CoRecursive Podcast
@corecursive
Learn from software experts. In depth podcast interviews. Host @adamgordonbell
You might like
New Podcast Episode: @mattgodbolt is back after 5 years! And he's sharing stories about breaking through abstractions. Sometimes your “disk write” is a network hop in a trench coat, and your “fast path” hides a page fault. Godbolt's rule will help.
What if buggy software could destroy your reputation, your business and even your freedom? New podcast episode is the story of how some code ruined hundreds of lives.
I interviewed @adamgordonbell, blogger and host of the @corecursive podcast about how he consistently reaches the front page of Hacker News, what blog post topics attract customers, and what techniques improved his writing
The HATETRIS story continues with a new record from David and Felipe. Their old world record was 366 and the new record is 3711 rows cleared.
This is my biggest fear with AI. That it's helping so much but I'm letting it eat my brain.
What a wonderful podcast episode from @adamgordonbell, exploring why some people are so resistant to vibe coding and AI assisted coding, and how vibe coding has brought Adam joy (and FAAFO) A really neat self-exploration1 Kudos! overcast.fm/+AALfVPUbNME
overcast.fm
Overcast
When AI Codes, What’s Left for me? — CoRecursive: Coding Stories
I've been getting a lot of great feedback on this episode. So, in case you missed it, here's what it's about.
Do AI coding agents make you question your worth as a dev? Same here. A little bit. In my new episode I unpack this: → Why we tie identity to code → How fear disguises itself as “these tools are useless” → Turning AI into a skill-multiplier, not a threat
This was a fantastic take from @adamgordonbell on his latest @corecursive podcast episode! Highly recommend. corecursive.com/coding-agents
corecursive.com
When AI Codes, What’s Left for me? - CoRecursive Podcast
I’ve always found meaning, and a lot of strength, in building things. Now, with AI coding agents changing the way we work, it’s easy to feel threatened, like something essential might get taken away....
Fear is the mind killer. I shall fear not.
New Episode
What happens when the joy of building feels threatened by coding agents? Fear can be a powerful motivator, but honestly I'm not that worried.
What if your search for connection nearly destroyed you? John Walker’s journey from addiction and isolation to belonging rewrites what it means to find your place.
Want an opportunity to play around with language making? PL Jam in the @corecursive slack
How does someone go from a kid struggling at math, to loving math, to becoming a cloud computing innovator? For @stevekrouse it was an afterschool programming program. New podcast episode!
Today, how an obscure 2010 JavaScript game, turned into all-night high-stakes battle against the odds for a two friends. It's about midnight coding, cloud computing, beam searching, and getting a world record in Hateris, a Tetris variant.
Not sure why I spent so much time trying to get midjourney to make an image of Nolen presenting, when there are so many cool visuals to draw on.
Who knew internet trolls could become creative collaborators? See how a simple checkbox game became a canvas for community-driven mischief and innovation. New Episode is out with @itseieio
started listening to @corecursive episode on ReiserFS. I knew about the overall case but this is drilling down to the actual full story...
The webpage for the episode did not roll out, and I'm looking into why, but I'm also in Mexico on vacation. But the podcast episode is out, and it's very good. Itunes: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sto…
The entire infrastructure can be managed in code, in Pulumi. No AWS console clicking is required! youtube.com/watch?v=cjLpOJ… I was sharing more about this approach with @saved_latin in a recent YouTube video. It's a great way to throw a side project backend service behind a URL…
youtube.com
YouTube
Serverless API on AWS Lambda with Containers - Pulumi Q & A
With @tursodatabase's Limbo announcement, I decided to read a bit more on SQLite and its creation and came across an amazing transcript from @corecursive's interview with Richard Hipp. Some interesting stuff that I learned🧵
United States Trends
- 1. #DWTS 25.7K posts
- 2. Northern Lights 7,976 posts
- 3. #RHOSLC 4,350 posts
- 4. Elaine 53.7K posts
- 5. Dylan 28.5K posts
- 6. Robert 94.4K posts
- 7. #aurora 2,314 posts
- 8. Whitney 7,637 posts
- 9. Carrie Ann 1,420 posts
- 10. #WWENXT 8,581 posts
- 11. Alix 8,043 posts
- 12. Meredith 3,195 posts
- 13. Louisville 9,685 posts
- 14. Daniella 2,728 posts
- 15. Wake Forest 2,071 posts
- 16. Jeezy 3,481 posts
- 17. #DancingWithTheStars N/A
- 18. Oweh N/A
- 19. Woody 22.9K posts
- 20. Aday Mara N/A
You might like
-
Adam Gordon Bell 🤓
@adamgordonbell -
Political Critic
@PCSurveysIndia -
Edward Kmett
@kmett -
Tweag by Modus Create
@tweagio -
Graham Hutton
@haskellhutt -
Unison | @unison-lang.org on bsky
@unisonweb -
Oli Dinov 💙
@olidinov -
Neil Mitchell (neildmitchell @🪡)
@ndm_haskell -
Michael Snoyman
@snoyberg -
Alejandro Serrano
@trupill
Something went wrong.
Something went wrong.