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33 minutes
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40 tập
kể từ Ngày 20 tháng 1 năm 2026
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Your agent can build almost anything now. So why did my projects still move in bursts?Because the agents were never the slow part. I was. With several projects and a full calendar, a project only moved when I sat down with it – and sometimes that meant a whole week without progress. In this episode…

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What if a full-time designer was never out of reach for a small team – you just didn't have the process yet?Two weeks ago, screen designs looked dead to me: the old Figma chain where a product manager briefs a designer who briefs a developer. Then one weekend on a design canvas changed that. Nine h…
In many companies, nobody can name the person responsible for their AI. So the answer defaults to "no".Nur Aslan founded IADM, the International Academy for Digitalization and Management – a CPD-accredited academy that trains Certified AI Officers. She came to AI governance from HR: for her doctora…
A native mobile app, built in one weekend and running on my own iPhone – with my kids over for most of it.Two years before Pirate Skills, at Maple Apps, a designer and three full-time developers still needed two weeks to get from finished screen designs to the App Store – and that was a high-perfor…
Your users can now send their own AI agent to get what you offer: find an event, sign up, search your knowledge, even prepare a checkout. They never have to open your website. Most vibe-coded Next.js apps can't do that yet. Your website is a teller who needs to see a face: the code behind every bu…
Your product can keep fixing itself while you sleep — and so can your marketing.For two weeks pirateskills.com has run on a loop I set up inside Claude Code: a scout that reads every data source once a day, a fixer that works the queue every four hours, and me answering a question only when the sys…
Marcus Haas is a mechanical engineer. Paul Anduschus is a former event manager who studied business psychology. Together they run DreamyTales, selling personalised AI-generated books, songs and videos in more than ten countries — and neither writes code. This is the conversation I've wanted to rec…
Dr. Alexa Scheffler builds the software that answers one question for large companies: are we actually allowed to use AI for this? Her reading of the EU AI Act is close to the opposite of the one most German companies are operating on.She spent years inside corporates watching good ideas die at the…
Gianna Hodel sells software she built by talking to Claude Code. No developer background, no course, no permission slip — and the first version was written from a converted school bus in Mexico with Starlink on the roof. She's a freelance marketer. She got sick of copying numbers out of one market…
There's a whole level past ChatGPT, and it opens the moment you stop learning tools and start handing over tasks.The same sentence comes up over and over at the vibe coding events I host in Cologne: I've been messing around with ChatGPT, and I'm here to learn what happens beyond. This is the answer…
Tuyên bố miễn trừ trách nhiệm: Podcast và tác phẩm nghệ thuật được nhúng trên trang này là của Ben Sufiani, là tài sản của chủ sở hữu và không được liên kết hoặc xác nhận bởi Listen Notes, Inc.