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A talk by Cory Doctorow discussing the history of DRM and copyright wars, and their implications for the future of general-purpose computers and society.

This article summarizes the key points of Richard Hipp's 2024 talk on SQLite design principles and philosophy, explaining SQLite's embedded, single-file, low-complexity features and how it works.

The author discusses a talk given at a Python meetup about projects they would no longer use Python for in 2026, outlining its limitations and alternatives while acknowledging Python still shines in certain areas.

At the AI Engineer World's Fair, Phil Schmid gave a talk on why vibe-checking agent skills break in production and how to build reliable automated evals using negative test cases, skill limits, and ablation tests.

Sharing slides from a talk at seLIA on training an open coding agent using TRL and OpenEnv, part of an open-source conference on free software and open AI.

Rob Pike's 2012 talk explains the distinction between concurrency and parallelism, emphasizing that concurrency is about composition of independently executing tasks, while parallelism is about simultaneous execution. The talk is a classic in computer science education.

Philip Kiely will give a talk on inference at the aiDotEngineer World's Fair, covering developments since his book 'Inference Engineering' was published, with book copies available at the Baseten booth.

Merve announces her talk at aiDotEngineer WF about a new project for building computer vision applications with agents using open models, sharing a sneak peek.

David, co-creator of MCP at Anthropic, discusses in a talk how most users only scratch the surface of the protocol, and suggests that deeper understanding creates high-paid roles.

Ryo Lu shares his talk at Cursor Compile on building in the age of AI, reflecting on what remains constant.

Matt Pocock recounts disagreeing with Sean Grove's talk that 'specs are the new code', and his rebuttal talk and workshop have surpassed the original in views.

Charlie Marsh tweets that Andrew Kelley's talk 'A Practical Guide to Applying Data Oriented Design' had a big impact on him, especially when he started working on Ruff.

A conference talk introducing FreeBSD, its differences from Linux, and why it matters as an alternative in server and desktop environments.

A recommendation of Anthropic's talk on Memory and the new Dream feature, discussing future memory in AI agents.

Jack Min Ong announces his talk on RL and RLMS at the AI Engineer Singapore event, scheduled for 4pm SGT / 1am PT.