PODCAST · technology
Internet Plumber
by Input Logic
Join the Input Logic crew as they plumb the depths of the internet every week, and talk about building apps and tech products. Featuring Shawn Adrian (@nerdburn), Gavin Vickery (@geekforbrains), and Elysse Bujold (@elyysseeee) (plus rotating guests from the Input team).
Episodes
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35: Sol readers, hover air bikes, AI-Diplomacy games and our team trip to Tofino
In this episode, we chat about our week in Tofino at our annual summer summit. We cnat team building, surfing lessons, unexpected hospital visits (whoops), and a tsunami warning which was totally cool and not concerning at all. We dive into discussions about AI models playing Diplomacy and their...
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34: AI-hardware, Rivian vans, Amazon delivery robots, the PostHog DeskHog, and smart home automation
This episode was all about hardware (almost). From smart composting / recyclers like Mill and Lomi that turn kitchen scraps into usable dirt (they grind bones, too), to AI training platforms like Gentle Rain for enhancing workplace skills through role-playing. We also explore gadgets like the…
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33: Vancouver Web Summit review, Google's Stitch, Finch self care app and Builder Ai controversy
Hey, we're back from a little hiatus because we were at Vancouver Web Summit last week (wowz) and it was great. In this episode, we give you a little review of the conference, highlight out favourite parts, and talk about some of the cool talks we went to (here's looking at you, Metalab). We also...
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32: Cyber scooters, bio computing, futuristic toothbrushes, and Meta glasses live demo
In this episode, Shawn gives us an IRL demo of the Auto Brush, and Gavin reviews the Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses (spoiler, they’re amazing). We chat about the Cyber Scooter, or, ahem, the Infinite Machine P1, a digital storytelling project on Chinese Canadian restaurants, a customized bike…
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31: Tesla vs Slate auto, AI dev tools, Sidekick CLI, and AI and bioweapons
In this episode, we chat so much about new AI and AI tools, that next week we decided it’s a no AI week (we’re tired, and there are so many new AI tools that basically do the same thing). We also dig into the pros and cons of Tesla versus new EV trucks like Slate and Tello, and chat into a few…
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AI productivity tools, new music software, FigJam competition, and the Orchid Synth
In this episode, we explore a variety of new tech products and services that we’ve found on the internet, which includes an AI-driven productivity tool (yep, another one), Native.inc , a global broker dedicated to digital assets & crypto transactions, innovative music collaboration software with...
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29: Robots in leotards, software engineering vs. systems engineering, and vibe coding
In this episode, we catch up after a lil hiatus. Gavin has been heads down on a ton of Ai projects recently, so we discuss the impact of AI on their work and personal lives, and how it’s impacting projects we're working on (and clients). We explore AI's future in software engineering, its…
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28: AI automation, The glowmad light, the new Internet Plumber website, and Framer tutorials
In this episode, we discuss old internet memes and videos (do you remember ol greg), and we explores a variety of new gadgets and tools, including the Glowmad (spoiler, we bought three). We also chat recent tech tools like n8n.io for automation, which replaced Elysse this week, Tray.ai for code...
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27: Deepseek, D&D campaigns, Vinecoin mooning, and OpenAI's Operator
In this episode, we chat Dungeons & Dragons community events in Nanaimo, Crit & Fumble, the launch of Vinecoin, and its implications for the future of Vine and social media. We also collectively analyze the advantages and challenges of using smart tools like Warp, an intelligent terminal, and...
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26: OpenAI o1-review, PlayStation 5 Pro, 3D printers, Neko Body scans and the DJI Neo review
This week, we've officially become the shopping network, whoops! We bought a couple cool gadgets this week so we take a minute to review both. We kick things off with the Prusa MK4S printer, and finish with the DJI Neo Drone Gavin bought last week. We even include the drone footage in the video…
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25: Apple 'Glowtime' event, California AI safety bill, Starlink on warships & the DJI Neo
In this weeks episode, we take a good chunk of the episode to chat Apple's 'Glowtime' event, and we give you our honest thoughts. We dig into most of their announcements, delving into the new iPhone features, AirPod 4s, and general expectations from Apple products moving into the next few years....
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24: X moves to Texas, Apple iPhone 16 launch, OpenHomes Custom Ai voice interface, and Brilliant Labs smart glasses review
We're back! With season two of the Internet Plumber pod — back with a lil facelift, and a few structure for your viewing pleasure. Lets get into it. This week, we chat OpenHome’s custom AI voice interfaces, and how much we hate it, and review Brilliant Labs smart glasses. We also chat about X...
