The Nonintuitive Bits (unknown_author)

• We are back
• The API Book
• How to version your API
• GitLab deleting your repositories (yes, same as Docker did)
• cron prompt
• Windows 9?

Today we talk about:

• Janet Jackson crashes computers - Microsoft debugged this the hard way
• Trolling the after Patent trolls - Cloudflare brought a troll to near extinction
• The Box: How shipping containers made the world smaller and deploying code easier
• Security issues are on the rise

• Apple Xcode Cloud - why?
• GitHub Trending, is it going away or not?
• Looria
• Apple Event

• PyTorch Foundation
• Uber been hacked
• Floppy disks, where are you?

• We are back!
• Threads vs Twitter
• Self-driving levels
• Stanford Smallville
• Are we all live in simulation?

Join our Discord server: https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ

• I have listened to us - last time - horrible 0_o
• Tesla drive in
• Hammer RV
• Musk is god?
• First Republican debates:
  • watch in full - Vivek and “Truth”
  • Tramp interview to tucker on X
• Movies Detective
• GPT3 fine-tuning
• Llama 2 and Llama code

In this impactful episode of the Non-Intuitive Bits podcast, hosts Slava and Nishant Sharma dive into various discussions. The conversation starts off with them sharing their struggles with transitioning to Linux from MacOS tool, mentioning tools like Mission Control and Troipoid.

They also discuss Fathom, an AI-driven management tool known for features like talk-time tracking and meeting summaries. The hosts contemplate on the future roles of AI, such as managing vacation requests and a futuristic concept of a "manager as a service".

Gaming fans would love the deep dive into games like Armored Core 6, Elden Ring, Souls, and Counter-Strike GO. They express their excitement for the upcoming CS2 on Valve's Source 2 engine and the upcoming Starfield's 'constellation edition' by Bethesda. The discussion continues with features on Poly Bridge 1 & 3, Euro Truck Simulator, and Microsoft Flight Simulator.

The podcast ends with a thoughtful discussion on the complications of manual VPN connections and the potential for automation solutions, including intriguing prospects of location-based automation in VPN.

Throughout the episode, the hosts also delve into operational specifics including the use of GPT tools like Jess and Jess P, innovations in AI technology like AutoMod, and the cost-efficiency exploration of using OpenAI API.

To top it all, Slava and Nishant recount their ongoing two-year long travel journey starting in March, exploring various national parks and cities with Airbnb stays across the States. They recount memories from cities like Chicago, Boston, Montana, etc.

Looking for a co-host, the hosts promise more enlightening discussions in future episodes, making this podcast a must-listen for tech and travel enthusiasts!

In today's episode powered by the Leaders Club, join hosts Dmitry, Nishant and Slava , as we traverse fascinating landscapes of AI, work cultures, gaming and much more.

Explore the intricacies of AI with gripping discussions on Python and Go languages in AI; weighing Go over Python, owing to project constraints. Delve into the mammoth function of AI in network security, shedding light on its potential misuse in orchestrating personalised attacks and innovative keyword caller identity validation as a precautionary measure.

Join us as we navigate the exciting world of global work cultures. From the European experiment with a four-day work week to the stringent Chinese '9 and 6' work protocol, calling for a 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. commitment six days a week - uncover the diverse range of work ethics practised worldwide. Don't miss the intriguing anecdotes from 'Black Saturday' in Soviet Union post World War II and array of unique workplace practices found across the globe.

In our leisure segment, we dive into the world of gaming with Fort Solis's timed demo, the exclusive Starfield and the unusual case of Rockstar Games betting on 'pirated' versions. Then, we end with an enticing detour into the film world with critical reviews of the 'One Piece' series on Netflix and an immersive account of the film 'Oppenheimer' in 70mm at IMAX.

Closing the discussion, we examine the efficacy of podcast summary technologies such as Buzzsprout’s co-host feature, Fathom and a custom script. For our listeners keen on keeping the conversations going, we warmly extend an invitation to join our [discord channel discussions](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ).

Don't miss this insightful deep-dive into the realms of AI, work cultures and entertainment, revealing splendid intersections of technology, work ethics and recreation.

