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On episode 55 of Generationship, Rachel (@rachelchalmers) speaks with Sunil Dhaliwal (@dhaliwas) about the parallels between the early cloud era and today’s AI boom. Together, they discuss developer tools, product-led growth, AI infrastructure, and why new computing abstractions always create new opportunities for builders. hubs.ly/Q04gWkCV0

On episode 5 of Third Loop, the Progressive Delivery team unpacks one of AI’s boldest promises: that code is becoming free. But as they explore the hidden costs of tokens, maintenance, non-deterministic systems, and product complexity, they make the case that AI-generated software may be less “free as in beer” and more “free as in puppies.” Tune in! hubs.ly/Q04h8X8L0

On episode 51 of The Kubelist Podcast, Marc (@replicatedhq) and Benjie (@shipyardbuild) join Kyle Galbraith (@kylegalbraith) for a technical deep dive into modern CI/CD infrastructure. Kyle breaks down how @depotdev dramatically speeds up container builds, caching, registries, and GitHub Actions workflows while revealing the engineering tradeoffs behind building high-performance developer platforms at scale. @readkubelist hubs.ly/Q04gWs7b0

On episode 10 of High Leverage, Joe Ruscio (@josephruscio) speaks with Steve Krouse (@stevekrouse), founder and CEO of Val Town (@ValDotTown). Together, they explore how AI is transforming software engineering, why abstraction may become even more important in the age of coding agents, and what role humans will continue to play as software development becomes increasingly automated. hubs.ly/Q04gG1Sm0

How do you get change-resistant enterprises to adopt AI? Founder @prateekjannu's project @coastyai bets on computer use: autonomous AI that point-and-clicks through existing tools instead of replacing them. heavybit.com/library/articl…

On episode 37 of @opensourceready, Brian (@bdougieYO) and John (@johncodes) sit down with Stormy Peters (@storming) to ask a big question: is AI killing open source software? The conversation covers everything from contributor “slop” and automated docs generation to the changing role of maintainers and the rise of AI coding assistants. Tune in! hubs.ly/Q04gDLrk0

On episode 5 of Third Loop, the Progressive Delivery team digs into the hype around AI-generated code and ask a deceptively simple question: if code is “free,” what does it actually cost? From token pricing and maintenance overhead to user value and developer judgment, they explore why software is never quite as cheap as it seems.Tune in! hubs.ly/Q04h8Y3D0

Elisabeth Hendrickson and Joel Tosi bring a fresh systems-thinking lens to software delivery in episode 4 of Third Loop. They explain why teams mistake metrics for goals, why trust matters more than many leaders realize, and how to identify the real causes of software delivery pain. Tune in! hubs.ly/Q04fdDxH0

On episode 55 of Generationship, Rachel (@rachelchalmers) and Sunil Dhaliwal (@dhaliwas) explore how AI is reshaping developer infrastructure, venture investing, and computational biology. Sunil reflects on building @AmplifyPartners during the rise of cloud computing, why the best technical founders “live the problem,” and where he sees the next generation of AI tooling emerging. Tune in! hubs.ly/Q04gVYdN0

@o11ycast @honeycombio @Onebriefapp Come find the Honeycomb team at O11yCon on May 21st! events.honeycomb.io/o11yConSF2026 Use discount code SFCast2026 for 20% off

On episode 90 of @o11ycast, Ken and Jess (@honeycombio) are joined by Cory Ondrejka (@Onebriefapp). They discuss how AI is transforming the way software is built, from automating code to enabling entirely new workflows. Tune in for this deep dive on Outcome Engineering! hubs.ly/Q04gWr_-0

On episode 9 of High Leverage, Joe Ruscio (@josephruscio) sits down with Simon Willison (@simonw) to discuss the realities behind the AI coding boom. They break down what’s hype versus what’s actually working, how developers are using agents in production, and why software isn’t “dead” despite rapid automation. Tune in! hubs.ly/Q04fl-5J0

On episode 51 of The Kubelist Podcast, Kyle Galbraith (@kylegalbraith) shares the story behind @depotdev and explains how the company evolved from accelerating Docker builds into building an entirely new CI platform designed for the AI era. The conversation explores BuildKit internals, remote caching, microVMs, AWS infrastructure, and why modern software development may require rethinking CI from the ground up. Tune in! @readkubelist @shipyardbuild @replicatedhq hubs.ly/Q04gWtmX0

On episode 10 of High Leverage, Joe Ruscio (@josephruscio) sits down with Steve Krouse (@stevekrouse) to discuss the rapidly evolving relationship between AI and programming. Steve shares lessons from building Val Town (@ValDotTown) at the center of the AI tooling wave, why he believes better abstractions will define the future of software, and how engineers can avoid becoming passive operators in an increasingly agent-driven world. hubs.ly/Q04gG54T0

On episode 37 of @opensourceready, Brian (@bdougieYO) and John (@johncodes) speak with Stormy Peters (@storming) about the evolving relationship between AI and open source software. Together, they unpack the growing challenges maintainers face, why traditional “good first issues” may be disappearing, and how AI tools are changing the way developers contribute to projects. They also discuss open-weight models, inference costs, and why community health still matters more than lines of code. Tune in! hubs.ly/Q04gF8lG0

@o11ycast @honeycombio @Onebriefapp Come find the Honeycomb team at O11yCon on May 21st! events.honeycomb.io/o11yConSF2026 Use discount code SFCast2026 for 20% off

On episode 90 of @o11ycast, Ken and Jess of @honeycombio sit down with Cory Ondrejka (@Onebriefapp) to explore how agentic AI is reshaping software engineering and why delivering outcomes (not writing code) is becoming the core of the job. Tune in! hubs.ly/Q04fLXfF0

What happens when teams ship faster but learn slower? Elisabeth Hendrickson and Joel Tosi join Third Loop to talk about systems thinking in software organizations, how bottlenecks move, and why speed alone doesn’t create value. Tune in! hubs.ly/Q04fdtl90

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In late 2025, Anthropic declared skills to be an open standard. In this post, developer Yusuf Karaaslan explains what led him to create the Skill Seekers project and how thousands of users worldwide are finding value from agentic skills: heavybit.com/library/articl…