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#1925: The Plumbing That Keeps Science From Collapsing

Half of all links in academic papers are dead. Here’s the plumbing that keeps knowledge from vanishing.

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#1923: Scaling Prosumer Automation to Enterprise

Prosumer tools like n8n break at scale. Here's why durable execution frameworks like Temporal and Prefect are the enterprise upgrade.

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#1922: From Plumber to Urban Planner: AI Agent Careers

The job titles are changing from "Zapier Expert" to "Cognitive Architect."

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#1919: Android Dev Without Android Studio: Is It Actually Good?

How to ship an Android app without ever opening Android Studio or touching a line of Java.

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#1918: When Server Updates Break Your AI Agents

When a third-party MCP server updates its schema, your AI agents can crash. Here's how to build resilient clients that self-heal.

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#1917: Herman's Music Hour Vol. 2: Seder Remixes for Passover 5786

Herman presents AI-generated covers of classic Passover Seder songs, produced in Suno — the second installment of Herman's Music Hour.

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#1914: Google Invented RAG's Secret Sauce

Before LLMs, Google solved the "hallucination" problem with a two-stage trick that's making a huge comeback.

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#1913: AI Context Windows Are Junk Drawers

Stop paying for old messages. Here's how to keep your AI sessions clean and on-topic.

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#1911: Crowdfunding Open Source: Savior or Trap?

The web is built on code funded by tips. Can platforms like Patreon stop extremists from hijacking the money?

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#1910: Our Podcast Is Now a Permanent Research Artifact

Why we're uploading every episode to CERN's Zenodo archive, giving our AI experiments a permanent DOI and a life beyond streaming platforms.

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#1909: The Unbakeable Cake: AI's Copyright Problem

Why can't we just delete stolen data from AI models? It's not a database—it's a baked cake.

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#1907: Why We Still Fine-Tune in 2026

Despite million-token context windows, fine-tuning remains essential. Here’s why behavior, not just facts, matters.

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#1906: Is Your AI Model Agentic-Ready or Just Wearing a Suit?

Native tool calling is the difference between a working product and a debugging nightmare.

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#1905: How VCs Verify AI Startups Without Stealing Code

From the "No-NDA Paradox" to AWS bill forensics, here’s how investors separate real AI from Raspberry Pis in fancy cases.

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#1901: Why Drones Deliver Medicine But Not Pizza

Zipline flies 500k+ medical deliveries in Rwanda, while Amazon struggles with $63 costs per drop in the US.

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#1895: Why QVC Thrives in the Age of Amazon

Forget the death of TV shopping. QVC and catalogs are a $12B powerhouse. Discover why seniors and millennials are choosing phone calls over clicks.

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#1894: Engineering Serendipity: Tuning AI for Better Brainstorming

Stop asking chatbots for generic ideas. Learn how to configure AI as a structured, critical partner for business innovation and career pivots.

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#1893: AI as a Strategic Adversary for Startups

Can AI stress-test your startup idea before investors do? We explore using AI as a strategic adversary to find blind spots.

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#1890: Forensic Cameras vs. the 'It's Just AI' Defense

If a photo can be faked in seconds, how does law enforcement prove their surveillance footage is real?

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#1883: From Juicero to Yik Yak: Startup Graveyard

We revisit 10 failed startups, from a $700 Wi-Fi juicer to an anonymous social app that turned toxic.

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