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Has a year of talking to LLMs changed the way we talk to people? Great question, and you're absolutely right! And when the models write all the code, what's left for us? This week the hosts answer more listener questions.
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Mentioned in this episode:
- T3 Code — an app for running coding agents.
- Proxmox — splits a physical machine into virtual machines and containers.
- Tailscale — private network access to your machines without opening ports.
- Jellyfin — self-hosted media server.
- Pi-hole — network-wide ad blocker.
With audio editing and engineering by ZCross Media.
Full show notes and transcript here.
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