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Jensen Huang discusses the pressures of leading NVIDIA, focusing on the company's role in national economies, security, and the financial well-being of ordinary investors.
Matt Pocock announces a live interview with Uncle Bob about software fundamentals and their importance for AI agents, scheduled for Wednesday on YouTube.
Anders Hejlsberg explains the decision to rewrite the TypeScript compiler in Go for 10x performance gains and discusses AI's impact on software engineering in a podcast episode.
Ben Silbermann, the founder of Pinterest, shares his experience of building the company, emphasizing the lengthy and uncertain journey with challenges in decision-making.
A podcast episode featuring Travis Kalanick discussing his entrepreneurial philosophy and experiences from building companies like Uber and founding Atoms.
This tweet announces a podcast episode featuring Travis Kalanick discussing Atoms and Uber, available on August 16, 2026, on major podcast platforms.
Tim O'Reilly argues that big AI labs are focusing on frontier models while missing what people actually need, pushing for a broader vision of open-source AI that includes the entire stack and architecture of participation rather than just open weights.
Garry Tan tweets about a fun conversation with @illscience, referencing a16z's post on YC, first principles thinking, and progress in the age of AI.
Lex Fridman announces his conversation with Khabib Nurmagomedov, conducted in Russian and dubbed into English with AI-assisted translation from ElevenLabs, covering topics from fighting to philosophy.
Keith Rabois shares his formula for startup success: find large fragmented industries with low NPS and vertically integrate a solution. He cites Uber, Lyft, Square, and Apple as examples of this strategy.
Historian Jill Lepore discusses her new book 'The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State,' arguing that tech companies are replacing democratic government functions and that Silicon Valley leaders misread science fiction. She criticizes Elon Musk and corporate power while insisting she is not anti-technology.
An interview with Amit Patel discussing his creation of the BBS door game Solar Realms Elite in 1990, his early experiences with computers, and his career in programming and game development.
Musician Tom Vek discusses his passion project Sleevenote, a digital music player inspired by vinyl packaging, now releasing a smaller, cheaper Day One Edition for $349.
Gergely Orosz announces that Casey Muratori will be a guest on The Pragmatic Engineer Podcast and asks followers for questions to ask.
A DevOps engineer recounts interviewing the infrastructure team at ngrok to compare how other teams handle technical disagreements, prompting a personal reexamination of his own work relationships and career.
Google DeepMind shares an interview with Apollo 2, a humanoid robot, about its experience running on the Gemini Robotics 2 model.
Recommends the nearly 5-hour interview with Liao Heng, Chief Scientist of Huawei Semiconductor. The content is detailed, showcasing the confidence of China's AI hardware development, and compares with Liang Wenfeng representing the software side of China's AI.
This is an in-depth interview with Anthropic co-founders Dario and Daniela Amodei, covering their journey from leaving OpenAI to founding Anthropic, Claude's safety philosophy, the business strategy of betting on enterprise and coding markets, and the story behind the company's explosive growth.
Simon Willison shares a link to his interview with Cynthia Dunlop about technical blogging, and repeats his top tip: lower your standards and publish while still unhappy with your writing.
Cognition 总裁 Russell Kaplan 在播客中回顾了编码智能体 Devon 的发展，介绍新评估 Frontier Code 衡量“可合并性”，并讨论模型选择、成本与速度取代能力成为关键关注点。