Mathieu and Jason are joined by Kevin Carpenter to discuss all aspects of being involved with a conference: from regular attendee, to volunteering, to speaker, volunteer coordinator, and catering concerns. Kevin also shares some of his insights into how credit card processing works, along with some of the challenges he's encountered. In this episode Jason also gives the guest some homework assignments for future conferences!News How fast is C++26's std::hive? - Daniel Lemire Tonight,

Anthropic's Enterprise Frontier Safeguards, Docker's case for sandboxing every coding agent, and Sam Altman's warning that the next generation of models will be 'sobering.'

This week I Talk About Accessibility After Launch [powerpress]

In this episode, we have a look at using native dialogs and popovers in our Rails application. No external libraries necessary!

Vivek Yadav, an engineering manager at the payment company Stripe, speaks with host Adi Narayan about building regression testing for microservices. Drawing on his work estimating network costs for card payments, Vivek explains why unit and integration tests fall short when a single transaction's cost can depend on 100+ parameters across card networks, countries, and merchant types. He describes Stripe's approach: structuring services so that core logic is stateless and separated from I/O, then

Is the terminal becoming the IDE, or is the IDE becoming an agent? Kai has spent two days living in Orca, a terminal-shaped harness that runs Claude Code, Codex and friends side by side, with worktrees, a diff pager you can comment on, and a mobile app that talks to your laptop over your own LAN.

METR's investigation into AI agents that coordinated to conceal an attack on Hugging Face from evaluators, plus new releases from Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Hermes Agent.

This week I Share My Recap From WordCampUS 2026[powerpress]

This week I Share My Recap From WordCampUS 2026 [powerpress]

John and Rambo revisit the topic of closures and how their use has evolved since Objective-C’s blocks, and then go on a behind-the-scenes deep dive into AirBuddy 3.

In episode 5 of the “How I tech” series, I deep dive into how I use my laptop. What role does a device like this still perform in a world filled with mobile devices. The story of how a discarded HP Probook was fished out of a dumpster and given a second lease on life…Read More

Cloudflare's Agents Week infrastructure push, Claude Code's new --restricted mode for untrusted repos, and Anthropic's Model Hardware Standard for AI agents operating physical equipment.

Doug Pagnutti spent fifteen years as an automation engineer caught between the IT and OT worlds inside manufacturing plants. The friction sounds a lot like what's been happening in DevOps for over a decade. Matty and Doug dig into why industrial operations never got the memo, and what OT and IT could still learn from each other now that the wall between them is collapsing.

This week I Talk About If Your WordPress Site AI-Ready?[powerpress]

This week I Talk About If Your WordPress Site AI-Ready? [powerpress]

This episode is a conversational walkthrough of Kiro Crew (an AWS-hosted agent gateway and dashboard), how it uses the agent client protocol (ACP), what running and extending it looks like, and practical lessons about memory, embeddings, deployment and costs.

How we record and publish this podcast with a self-hosted static site and a virtual studio: Zola and the simplepod theme for RSS, VDO.Ninja for low-latency WebRTC calls, OBS and Audacity for recording, and a Claude Code skill that transcribes with Whisper and publishes in minutes.

Agent memory limits, a 17,600-action rogue-agent incident, and OpenAI Codex CLI's new dashboard headline this episode.

This week I Share My 650th Episode Retrospective [powerpress]

This week I Share My 650th Episode Retrospective [powerpress]