Tool vendor Antithesis podcast. Also the Bug Bash conference with videos on YouTube
Episodes
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8 Apr 2026
Distributed system testing prioritizes workloads simulating real-world usage to uncover hidden issues like data loss, contrasting with traditional deterministic tests by emphasizing non-determinism, continuous validation, and evolving towards probabilistic outcomes through robust checks and real-world interaction focus.
Open episode2 Apr 2026
The podcast examines challenges in creating reliable software, highlighting LLMs' struggles with complex systems due to lacking shared abstractions, explores distributed systems theory vs. practice, emphasizes learning through code analysis and DST testing, and underscores the necessity of human expertise and clear terminology in bridging AI limitations and real-world engineering.
Open episode25 Mar 2026
FuzzMap, a React UI stress-testing tool inspired by AFL, addresses challenges in state instrumentation, visualizing complex state machines, and efficiency trade-offs while exploring future directions like backend expansion, LLM integration, and concolic testing.
Open episode18 Mar 2026
AI reshapes software development through Semathesis systems, enhancing productivity and collaboration while navigating challenges like legacy code limitations, the shift from deterministic coding to adaptive AI agents, and balancing automation with human oversight in complex, dynamic environments.
Open episode11 Mar 2026
Software correctness and reliability are discussed in the context of transitioning data-driven environments to hardware systems, with a focus on property-based testing and formal methods.
Open episode4 Mar 2026
Challenges in ensuring software reliability are explored, including unpredictable user behavior, legacy code modernization, and testing methodologies to uncover bugs and validate real-world interactions.
Open episode25 Feb 2026
Researchers and developers discuss the evolution of the RR project, a debugging tool that originated as a research collaboration at Mozilla to enhance Firefox, and its transformation into a widely adopted utility.
Open episode18 Feb 2026
Advances in distributed systems design are explored, including updates on object storage, the CAP theorem, and the role of AI in testing and verification.
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