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Clare Liguori, Senior Principal Engineer working on developer tooling and agentic AI at AWS, discusses the Amazon Strands Agents SDK, including philosophy, design decisions, and emerging patterns behind building production-grade AI agents. https://t.co/2ujytAiJTl @ieeesoftware

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Jeroen Janssens, a senior developer relations engineer at Posit, and Thijs Nieuwdorp, a developer relations engineer at Polars, discuss the Polars Python package for transforming, analyzing, and visualizing data. https://t.co/Ub0KxWecbA @ComputerSociety @ieeesoftware

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Scott Kingsley of SmartBear discusses using the Swagger ecosystem -- the UI, editor, and CodeGen -- to create OpenAPI-compatible APIs in a landscape where AI agents are also building and interacting with APIs. https://t.co/soPFlcaShx @ComputerSociety @ieeesoftware

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Danny Yang & Sam Goldman, software engineers at Meta, examine the Rust-based Pyrefly type checker for Python, and discuss how to balance features, performance, and language integrations when choosing among type checkers. https://t.co/jE7IuQhDEi @ieeesoftware

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Jure Leskovec, Stanford professor and Chief Scientist at https://t.co/V2q8Ti807T, talks about the transformative impact of relational and graph language models on enterprise decision-making and predictive modeling. https://t.co/yRGIPJFFYG @ieeesoftware @ComputerSociety

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Dave Arlie shares insights and stories, including best practices and supporting tools, based on his 20 years working on the Linux graphics stack, co-maintaining the Linux Kernel GPU subsystem known as drm. @ComputerSociety @ieeesoftware https://t.co/XtdzjPXggE

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Dwayne McDaniel of GitGuardian discusses the growing scale of secret leaks, examining common leak points--from code repos and logs to CI/CD pipelines--and how cloud, DevOps, and AI tooling are amplifying risks. https://t.co/cvgGADp4Cf @ComputerSociety @ieeesoftware

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Guest Rob Moffat of the FinTech Open Source Software Foundation argues that risk should be the primary lens for viewing every development decision, from architecture to prioritization. https://t.co/5LowsmgbW1 @ieeesoftware @ComputerSociety

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Martin Dilger, founder/CEO of Nebuilt GmbH, talks about the interesting effects on information processing and how you structure systems when you add event history https://t.co/jbDmmBO0Lc @ieeesoftware @ComputerSociety

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Birol Yildiz, CEO / cofounder of iLert, discusses why incident response is a fundamentally agentic problem because the inherent unpredictability makes rule-based runbooks insufficient and reasoning models essential. https://t.co/d9A8bDcjXu @ComputerSociety @ieeesoftware

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Will Sentance, cofounder of Codesmith, describes best practices for modern JavaScript and how the TC39 group absorbs patterns into the standard library only after the open-source community proves demand for them. https://t.co/PGVlF2ghrd @ComputerSociety @ieeesoftware

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Eric Tschetter @zedruid, co-founder of Apache Druid and Chief Architect at Imply, offers a look at complexity trade-offs and a roadmap for migration away from a coupled vendor stack for observability. https://t.co/BgBHV3OC6f @ComputerSociety @ieeesoftware

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Martin Kleppmann, author of Designing Data-Intensive Applications, explains how local-first collaboration software simplifies application architectures and benefits developers & users by keeping all data on their own devices https://t.co/vlplESreyl @ieeesoftware @ComputerSociety

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Sahaj Garg, co-founder and CTO of Wispr, talks about designing systems for the ambiguity that’s inherent in human input (text, voice, multimodal). Concrete strategies including learning from user behavior without explicit feedback. https://t.co/hKzjoXQoXN @ComputerSociety

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Costa Alexoglou, co-founder of the open source Hopp pair-programming application, discusses problems with the current toolset available and the challenges that tool developers face for enabling pair programming. @ieeesoftware @ComputerSociety https://t.co/WwhHh2kCMp

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Héctor Ramón Jiménez, creator of the iced cross-platform GUI toolkit talks with SE Radio about building a GUI library in Rust, how iced compares to other frameworks,  and why Android and iOS support is hard. @ieeesoftware @ComputerSociety https://t.co/M8dh5SUoxR

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Dan Lorenc, co-founder and CEO of Chainguard, unpacks the challenges of supply chain security, including verifying the origin and integrity of software artifacts. @ieeesoftware @ComputerSociety https://t.co/EgXPFUQFAH

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Scott Hanselman, VP of Developer Community at Microsoft, discusses AI-assisted coding, including the ambiguity and non-determinism of agentic loops, why vague high-level prompts give poor results, and the need to express intent to steer the models. https://t.co/FiVXL6cDKV

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Marc Brooker, VP and Distinguished Engineer at AWS, joins SE Radio to explore spec-driven development as a scalable alternative to prompt-by-prompt “vibe coding” in AI-assisted software engineering. https://t.co/35RQ37y78i @ieeesoftware @ComputerSociety

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Bryan Cantrill, co-founder / CTO of Oxide, discusses challenges in deploying hardware on-premises at scale, including vulnerabilities and poor practices built into many baseboard management controllers and why Oxide chose Rust for its control plane. https://t.co/NHKKzWjDKp