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23: Rabbit R1 review, no code website builder, Apple intelligence, Planet of Lana, and grolar bears
In this episode, Gavin gives us a review of the Rabbit R1, and spoiler...it's mostly not good! We also dig into Apple intelligence news, the discovery of Grolar bears (Polar and Grizzly bear hybrids), and learn that Shawns gaming controllers are likely full of chip dust. Drop your comments &...
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22: Making beats with Text Fx, LLMs for chat, multi SIG-wallets and Aeropress cold brew
In this episode of the Internet Plumber pod, we surprise Shawn and Gavin with a guest! Caitlin Aboud joins us like old times as we rip through links, and chat tech. Join us as we discuss DDoS fantasies, authentication with Kelvin Zero, Lupe Fiasco, and Google Gemini. Drop your comments & thoughts...
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21: Florida gators, open source design tools, board game kickstarters, and Haley Ingram from C&C
In this episode of the Internet Plumber Podcast, we chat with our friend Haley Ingram — the founder and CEO of Coffee and Contracts. We chat everything from camper van conversions, gators, to SaaS marketing tools, this episode really has it all. We also dig into Hopsotch.io, and a few open source...
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20: AI fitting rooms, cold plunging, brilliant smart glasses, & documentary film-maker Tash Baycroft
In this episode of The Internet Plumber Pod, we dive into an array of topics. Joined by one of Gavins pals, Tash Baycroft, who shares his experiences in the hunting, fishing, and wildlife conservation documentary sector. From AI fitting rooms, to Tattooer booking systems, this conversation brings...
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19: Vagus nerve, React native IDE, Scalar waves, Delphi AI, and in person pod sessions
This week, Elysse visits the office for an in-person recording, and we dig into Delphi AI, training your Vagus nerve, Scalar wave therapy, and React native IDE. We're also joined by Davina St Cyr, the Cowork community manager, and we ask her questions about vehicle auctions! Drop your comments &...
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18: Not beer branding, Matty Matheson, Arc browser competitors, and independent designer Sebastian Abboud
In this episode, we're full of giggles. We're joined by our pal Sebastian Abboud, an independent designer out of Nanaimo, B.C, and we chat about Not Beer water branding, Canadian treasure Matty Matheson and his retro food co, Wealthsimples Canadian longevity and much more. Drop your comments &...
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17: Hydrogen spheres, oil Ressence watches, electric motorcycles, and Chris Foster from Converge
Another week, another pod! In this episode, we chat with our friend Chris Foster from Converge. We chat through his time up in Fort Mac & experience in the oil fields (including hydrogen spheres), we chat about AI & cyber security, the Vancouver riots and founders chatting about the future. Drop...
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16: Crocs, crypto invoice generator, Starlink map, bird watching, and if AI can be empathetic
In this episode, we chat Crocs and Jibbets, Starlink satellites and space trash, if AI has empathy, and The Field Guide to Dumb Birds of the Whole Stupid World. We'd love to hear your thoughts! Comment any questions below, and join us weekly as we zip through our newsletter to show you the gems...
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15: Fast Forward Freelance, the best nonny drinks for spring, Webflow vs. Framer and Grace Walker
This week we're joined by our friend Grace Walker, a designer and Webflow developer out of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Grace recently launched Fast Forward Freelance, a crash course for those looking to dive into the world of freelance design and development work. This episode was a joy to record,...
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14: Smart glasses, Claude 3 & OpenAI, custom keyboard keys, AI robots and a Playdate review
This week, Gavin gives us a review of his Playdate, we review Crappy sunglasses, have big discussions around OpenAI, Claude 3 and AGI, and Shawn pulls the trigger on a Work Louder keyboard. Mentioned in this one: https://www.crapeyewear.com/ https://teenage.engineering/products/cm-15...
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13: Sprinter van conversion chaos, Figma multi edit news, Rivian R3X review, and tech utopias
We're back! New week, new chaos. This week, Shawn tells us about his near rollover in his sprinter van, we review Figmas new multi edit updates, the Rivian R3X release (spoiler, we love it), and billionaire tech utopias being built outside San Francisco. This is also our last podcast with our...
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12: Vercel NYC, mechanical keyboards, Redbull F1 drone, and Robin Newman from Likely Story
Hey, hi, hello! We're back with another week of riveting, educational and borderline controversial links. We were also fortunate to be joined by Robin Newman this week, the founder of Likely Story, a digital game about how to deal with awkward romantic relationship scenarios, all while educating...
