Software Developer and Podcast co-host of @DevOpsParadox
Miles Spencer of Reflekta.ai on cloning a voice from a voicemail, and why your dead founder could run employee onboarding.
Why move fast and break things still works in the AI era, what the AWS Kiro outage teaches, and why a person owns the work -- never the agent.
Jeff Kuo from Ragic on why no-code is the guardrail vibe coding needs, the AI ceiling already here, and why maintenance is still the thing that kills projects.
Viktor and Darin on why junior dev jobs collapsed, what replaces them, and how to stay employable when an agent does what you used to.
Patrick Debois on why context is the new bottleneck, why prompts deserve the care code gets, and what comes after both.
Ben Wilcox on why shadow AI will dwarf shadow IT, why six-month-old pen tests are already useless, and how to get ahead of it.
Viktor on why chatbots are dead, why one-person companies are eating mid-size businesses, and why it is time to panic.
Andrei Kvapil on Cozystack, building managed clouds on bare metal, and why his AI agent should be talking to your AI agent instead of either of you.
AI isn't killing open source. Bad maintenance is. Viktor on drive-by PRs, empowerment, and what humans still bring to the table.
Kiro's spec-driven approach fixes what vibe coding breaks on complex projects. Amit Patel on intent, verification, and what humans still do.
KubeCon EU 2026 proved Kubernetes is now an AI platform. Inference routing, micro VMs, agent-first platforms -- and containers barely matter anymore.
APIs were built for internal engineers. AI agents are turning them into the front door. Matt DeBergalis on why that changes everything.
Your documentation exists everywhere -- Zoom calls, Slack threads, outdated wikis. Here is why RAG alone will not fix what your organization broke.
More code is being written than ever, but shipping is slower. Trevor Stuart on feature flags as safety switches for AI agents.
Ops teams resist every tech wave for rational reasons -- and that rationality is exactly what puts them two years behind.
Anthony Eden runs global DNS infrastructure with 20 people and zero VC money. We talk domain security, AI tools, and why vibe coding doesn't belong.
AI coding tools speed up developers but features don't ship faster. The bottleneck just moves downstream to QA, security, and ops.
InfluxData CEO Evan Kaplan explains why physical AI demands nanosecond-precision time series data and how open source business models are evolving.
Explore how AI is reshaping hiring as employees bring their own AI teams to work, transforming compensation, governance, and employment law.
Coroot co-founder Peter Zaitsev explains how eBPF-powered self-hosted observability delivers answers without the cloud markup or dashboard-building hassle.