectual obesity, nuclear material at a hacker camp, and secure embedded operating systems for microcontrollers.