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August 10th, 20206

from Infrastructure Frontiers · host Adam Jacob

Industry Experts run down all the AI news for Infrastructure Engineers. Adam Jacob, Paul Stack, and Nick Stinemates are joined by one of the longest serving sages of operations, old friend, advisor, and wonderful human John Willis. In this episode: * The Ars Notoria gives a preview of AI Psychosis * Ankur Sethi types all the LLM code by hand * Martin Alderson is picking LLMs based on speed * Simon Willison breaks down all the competing open letters about frontier models * Steve Yegge goes all in on bespoke software factories being the way * David Crawshaw thinks all devtools must be open source because the era of personal software is upon us * Niklas Gruhn says: "Don't be a meat proxy!" * Bending Spoons acquires Airtable * Cloudflare launches Cloudflare OS * Pulumi embraces HCL and Terraform State * Bret Stephens begs you not to write with AI * Confighub goes generally available Get all the links and summaries of our thoughts at https://swamp-club.com/podcast

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