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The stories and people behind the code. Hear stories of software development from interesting people.
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English
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118 episodes
since Jan. 22, 2018
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I found a comment on the Call of Duty Mobile subreddit. Kevffinn: COMPUTERS CANNOT GENERATE RANDOM NUMBERS AND ANY SUGGESTION OTHERWISE IS FRAUDULENT.
I'm not sure about the fraud part, but what does and does not constitute a random number is a surprisingly deep question. So I built a randomness d…
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I texted Don about a side gig: €5,000 for every 1% you shave off a zip file.
It's a real contest. For 20 years, Marcus Hutter has offered €500,000 to anyone who can losslessly compress a gigabyte of Wikipedia below 110 megabytes. Gzip gets you to 322. After that you're on your own.
So we tried. R…
I've been trying to understand how machine learning actually works. Not use it, understand it, down to the ifs and loops. How does a program built out of plain conditionals get better on its own?
So late one night I sent Don a paper. Three words in the title: reward is enough. The claim is that al…
I've been confusing Don with frontier-lab links late at night for a bit.
Ilya Sutskever told a NeurIPS audience that pre-training as we know it would unquestionably end. There's only one internet, and the data isn't growing. The frontier labs call this the pre-training wall.
A leaked Google memo …
Kate Gregory has been writing C++ for over forty years. Books, keynotes, a consulting firm she built from the ground up. At sixty-three, she's one of the most experienced programmers alive.
She surveyed hundreds of software engineers about getting older. What scares you? What's changed? What have …
Corey told me about his AI cat reel problem. He found these AI-genearted cat videos hilarious. Who makes these? He kept sending them to his wife. Then he tried to stop watching and he couldn't.
So I went down the rabbit hole of how social media algorithms actually work. It starts simple. Upvote, d…
Multiple VS Code windows. "Agent stopping" in a robot voice. A laptop stand on the treadmill so Claude can keep working while I run. The Big Rich sitting unread by the fireplace while I check if the migration's done.
Somewhere along the way, I started reorganizing my life around keeping the machin…
Ron Garret left JPL for a 100-person startup he'd just discovered on Usenet. Four a.m. alarms. Burbank to San Jose on Southwest. A rented room in Susan Wojcicki's house.
He expected the search engine engineering and instead he got asked to build ad serving. In Java and with JSPs and no syntax high…
Imagine facing a problem you can't name, something that feels bigger than any bug you've ever had to fix. How do you debug your own mind when you don't even know what's wrong?
Burke Holland's story starts with a college party and a bad trip that leaves a deeper mark than he expects. Sleep gets har…
What do you do when your code breaks and the only fix is to dig into the runtime below?
Matt Godbolt lives for that. Tile-based renderers, color-coded scanlines, zero-copy NICs—each story is a clue that leads past the abstraction to the real machine. He shares the rule that guides him: master your…
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