Software Engineering Radio

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An interview based podcast, each episode has a full transcription on the official site with related references.

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Garth Mollett on AI Supply Chain Security thumbnail

Garth Mollett on AI Supply Chain Security

15 Jul 2026

"Explores AI supply chain security challenges, including probabilistic outputs, data poisoning, and emerging threats, while emphasizing structured measures like model signing and isolation to mitigate risks."

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Clare Liguori on AWS Strands SDK for AI Agents thumbnail

Clare Liguori on AWS Strands SDK for AI Agents

8 Jul 2026

This text outlines AI agents' core components (models, tools, prompts), their evolution via the Strands SDK from early reliability challenges to simplified model-driven approaches, and their application in automating business workflows with technical considerations like tool integration, validation mechanisms, and challenges in context management, alongside tools and future trends in agent design.

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Jeroen Janssens and Thijs Nieuwdorp on Using Polars thumbnail

Jeroen Janssens and Thijs Nieuwdorp on Using Polars

2 Jul 2026

The *polars* library offers a high-performance, multi-language (Python, R, Node.js) data frame tool leveraging Rust, columnar storage, out-of-core processing, and GPU acceleration for fast data manipulation, optimized for large datasets and scalable data engineering workflows.

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Scott Kingsley on the Swagger Ecosystem

24 Jun 2026

The Swagger/OpenAPI ecosystem, including tools like Swagger Editor, UI, and Codegen, along with commercial offerings and contract testing, supports cross-functional API development, evolves from Swagger 1.0/2.0 to OpenAPI under the Linux Foundation, emphasizes language-agnostic JSON/YAML specs, HTTP-centric design, modernization of legacy APIs, balances open-source and commercial tooling, explores JSON/YAML trade-offs, FastAPI integration, contract-first/code-first approaches, AI-driven spec generation, security practices, tooling challenges, governance, linting, mocking, CI/CD validation, and emerging AI-enhanced API trends.

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Dave Airlie on Linux Kernel Maintenance

3 Jun 2026

The Linux kernel, the largest global software project, uses a hierarchical maintainer system with 80,150 contributors managing subsystems like DRM through public review, structured development cycles, and evolving practices to address scalability, quality, and integration challenges.

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