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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Martin Kleppmann Local-First Software thumbnail

Martin Kleppmann Local-First Software

15 Apr 2026

Local First Software combines local data storage with cloud collaboration to enable offline access, real-time editing, and seamless syncing via AutoMerge and CRDTs, prioritizing user control, privacy, and decentralized workflows with future focus on open standards and AI integration.

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Sahaj Garg on Designing for Ambiguity in Human Input thumbnail

Sahaj Garg on Designing for Ambiguity in Human Input

8 Apr 2026

Ambiguity in language and speech, arising from context, phrasing, and incomplete information, poses challenges for AI systems due to their limited context processing, while humans resolve it through contextual cues, tone, and prior knowledge, with strategies focusing on contextual prompts, audio training, data augmentation, and balancing AI efficiency with human-like adaptability in multilingual and ethical contexts.

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Costa Alexoglou on Remote Pair Programming thumbnail

Costa Alexoglou on Remote Pair Programming

1 Apr 2026

A discussion on pair programming's collaborative advantages, remote pairing challenges, AI's role in coding, the development of HAWP, and future remote work tools, highlighted by a five-month platform refactor case study and lessons in balancing performance, security, and user needs.

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Hector Ramon Jimenez on Building a GUI library in Rust thumbnail

Hector Ramon Jimenez on Building a GUI library in Rust

25 Mar 2026

ICE is a Rust-based UI toolkit inspired by Elm's architecture, using message-passing to separate state, updates, and views, evolved from a game library module into a functional-focused standalone tool with Winit/WGPU rendering, cross-platform goals, and challenges in dependency stability, while emphasizing state-driven design, community development, and future improvements in rendering efficiency, accessibility, and multi-platform support.

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Dan Lorenc on Sigstore thumbnail

Dan Lorenc on Sigstore

18 Mar 2026

Software supply chain attacks exploit vulnerabilities in development tools and open-source components, exemplified by the Shyhalood NPM breach, with SIGStore proposed as a cryptographic solution to verify software integrity, though challenges like enforcement and privacy persist in securing open-source ecosystems.

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Scott Hanselman on AI-Assisted Development Tools thumbnail

Scott Hanselman on AI-Assisted Development Tools

11 Mar 2026

AI-assisted development tools require precise specifications to navigate ambiguity, balance automation with human oversight and testing, and emphasize foundational programming knowledge to ensure reliable, high-quality software outcomes.

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Marc Brooker on Spec-Driven AI Dev thumbnail

Marc Brooker on Spec-Driven AI Dev

4 Mar 2026

The shift from implementation-focused software development to specification-driven development is transforming the field with AI and agents, prioritizing purpose and goals over code alone.

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Jens Gustedt on C in 2026 thumbnail

Jens Gustedt on C in 2026

19 Feb 2026

The podcast discusses recent C programming language advancements, particularly the C23 standard and ongoing developments in standard library functions, security considerations, and potential future features.

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Subhajit Paul on ERP Automation and AI thumbnail

Subhajit Paul on ERP Automation and AI

12 Feb 2026

This podcast explores the functionality and evolution of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, including AI's role in streamlining operations and making predictive analytics possible.

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