Hot Takes, Ember Data, and Open Source with Chris Thoburn (Runspired)

Hot Takes, Ember Data, and Open Source with C...

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Is AI Just Stealing with Extra Steps? (Presented by CodeRabbit)

This week, Robbie and Adam talk about the ethics and economics of AI, and why “stealing with extra steps” feels like the right metaphor for where things are headed. They dig into open source burnout, whether AI replaces developers or just reshapes the job, how tooling and multi-a ...  Afficher plus

Santa.exe (Presented by CodeRabbit)

This week, Robbie, Chuck, and Adam bring you the holiday edition of Whiskey Web and Whatnot: random whiskeys, Christmas hot takes, and dev debates. They discuss AI agents, guardrails, prompt-driven development, and whether we’re drifting toward a world where code matters less tha ...  Afficher plus

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