Turning vibe coders into software engineers, one episode at a time. We share our learnings on how AI can augmenting developer, not replacing their craft.

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🎙️ Our first guest in the AI series is the legend @mitchellh 🎙️ We covered a lot of ground and learned a tonne from him: 👻 Ghostty's internals and why tmux & certain shells strip its best features. His path from AI skeptic to cautious optimist.
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We're going to be releasing ep 310 (our 10th episode in the new series) in the next day or two. 🎙️ it's an ultra special one cause we're starting up the guest series again... and boy do we have a guest for you. stay tuned!
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Karpathy's goal for agents: maximize how long they run without intervention. While individual speed is going up, "system" speed isn't (the false summit ⛰️). In ep 309 we talk about resolving this tension with Background Agents!
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Our LLM explainer (ep 303) got pretty popular, so we thought we'll follow up with the natural progression - how do image models work - in 20 minutes! also... what does Michalangelo have to do, with understanding stable diffusion models? 🤔
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OpenAI spent 20% of every week cleaning up AI slop from their own coding agents. So they built a "harness" shaping the agent's environment so the slop never ships in the first place. New episode 307 on Harness Engineering !
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Are AGENTS[.]md files even useful? There’s finally a paper asking the obvious question. @kaushikgopal and @IurySza get into the paper, the sync problem, and the small amount of discipline required to stop your agent setup from turning into a mess.
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A script that analyzed mouth movements frame-by-frame from the silent video, correlated that motion signal against audio energy bursts in our local recordings, and recovered the exact timing offsets. ... only felt like this simplest solution 😅
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We almost shipped an episode with a silent master track 😬 Adobe Podcast returned 58 minutes of completely silent video for one of our episodes. No audio. Just two guys miming a podcast. 😨 Here's how we recovered it 🧵
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Master subagents and your AI coding sessions stay sharp for hours with clean results and no context pollution. Under the hood though? they're just a tool call. One model prompting another in a scoped context. 💡
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thanks for sharing our episode last weekend @androidweekly 🙌 Ep 303 explains how LLMs work in a simple and relatable way. It really is one we'd love all devs to listen to.
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Everyone's talking about @openclaw (Clawdbot) right now. But have you looked at what actually makes it so extensible? Agent Skills! modular SKILL md files that teach an agent how to do anything. We did a deep dive on Ep 304. 🧵
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What are MCPs? are they worth the token cost? 🎧 Listen to Ep 302 and find out! 🎧 fragmentedpodcast.com/episod… We break down what an MCP actually is, how it differs from just using CLIs, the tradeoffs you should know about, and when MCPs actually make sense for your workflow.
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🎧 Episode 301 is out - AI coding ladder 🎧 Most developers say AI coding like it's one thing but it's not. Listen to @kaushikgopal & @iurysza talk about the different AI coding paradigms. Where you are on the ladder?
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