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Picture Me Coding
Erik Aker and Mike Mull
Krypto Podcast – Bitcoin, KI & Krypto News und CBDC, RWA, Tokenisierung & Stablecoin Analyse für den DACH Markt
Blue Alpine GmbH
Nodesignal - Deine Bitcoin-Frequenz
Die Nodesignal Crew
KI-Update – ein heise-Podcast
Isabel Grünewald, heise online
The MacRumors Show
The MacRumors Show
Stephan Livera Podcast
Stephan Livera
Token Metrics Daily Pulse
Token Metrics
NY Executive Podcast The Next Million Streams Could Be Yours
NY Executive Podcast Network
Coach8 教练吧（播客）
Coach8
Cybercrime Magazine Podcast
Cybercrime Magazine
The Automated Daily
TrendTeller
Elon Musk Podcast
Stage Zero
Sospechosos habituales
Sospechosos Habituales
MSP Chat
MSP Chat
The Future of Everything
Stanford Engineering
Physics World Stories Podcast
Physics World
Turing's Torch Weekly | Artificial Intelligence News
Jonathan Harris | Artificial Intelligence News Host
Kavanozdaki Yıldız
Apaçık Radyo
Computer America
Ben Crossman
The Digital Twin Theory
VPH- The Society for In Silico Medicine
log – GEEK_12
log – GEEK_12
TED-Ed
TED-Ed
Limitless: An AI Podcast
Limitless
The Business Compass LLC Podcasts
Business Compass LLC
Software Defined Talk
Software Defined Talk LLC
Reflections
Livewire Labs
Payment & Banking Fintech Podcast
Alles über Banken, Zahlungsverkehr & Fintechs
Black Box - La scatola nera della finanza
Guido Brera e Gian Luca Comandini - Chora Media
Veriff Voices
Veriff Knowledge Community
solarsorglos.de - Der Solar Podcast
Maik Marx und Solaria
Patoarchitekci
Łukasz Kałużny, Szymon Warda
Podcast Patapoe
0d0a
CyberCode Academy
CyberCode Academy
Le Super Daily
Supernatifs
Caffe 2.0
Valentino Spataro
Tech Update | BNR
BNR Nieuwsradio
ColdFusion
Dagogo
Tecnología
Erik Aker and Mike Mull
In this episode we discuss a couple of recent papers on just-in-time development and agentic systems and how we think they suggest trends that will affect software development for years to come. We boldly predict that i...
For the 100th episode of Picture Me Coding we talk about numbers. Mike talks about his favorite numbers, Erik talks about his favorite ports, and we discuss the surprising phenomenon of Benford's Law.Send us Fan Mail
This week we were joined by our friend Doug Burke, who runs a company and has been working on his "digital life workout partner", a voice-activated LLM tool. Doug's story is interesting because he does not have a backgro...
In this episode we invite back our friend Bob Farzin to discuss our personal experiences with using teams of agents to write software, and we try to parse out the experiences we're seeing on the interwebs, including Stev...
In this episode we attempt to explain query optimization and where it came from. In particular we discuss Patricia Selinger's 1979 SIGMOD paper Access Path Selection in a Relational Database Management System. Access Pa...
This week Mike and Erik are joined by Kyle Risse. Erik met Kyle at Scale 23x in Pasadena this year while volunteering for the Tech Team. Kyle has a ton of experience in the field working on networks, infrastructure, linu...
Some recent articles about research on hash tables made us realize we probably didn't know enough about hash tables, one of the fundamental data structures in the biz. We talk about the history of hashing and hash table...
We give a report of our experiences at the 23rd version of the Southern California Linux Expo (Scale 23x) in Pasadena. Erik was a volunteer in the network group this year, so we have some behind the scenes stories in ad...
In this episode we're joined again by Amy Salley, cohost of the Hugo, Girl! podcast, to help us discuss the Murderbot series of books by Martha Wells. We discuss our favorite characters and plots, but also how these boo...
This episode we look into the history of the web server NGINX and of web servers more generally. We play myth buster and try to investigate the widespread story that NGINX arose from a need to scale porn sites.Igor Syso...
Does anyone program just for fun anymore? This episode we're talking about recreational programming, with a focus on A.K. Dewdney's Computer Recreations column from the 1980s. Also, taco shops.https://cs.stanford.edu/~...
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Scheme, we decided to talk about functional programming: what it is, how's it going these days, and does it still matter in the era of AI. Although there's been 70 years of research ...
For our first episode of 2026 (and Season 4), we're talking about Amazon's Simple Storage Service (S3). S3 is probably the biggest cloud service, or at least we think it is, because it is super freakin' huge. We talk a...
In this episode we discuss working in the Salesforce environment, and low-code platforms generally, with software engineer Kyle Willcox. Kyle's dev journey from a CS degree at UNC Wilmington to Salesforce dev to web app...
For the holiday we're doing another news roundup, although it's mostly about data centers and AI to be honest. Inside the Data Centers...Korean Data CenterOracle Data Center DebtCloudflare OutageRust Adoption Drives And...
Erik became fascinated with CRDTs while working on a project, so we're talking about how they work, how they simplify some distributed systems, and how they might protect you from zombies.Conflict-Free Replicated Data Ty...
This episode is about the Turing Test, and Alan Turing's original description of the test in Computing Machinery and Intelligence. We also discuss a recent work by two UCSD researchers that claims that current LLMs pass...
In 1988 Mark Weiser of Xerox PARC coined the term "ubiquitous computing", and in 1991 he spelled out the particulars of this concept in a Scientific American article called "The Computer for the 21st Century". We discus...
This week we're talking about regular expressions, aka, regex. These are a favorite tool of programmers, but they also have a dark side. Do regex cause more problems than they solve? Can they be evil? We also discuss...
A continuation of our discussion about the history of Unix and its development at Bell Labs. Erik wonders why Unix became successful and which features were novel and important. Mike just wants to talk about cool pranks...
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