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BuildInPublic Win Real Money – Shipaton.com
Aug 6, 2026 • 00:33:09
Most developers leveraging AI code assistants are burning through expensive tokens only to end up with buggy builds and severe architectural drift. In this episode, Andrew and Nathan break down an actionable, multi-model approach to AI application development. Learn how combining Claude Opus for initial deep architectural planning with Fable…

Everyone’s a Billionaire, Now What?
Jul 29, 2026 • 00:34:53
Imagine a near future where software self-improves, physical systems are manufactured by autonomous robotics, and the ultimate constraint on human progress is no longer physical labor, but imagination. What happens to competition, work, and human motivation when basic scarcity begins to disappear? In this episode, Andrew and Nathan dive into…

Open Sauce 2026: Why AI coding tools fail solo teams
Jul 23, 2026 • 00:49:13
Building software with AI feels effortless—until you try to ship it. Most developer-focused AI tools are built by engineers for engineers, leaving solo founders and non-technical teams trapped in a maze of terminal prompts, unscalable code bases, and hidden security risks. Fresh off exhibiting at Open Sauce 2026, Nathan and…

Nathan at Open Sauce 2026 July 18 & 19 THIS WEEKEND
Jul 17, 2026 • 00:03:07
Nathan will be at Open Sauce 2026 July 18 & 19th with his Open tDCS: https://github.com/nathanfu88/opentdcs! Academics currently face massive friction when researching transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS)—everyone uses different parameters, leading to conflicting conclusions and disorganized data. Open source science needs a standard baseline, and that’s exactly what we’re…

Why AI Data Centers Aren’t The Real Problem
Jul 16, 2026 • 00:44:40
Is the panic over AI data centers actually justified, or are we worried about the wrong things? Andrew and Nathan broadcast from a struggling Silicon Valley connection to dismantle the current state of AI infrastructure and corporate strategy. We dive deep into Google’s confusing pivot away from developer-focused enterprise tools…

Stop Optimizing Code for Humans
Jul 9, 2026 • 00:48:50
This week, we strip away the marketing fluff to look at the practical reality of outcome-driven software development. We trace how software abstraction has evolved from raw Assembly language down to modern multi-agent architectures that coordinate dozens of concurrent tasks to isolate and fix system bugs in a matter of…

Did we predict AI correctly? 2026 predictions – Mid Year Check-in
Jul 3, 2026 • 00:51:51
Every tech executive promised a world-ending AI revolution by mid-2026, but raw production data tells a completely different story. The technical landscape is drowning in marketing noise, and pragmatic builders are left dealing with the structural friction of overhyped systems. In this mid-year recap, we bypass corporate tech fluff to…

Broken Tech Supply: Why tech prices are soaring
Jun 25, 2026 • 00:53:43
Tech giants want you to believe that rising hardware and software costs are the natural side effects of an inevitable AI revolution. They are lying. Apple’s recent 20% price hike on MacBooks and iPads is a symptom of a deeper structural failure: a consolidated semiconductor supply chain controlled by a…

Stop Outsourcing Risk. (Why open systems break)
Jun 19, 2026 • 00:59:22
Every builder feels the friction. We are transitioning out of a highly predictable system into a technical landscape dominated by hyper-specialized bottlenecks, bloated bureaucracies, and compounding architectural debt. Legacy frameworks are breaking down because current leadership models are fundamentally incompatible with reality, leaving pragmatic engineers trapped in a cycle of…

The Anthropic Reality Check: Claude Fable 5
Jun 13, 2026 • 00:46:34
The corporate marketing machine claims Anthropic’s new Claude Mythos 5 and Claude Fable 5 architectures change everything. Builders know better. In this episode, we strip away the high-energy tech fluff to pressure-test Claude Fable 5 against actual, complex development workflows, bypassing synthetic benchmarks to examine the raw execution mechanics. Andrew…
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