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What is DevOps? We will attempt to answer this and many more questions.
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Average audio length:
37 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
378 episodes
since May 2, 2019
episodic
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
#374: Your company is paying for the AI licenses, and now there's a number attached. Two to three times the output, every day, or else. Can you hit it? If they're counting lines of code, sure.
But you aren't the company. If everyone on the team gets faster on their own and the handoffs between the…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
#373: A company lays off 4,000 people the same day it posts record revenue, and the stock jumps. Is that really because of AI? Or just a really good press release?
Layoffs used to mean a company was bleeding cash. Now they show up next to record quarters, and AI gets the credit. Doesn't matter muc…
#372: Your company bought everyone a ChatGPT or Claude license. Problem solved, right? A few people never touch it. Most use it like a drive-through window -- type a question, grab the answer, leave. And the ones using it all day for emails assume that makes them good at it.
But think about it. Yo…
#371: You've got an idea, two friends, and a coding agent. Why would you pay for a CRM when you can vibe code one this weekend? Day one, it looks great. You love it.
Then day 30 shows up. Somebody else needs access, a new feature breaks an old one, and you're asking yourself where this thing is ev…
#370: Will AI replace QA testers? Three years ago, manual testers were told to learn automation or find another job. Now the automation engineers are hearing the same thing about AI. Same speech, new audience.
Here's the thing. Nobody can test everything. Somebody still has to decide what quality …
#369: Vibe coding is great until it isn't, and the until part usually shows up fast. Ten different ways to calculate sales tax. An agent that switches programming languages in the middle of a request. One team on NodeJS, another on Python, and nobody with a rule about either. So who's supposed to s…
#368: You're faster with AI. Your teammates are faster with AI. More tickets closed, more deployments going out than a year ago. So why can't anybody in the building answer a simple question: are we shipping more value?
Jeff's take is that the bottleneck didn't go away, it moved. Code got cheap. D…
#367: Every few weeks another pitch lands. A company with no employees, just a founder and an army of AI agents. Zero headcount. Zero payroll. Then the AI CMO hallucinates a marketing campaign and somebody has to catch it.
Viktor runs the numbers on his own one-person operation. He can review mayb…
#366: You ran npm install this morning. Maybe you ran it a dozen times. Every one of those pulled down a dependency tree you have never read, from a registry that spent years in maintenance mode, and then executed whatever preinstall and postinstall scripts happened to be in there. On your laptop. …
#365: A bad engineer with a laptop is much worse than a bad engineer with a calculator. Now hand that engineer AI. DORA's ROI report puts it politely - AI without engineering excellence just scales your problems.
Except it's not more of everything. It's more of whatever you were already doing, and…
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