I've been confusing my neighbour Don with frontier-lab links for months, pre-training walls, leaked moat memos, and what investors see in OpenAI's $850 billion valuation.
So he came over and we made an episode about it.
New podcast episode is out: https://t.co/pky7V0WRtl
Kate Gregory is back. She has been asking a simple question: what happens to programmers as they get older?
She talked to hundreds of developers and to people on the other side, including former engineers now driving for Uber.
A friend got hooked on AI-generated cat videos. Funny at first. Then he tried to stop watching them … and he couldn’t. His feed was full of them.
So I started digging into how social media feeds work...
Crippling anxiety has defined much of my adult life.
I don’t enjoy talking about it. In fact, I mostly hate it. But I talked to @corecursive about what it’s actually like to live with it.
I hope it makes someone else feel a little less alone.
https://t.co/6uaNzjIbYP
Burke Holland works on the VS Code team and gives the kind of talks that make you think he has everything figured out.
But the hardest bug he ever had to fix wasn’t in his editor, it was in his own mind.
New CoRecursive: The Bug He Couldn’t Name 🎧
New Podcast Episode: @mattgodbolt is back after 5 years!
And he's sharing stories about breaking through abstractions.
Sometimes your “disk write” is a network hop in a trench coat, and your “fast path” hides a page fault.
Godbolt's rule will help.
What if buggy software could destroy your reputation, your business and even your freedom?
New podcast episode is the story of how some code ruined hundreds of lives.
I interviewed @adamgordonbell, blogger and host of the @corecursive podcast about how he consistently reaches the front page of Hacker News, what blog post topics attract customers, and what techniques improved his writing
What a wonderful podcast episode from @adamgordonbell, exploring why some people are so resistant to vibe coding and AI assisted coding, and how vibe coding has brought Adam joy (and FAAFO)
A really neat self-exploration1 Kudos! https://t.co/wjF1D9Q5sD