Episodes
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How We Got Our First Dev Job (Lost Episode)
Persistence and creativity are key in landing your first tech job, whether through unconventional applications or building relevant projects.
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Casey Destroys Optimization Myths
Understanding hardware specs like FLOP counts can be misleading without context—high FLOP numbers don’t necessarily mean better performance.
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Trash vs Linux
Agility in defining and standardizing AI is crucial to meaningful progress, as current misunderstandings hinder consensus.
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Recovering from AI Psychosis
AI can be highly addictive, leading to obsession, burnout, and mental health issues if not managed carefully.
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Bullsh*t Engineers Say Tier List (Lost Episode)
Many common software engineering phrases, though seeming helpful, often serve as thought-terminating clichés that inhibit critical thinking.
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Casey VS Microsoft
Measuring UI responsiveness in milliseconds can be misleading; FPS provides a more user-centric metric for latency.
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The Wikipedia Odin Controversy and the Red Button Dilemma
Humans make complex decisions that are often irrational and heavily influenced by social framing and perceptions.
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What Mythos Means for Software Security
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Trash Made a Black Mirror App
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Cloudflare CTO talks AI, Opensource and the Future
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is AI ruining opensource? (Lost episode)
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Casey HATES this graph
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Indie Game Dev is Way Harder Than You Think
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Whats really going on with AI, Expert weighs in
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Why is Microsoft updating their text editors!?
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AI Personal Assistants are ruining people lives
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Big KRAZAM Announcement
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We used to be gamers
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The AI Social Networks Have Skill Issues
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Luke talks RAM Pricing, Tech Youtube and LTT Developer hiring process
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