Engineering excellence requires continuous learning from past successes and failures, which is often documented and shared in high-quality engineering cultures. Jayaprabhakar(JP) Kadarkarai from ep.5

Formal verification tools like TLA+, FizzBee, and Antithesis serve different stages: design-level verification versus implementation-level testing. Jayaprabhakar(JP) Kadarkarai on Formal Methods & Verification from ep.5

Personal and professional growth often intertwine, with experiences abroad and advanced education shaping global perspectives. Roy Ben Alta on Career & Education from ep.8

Automatic theorem proving complements conjecture generation by providing tools to verify and prove newly discovered formulas. Yaron on Scientific Research & Collaboration from ep.13

Ownership ambiguity over data pipelines and infrastructure is a major source of friction in data and ML workflows. Dean 🐶 on User & Market Strategy from ep.4

AI agents capable of autonomously performing tasks on our behalf remain limited but hold transformative potential for freeing human creativity. Dean 🐶 on AI & the Future from ep.4

Automation that enables one-click spin-up of complex dev environments is a critical pain point for large enterprises. Ivan Burazin on Developer Environments in Enterprise from ep.9

Edge computing platforms that run containers close to users improve performance and enable new application architectures. David Mytton from ep.10

The halting problem does not prevent proving equivalence for many practical code transformations, making formal verification feasible in many cases. Ben Sigelman from ep.11

Most companies do not use off-the-shelf dev environment solutions; they create highly customized setups unique to their needs. Ivan Burazin from ep.9

Investors must embrace uncertainty and unpredictability when backing innovative, rapidly evolving technologies. Eric Swan from ep.18

🚀 New Episode Alert! Cloudflare's Josh Howard dives into serverless computing at the edge with Durable Objects & Workers. Learn how to build globally scalable, stateful apps easily & reliably. Check our profile to listen to the episode on your favorite platform.

Steve Klabnik joins us on Tech on the Rocks! We dig into: • Cargo & friendly errors > benchmarks • 6-week releases > years-long committees • How Rust united Ruby, FP & C++ devs • Next-gen picks and many more stuff! Check the episode on your favorite podcast platform!

Inbox zero won’t save you. Owning the interface will. brett goldstein (Micro) on: Google M&A lessons, why acquisitions fail (retention/culture), burnout as lack of agency, Launch House’s evolution, and turning email into a knowledge graph + AI “updates” that do the work. link below