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[AI] GPT3's advances, applications, and prompt engineering - Peter Welinder
Peter Welinder is VP of Product & Partnerships at OpenAI, where he runs product and commercialization efforts of GPT-3, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and more. Boris Dayma is...
[Weekend Drop] Swyx on Infoshare Poland
A broad overview of everything I've been working on, including Temporal and Airbyte, Smart Clients vs Smart Servers, The Coding_Career Book, The Operating System of Yo...
[Tech] The Origin of GKE - Tim Hockin
The cocreator of GKE talks the origin of GKE, which just turned 7.
[Tech] The Origin of Kubernetes - Steve Yegge
My favorite truth teller talks about the office politics behind the launch of K8S
[Tech] The Origin of MongoDB - Dwight Merriman
Dwight Merriman is CSO and Cofounder of MongoDB
[Tech] Phlogiston and The Origin of Functional Reactive Programming
The Future of Coding guys discuss Richard Gabriel's papers.
[Tech] The Origin of Markdown - John Gruber
The cocreator of Markdown talks about starting it in 2003 and using it in 2023.
[Weekend Drop] Talking AI on the Techmeme Ride Home
Talking AI with Brian McCollough and Chris Messina.
[Story Friday] Pole Vaulting - Matthew Dicks
A high schooler with a funny name becomes a pole vaulter
[Health] Identity Change for Weight Loss - Layne Norton
Layne Norton, Ph.D. — one of the world’s foremost experts in nutrition, protein metabolism, muscle gain and fat loss. We discuss the science of energy utilization and...
[Health] Ultra-long Fasts as a Medical Treatment
Steve Hendricks is the author of The Oldest Cure in the World: Adventures in the Art and Science of Fasting. He spends the first part of this conversation offering a t...
[Health] Ketogenic Diet & Weight Loss - Dr. Chris Palmer
Chris Palmer explains the important connection between nutrition, metabolism and mental health and his pioneering work using the ketogenic diet to successfully treat p...
[Health] Keto Diet vs Mitochondrial Uncoupling - Steven Gundry
What you think you know about keto and ketones might be wrong. Keto can be great for weight loss, but there’s a better way to do it by focusing on more diverse plant f...
[Weekend Drop] Talking ChatGPT on the Changelog
To wrap up the year we’re talking about what’s breaking the internet, again. Yes, we’re talking about ChatGPT and we’re joined by our good friend Shawn “swyx” Wang. Be...
[Story Friday] What it's Like to be Adopted - Vicky Sandison
When adults adopted as children feel lost or incomplete - even if they had a happy childhood - they often describe themselves as ‘being in the fog’. For Vicky Sandi...
[Music Friday] ALMASHUPS' Mashups - Adele, Ed Sheeran, TLC
just a couple mashups i've enjoyed
[Career] On Speaking - Kelsey Hightower
From the Kelsey Hightower Distinguished Gentleman Twitter Space.
[Career] Being Hands-on vs Having Influence - Kelsey Hightower
From the Kelsey Hightower Distinguished Gentleman Twitter Space.
[Career] From L4 to L9 at Google - Kelsey Hightower
(KNOWN ISSUE: first minute is blank due to recording error. Sorry!) From the Kelsey Hightower Distinguished Gentleman Twitter Space.
[Career] Picking What To Work On - Kelsey Hightower
(KNOWN ISSUE: first minute is blank due to recording error. Sorry!) From the Kelsey Hightower Distinguished Gentleman Twitter space.
[Meta] Farewell 2022 Special - swyx
My Fave New Podcasts of 2022 and reading and responding through the Swyx Mixtape 2022 Survey!
[Music Friday] The Better Call Saul Intro
The writers of BCS break down the origins behind that intro
[Creator] Moloch - Liv Boeree
Moloch whose mind is pure machinery! Moloch whose blood is running money! Moloch whose fingers are ten armies! Moloch whose breast is a cannibal dynamo! Moloch whose e...
[Creator] The Evolution of Social Networks - Mike Mignano
The CEO/Founder of Anchor analyzes the other social audio app that came and went, and then broadens to a general discussion of social networks.
[Creator] Defeating Impostor Syndrome - Tim Stodz
Tim Stodz breaks down how even the most accomplished creators deal with impostor syndrome and consistently create.
[Creator] Optimistic Nihilism - Vincent Woo
Real talk from the Coderpad founder on the role of luck in being an indie hacker.
[Music Friday] Post-Mariah Christmas Songs?
The Switched on Pop guys analyse how hard it is to break through the Christmas ranks, and the songs that managed to do it.
[Tech] Separation of (Local-first) Client vs Server - Jori Lallo
Linear's founder explains the magic behind the instant responses
[Tech] Separation of Storage and Compute (Real-time) - Jeffrey Needham
Jeffrey Needham of Confluent explains how Kafka is used for SIGINT
[Tech] Separation of Storage and Compute (Databases) - Nikita Shamgunov
The CEO of Neon Database explains how to split Postgres.