Rust
memory-safe programming language without garbage collection
Episodes
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#5256: Ruby Won the AI Benchmark. Is It Dying Anyway?97% of public Ruby repos sat untouched for six months — yet Ruby beat Python in an AI coding benchmark. What's actually declining?Main topic -
#5813: How Python Became AI's Default LanguagePython was never designed for science. So how did a general-purpose scripting language end up carrying the entire AI industry? -
#5748: What's Actually Inside an eSIM AdapterAn eSIM adapter isn't a converter — it's a eUICC chip in a SIM shell. Here's the silicon, the certificates, and the open source tools underneath. -
#5574: Ephemeral Containers and the ADE Label Nobody OwnsClaude Code's cloud sessions spin up a fresh VM every time. Here's what that breaks, and the new term for what Daniel actually wants. -
#5522: Building a Podcast Backup ApplianceOne listener wants a single-purpose box that pulls every episode to local storage he controls. Turns out the software exists — the packaging doesn't. -
#5319: Focus Stacking Without the Phone App GuessworkYour phone app wants three shots. The optics want three hundred. Here's how to actually stack macro focus. -
#5255: When AI Writes the Code, Who Checks It?If agents write the code, the human job becomes knowing when it's wrong. What that means for languages, jobs, and CS degrees.