292 - Kendall Miller, CEO and Founder of Maybe Don't AI
1 Jan 2026
The podcast discusses the risks of uncontrolled AI, safety measures, and the importance of accountability, oversight, and control in AI development and deployment.
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292 - Kendall Miller
1 Jan 2026
AI ethics and responsible behavior are explored in discussions on AI decision-making, guardrails, and regulation in the context of human oversight and technological evolution.
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Hanselminutes with Scott Hanselman
Vjekoslav Krajacic on File Pilot and a return to fast UIs
1 Jan 2026
FilePilot is a custom, lightweight Windows file explorer prioritizing speed and minimalism, developed using C/C++ and OpenGL for a fast and efficient experience.
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290 - Dead Man's Snitch with Chris Gaffney
1 Jan 2026
The podcast discusses challenges of maintaining digital newsletters, as well as the development and evolution of two specific projects: a physical newsletter called "Nonsense Monthly" and a monitoring service called "Dead Man's Snitch".
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289 - Lio Lunesu, CTO at Defang
1 Jan 2026
The podcast delved into the benefits of automated cloud infrastructure management using tools like Docker, Docker Compose, Pulumi, and others to simplify setup, deployment, and security.
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288 - Ryan Frisch and Brendan Buckingham, Co-Hosts of the Rails Business Podcast
1 Jan 2026
The podcast covers technology, business, and personal development topics, including entrepreneurship, AI, and strategies for generating income through information products and software development.
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286 - Darwin, Science and Programming with Kate Holterhoff
1 Jan 2026
The podcast delves into the intersection of evolution, science, and philosophy, exploring topics including Darwin's methods, social implications, and cultural influence.
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287 - Jeff Casimir, Founder of Turing School
1 Jan 2026
The podcast explores the tech industry's evolution, covering topics such as AI, job market uncertainties, and the shift from technical to leadership roles.
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Lenny's Podcast: Product, Career, Growth
We replaced our sales team with 20 AI agentsheres what happened | Jason Lemkin (SaaStr)
1 Jan 2026
AI is transforming sales teams by automating routine tasks, freeing human staff to focus on high-value activities and allowing companies to scale their sales efforts more efficiently.
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#839 The World Is Ending. These 5 Businesses Are Still Making Millions
1 Jan 2026
The podcast explores emerging business opportunities arising from technological and societal shifts, such as AI integration, premium services, and niche markets, to innovation and growth.
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