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What can OpenClaw do for you? Carl and Richard talk to David Guttman about his work on OpenClaw, and helping others be successful with it.OpenClaw was one of the first personal agents released and has continued to evolve with the industry. David talks about controlling access to OpenClaw, and controlling what OpenClaw has access to. The challenge is managing prompt injection, and the agent can be manipulated by others to share information inappropriately. But it can also be a time saver for routine

What's Shawn been up to lately? Carl and Richard chat with Shawn Wildermuth about his work in the Netherlands. Shawn talks about his last show on being a senior developer - and how much that has changed in the past two years. The role of large language models in software development has changed careers, but they're still fun. The conversation also dives into the role of Aspire to utilize the best of cloud architecture and how LLMs make that easier as well - and enable developers to take on more

Jason Gorman, a software development expert and founder of Codemanship, joins host Giovanni Asproni to explore how best to use AI in software development. They start by considering how established technical practices — test-driven development, modularization, continuous integration, and continuous reviews — become more important, not less, when working with AI assistance. These practices help address several key limitations of LLMs, including keeping context windows as small as possible. Looking at

OpenAI Codex's new security access tiers, Docker VMM's public beta, and a fresh MCP server security audit that found command injection in 43% of tested implementations.

In episode 4 of the "how I tech" series I talk about how I use my Tablet in my daily life. I ponder on the age old question if a tablet could be a laptop replacement (and why not) and give you some insights on the things I use it for, the apps and use and a sprinkling of sage advice

This week I Talk About The 2026 WordPress Website Redesign [powerpress]

https://decisions.dabase.com/ https://github.com/kaihendry/decisionsFor vulnerability management https://www.invicti.com/ previously known as https://kondukto.io/ was what I was referring to!

Identity is hard, and getting harder! Carl and Richard talk to Michele Bustamante about the evolution of authentication and authorization in the current landscape. Michele talks about finding apps at clients that are still using older authentication strategies that are no longer secure - or are implemented incorrectly, so they were never secure! The conversation covers the array of tools available today for security, so you don't need to roll your own, and includes support so you can do it right

Jina AI's faster reranker, the EU AI Act's high-risk deadline, Docker's governance audit logs, Claude Code's self-hosted environments, and Codex's new Agent Plugins.

John and Rambo discuss the pros and cons of using AI assistants and agents in the context of open source, as well as how unit testing has evolved on Apple’s platforms during the last few years, with the introduction of tools such as Swift Testing.

This week I Dive Into The NovaMira Plugin[powerpress]

This week I Dive Into The NovaMira Plugin [powerpress]

In this episode, we look at adding function calling or tool use to our Rails application when making generative text LLM requests.

MCP drops protocol-level sessions for a stateless core, Docker walks through a real credential-leak incident and its sandboxing fix, and Sam Altman says we're 'in the singularity.'

Technical writing for developers with Michael Lynch, author of Refactoring English. We cover structuring a book for reader ROI, cutting aggressively, using AI as a teacher instead of a ghostwriter, and a self-publishing toolchain built on Asciidoctor, Nix, and Hugo.

Security Take(s) Two - Colonial Pipeline

This week I Answer Listener Questions[powerpress]

This week I Answer Listener Questions [powerpress]

OpenAI confirms its own pre-release model autonomously hacked Hugging Face's production systems, plus Claude Code Week 29, Codex CLI 0.145.0, and the AI agent that deleted AWS Cost Explorer for 13 hours.