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11: Inside Drakes home, Dieter Rams framer components, data privacy, Taylor Swift and Tax Haven 3000
This week we went off script a little bit and added some bonus links to the roster. We chat about the 3D renderings of Drakes home, framer components with some real ASMR sounds, a tangent on data privacy, and the BEST way for you to do your taxes this year (with the best 2024 tax software). We…
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10: AI and creativity, Monocles, Vision pro apps, and wtf is up with Stanley cups
Hey, hello! This week we ran into technical difficulties, so we're posting a little late. We chat AI and creativity, AI dating apps, how people are liking their Vision Pro's (spoiler, they're not), and wtf is up with Stanley cups. TTYL! Mentioned in this one: https://abstract-intelligence.com/...
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09: Teenage engineering, King crab, Neuralink, Ai news and Maple syrup heist
Welcome back to another week of links! This week we chat Teenage Engineering toy cars, olive oil mafia, maple syrup heists, and more Ai news. Check the link below: Mentioned in this one Teenage Engineering: https://teenage.engineering/products/grip-car Graza Olive oil: https://www.graza.co/…
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08: Code editors, Swords, MP4's & React, and the future of graphic design
One of our talented designers Caitlin Aboud joins us to chat B&E's, open source code editors, swords, and the future of graphic design in the shadow of AI. Mentioned in this one: Intersting Internet - https://www.fuse.kiwi/ Jeremy Koreski -...
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07: Apple Vision Pro, Hipster coffee, Meat diets and Rabbit OS
Back at it this week with our head of technology Adriaan Mulder. We dig into all meat diets, hipster coffee and our first thoughts around Apple Vision Pro. Check out these rad links below; Mentioned in this one: Drink Poppi - https://drinkpoppi.com/ Birdie Air Monitor -...
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06: HEY vs Apple, App Store rev sharing, the Ostrich algorithm, and screaming on the internet
We’re back! In our first ep of 2024 we talk wipeouts, axe throwing, and the HEY vs. Apple App Store revenue share saga. We also contemplate clicky Blackberry keyboards and typing speed. Timestamps: 00:56 Wassup 05:33 Axe throwing 07:58 The AMC Spirit 14:26 The Ostrich algorithm 17:20 Fuzzy search...
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05: Google Gemini, Ken Block, downhill biking, foot-shaped pillows and band names
In this ep, the crew talk Gemini, Google’s release strategy, print mags, the legendary Ken Block, and passwordless authentication. Timestamps 0:00 Intros 2:20 Band names 11:20 Colour contrast and Gavin’s night vision 15:16 Foot pillow 19:50 Print mags 23:46 PamPam 25:50 Cool art 27:36 More lamps,...
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04: React Native, Leica, film photography, pre-fab cabins & Cybertruck
In this ep, we feature special guest Cory Schadt, Input front-end engineer extraordinaire. We debate the merits of the Cybertruck, talk about the pros and cons of building a React Native app, and learn about developing your own film photos. Timestamps: 0:00 Intros 4:08 Infinite Flowers 5:58 Pika...
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03: Van life, Tailwind CSS, online news, Teenage Engineering, and Q*
In this ep, we riff on online news and Canada’s Bill C-18, Tailwind CSS, and running LLaMA 2 uncensored. Plus, we look at Teenage Engineering’s latest drop, and catch up on the latest in this month’s OpenAI saga. Timestamps: 0:00 Intros 4:03 Van life 9:55 Hacker News hosting 12:15 Tailwind CSS...
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02: OpenAI, safety, e/acc, DIY skate parks, and the AI Man-slator
In this second episode, we finally introduce ourselves, dish about the OpenAI drama, and jam on the current implications for dev teams building with the OpenAI API (like us). We also discuss vector databases, the “ultimate AI rizz app,” and how polite we should be to our smart devices. Our video...
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01: GPTs, personal finance apps, volcanoes and sconces
In this first episode, the Input Logic crew jam on our favorite tech tools, links and random discoveries of the past week. We also forget to introduce ourselves. Mentioned in this ep: Get our weekly newsletter: https://inputlogic.beehiiv.com/ Stilo, our journaling app: https://stilo.ai The…
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Join the Input Logic crew as they plumb the depths of the internet every week, and talk about building apps and tech products. Featuring Shawn Adrian (@nerdburn), Gavin Vickery (@geekforbrains), and Elysse Bujold (@elyysseeee) (plus rotating guests from the Input team).
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Join the Input Logic crew as they plumb the depths of the internet every week, and talk about building apps and tech products. Featuring Shawn Adrian (@nerdburn), Gavin Vickery (@geekforbrains), and Elysse Bujold (@elyysseeee) (plus rotating guests from the Input team).
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