Delivering Safely At Scale
31 Mar 2026
Recommended: A useful overview of 'what to think about' as you scale, and a good intro to Open Telemetry.
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OpenAI Kills Sora + Amazon's $50B Bet
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Mobile Test Automation is Broken. Here's How QApilot Fixes It with Aditya Challa
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Platform Engineering Ajay Chankramath & Nic Cheneweth
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Why Every Developer needs to know about WebMCP Now
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Why Positioning Yourself as a Production Company is Your Biggest Opportunity
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Episode 826 | How to Find, Hire, and Work with Owner-Level Thinkers
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Joe Liemandt: Alpha Schooland the Future of Education
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The podcast critiques the education system's failure to prepare students for an AI-driven future due to structural flaws, bias, inequality, and outdated methods, advocating systemic reforms like mastery-based learning and AI integration to foster relevant, personalized education.
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31 Mar 2026
Recommended: A useful overview of 'what to think about' as you scale, and a good intro to Open Telemetry.
Scaling software delivery demands automation, rigorous testing, safe deployment practices, cross-team coordination, pre-deployment quality checks, staged rollouts, centralized telemetry for monitoring, infrastructure risk management, chaos engineering, and balancing innovation with reliability through metrics-driven, decentralized processes.
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FreeBSD with John Baldwin
31 Mar 2026
FreeBSD's evolution from BSD, its use in PlayStation 4 and Netflix's CDN, community-driven governance, challenges in maintaining a legacy codebase, modernization efforts, hardware integrations, and initiatives like CherryBSD for memory safety, alongside licensing and corporate collaboration impacts.
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