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Ahmad Osman discusses on MTS Live how open-source AI is the safe choice for cybersecurity and how enterprises save at least 70% by migrating to self-hosted AI to protect IP.
Kent C. Dodds announces a 45-minute podcast conversation with Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob) about software architecture, AI coding agents, and product engineering.
Harvard historian Dr. Jill Lepore discusses her book 'The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State,' arguing that backlash against AI is essential as she critiques the dehumanizing effects of systemic measurement and the rise of Big Tech.
Xavier Leroy, creator of OCaml, discusses OCaml's features compared to Rust and JavaScript, formal verification, type inference, and the impact of LLMs on programming in a podcast interview.
An Ars Technica article comparing two approaches to AI coding harnesses: the lean harness of Claude Code and the context-rich semantic retrieval approach of Augment Code, featuring an interview with Augment Code's VP of Engineering Vinay Perneti.
This article features an interview with Yang Zhilin, founder of Moonshot AI, discussing the challenges and vision of building foundation models and the AI assistant Kimi, reflecting on the past year of development.
@trq212 promotes a discussion on 'This Year In Claude' featuring AI Engineer, Simon Willison, Cat Wu, and others, covering Claude Code, Fable, Anthropic culture, and product strategy.
The author shares experiences testing humanoid robots and interviewing the people racing to build them, inviting questions in an AMA format.
Rémi Cadene thanks Jerome Colombain for an interview about UMA, a French robot developed in 9 months, discussing the frontier of AI and robotics for logistics and reindustrialization.
A quant shared a comprehensive 58-page resource on quantitative finance covering alpha, risk, execution, and interview questions, which is now being resold for thousands.
In a rare interview, George Lucas discusses the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, reflecting on his career, his pioneering role in film technology, and his philosophy that art is in the eye of the beholder.
The Verge's Decoder podcast interviews Nvidia's head of automotive Xinzhou Wu about the company's role in the auto industry, the transition to software-defined vehicles, autonomous driving challenges, and competing for compute resources within Nvidia.
An interview with Turing Award winner David Patterson covering RISC vs CISC history, GPU/TPU comparisons, Moore's Law, and career advice.
AI researcher Daniel Kokotajlo predicts a 70% probability of superintelligence emerging by 2029, and warns that it could lead to human extinction, power concentration, or mass unemployment; he resigned due to disappointment with OpenAI's actions and currently runs an AI future project.
An interview with FL Studio CEO Constantin Koehncke, discussing his Reddit engagement, tech preferences, and the DAW's AI-powered features.
Palmer Luckey discusses his 'B-Boys Club' billionaire group chat, criticizing peers who retire on yachts instead of using their influence to change the world, and explains why he rejects The Giving Pledge.
An in-depth interview with Mitchell Hashimoto, creator of Vagrant, Terraform, and Ghostty, discussing his passion for terminals, building Ghostty in Zig, and the future of terminal-based applications.
In an interview, Teacher Wang Yuquan overturns a consensus every twenty minutes, ranging from the Industrial Revolution to AI, discussing views such as the AI bubble might burst in 2029, Agent applications, etc.
An interviewer complained that a candidate claiming to be "proficient in RAG" could not state the recall rate and precision, pointing out that 90% of RAG projects in the industry lack standardized evaluation sets and rely entirely on subjective judgment.
The author describes their favorite software engineering interview question: computing the median of an array. They discuss the various angles it offers for evaluating candidates' programming skills, including sorting, edge cases, API design, and statistical understanding.