ABOUT THIS EPISODE
AI is generating more code than ever, and reviewing it has become a lonelier, more exhausting slog. This week we dig into whether ideas like shared review sessions can actually make code review better. Then we run through a brutal week of hacks hitting OpenCode, PHP, Next.js, and TLS certificates, count the many new TypeScript forks, and look at the custom source control Anthropic built to merge 30,000 changes a day.
Timestamps
- 0:00 - Intro
- 1:31 - How can we make code review better?
- 19:45 - A roundup of this week’s hacks
- 30:04 - Claude Duet
- 34:31 - Everyone is forking TypeScript
- 41:05 - Anthropic’s new source control tool
- 47:00 - What’s making us happy
News
Lightning News
- Hacks! OpenCode hacked, PHP hacked, new CVEs in Next.js and React, eMudhra certificate hacks
- Who isn’t forking TypeScript?? ts-rust, bun check, tsc-ts, tsrs, and the OG TS team dropped TS 7.1 beta
- Claude Duet: Anthropic’s Muse or Dots
- Anthropic’s new source control
What's Making Us Happy
- Paige: Ted Lasso season 4
- TJ: Vibe coded game ticket tracking site
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