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- The episode debuts by addressing the diminishing excitement towards Apple's events, in contrast to the positive response towards their decision of moving to USB-C.
- A humorous interlude details out the host's experience of juggling professional commitments with a leg injury.
- Introducing a MacOS application, DrawThings. The applications' ability to generate high-quality content using pre-trained models like stable diffusion is emphasized.
- Analysis of the US auto industry's strike is discussed, involving behemoths like Ford, GM and Stellantis and the impact it's made.
- Literary review of "S." by J.J Abrams and Doug Dorst, highlighting its compelling sideline stories, secret messages and interactive puzzles.
- Moving towards the gaming section, exploration of the Xbox Series S's upcoming features, and the anticipation for cross-progression in Baldur's Gate.
- Discussion on the unavailability of control adaptations for Baldur’s Gate 3 on Xbox.
- Showcasing the collector's edition of Starfield - Starfield Constellation Edition, that also doubles as a smartwatch. An examination of the user experience and disappointment over the physical system.
- Comparison with Fallout, highlighting Starfield's flexible cosmic narratives.
- Undergoing Resident Evil 4's remake and its availability on multiple platforms including iPhone and Oculus.
- Providing personal insights into the Tesla roof installation process and their customer service experience.
- The final segment includes a look into the potential future of Apple products, discussing potential changes in devices such as foldability, form factors and more.
- Inviting listeners for in-depth gaming sessions with games; Lies of P and Baldur's Gate, in the following podcast.
- To engage with the podcast community, listeners are encouraged to join the official Discord channel here: https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ

For a detailed look at the discussed topics, join us next week for an exciting follow-up episode.

1. Explored the advanced features of chat GPT and its interaction with data indexing software like Glean.
2. Highlighted privacy of the models like LLAMA, a necessity for companies needing stringent data protection.
3. Discussed updates on BART, emphasizing the new extensions that mimic chat GPT plugins and enable third-party service integration.
4. Comprehensive review of the DALLE-3 model from OpenAI, and its interaction with ChatGPT, especially with the view to enhance ChatGPT image prompts.
5. Questioned OpenAI's business ethics, particularly regarding paying for products that lack transparency.
6. Discussed Apple's AI initiatives, including integrating AI into devices and potential improvements to Siri's new version.
7. Discussed societal representations in TV, using 'The Morning Show’s' third season as a reference point.
8. Shared insights on Netflix's 'One Piece' adaptation, with a focus on the effectiveness of anime-to-live-action transitions.
9. Reviewed the third season of 'Slow Horses.'
10. Expressed mixed views on the first two, and appreciation for the third season of 'Ted Lasso.'
11. Analyzed inconsistencies in television series in terms of direction and casting.
12. Offered a detailed critique of 'The Boys,' focusing on its unique depiction of superheroes.
13. Shared personal experiences of enhancing viewing experience with home projectors and soundbars.
14. Encouraged listeners to join the [Discord](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ) channel for further discussions.

Highlighted Books/TV Shows/Software/Hardware:
- 'The Morning Show' - Season 3
- 'One Piece' - Netflix Adaptation
- 'Slow Horses' - Season 3
- 'Ted Lasso' - Seasons 1, 2, 3
- 'The Boys'
- 'Barbie'
- GPT-4
- BART
- Glean
- DALLE-3
- Home Projector
- Soundbar

1. Episode begins with discussions about macOS enhancements, game development engines, and the introduction of memory alignment in Java.
2. The new features of macOS and its advancements, especially in camera technology and additional widgets, are highlighted 
3. The podcast discusses the impacts of these updates on M1 and M2 Macs and opens a debate over Intel-based Mac usage .
4. There's a detailed review of the MacBook Air with M2, noting its quiet operation due to the absence of cooling and enhanced battery life 
5. A relaxed chat about personal experiences and beverage preferences ensues 
6. The episode delves into Unity's new pricing policies and reflects upon developers' move towards the free and efficient Godot engine
7. The unique coding language of Godot, GDScript, is explored with assertions about its simplicity over Python. The podcast then navigates the challenges in Python, including lack of concurrency and parallel execution.
8. Changes in Python's Global Interpretation Lock (GIL), JavaScript's "async function" and Java's historic modifications are highlighted.
9. The podcast finishes the conversation on memory management with the introduction of Godot's variant type, efficient in representing common data types.
10. The focus of the conversation shifts to the gaming world, discussing Starfield's intriguing details while including spoiler alerts for the game Control and its narrative connection with Alan Wake.
11. The hosts discuss the impact of Bethesda's Microsoft acquisition on Starfield's storyline, the realism of the game's progression, and comparisons with games like Cyberpunk and Skyrim.
12. Details on Starfield's combat system, User Orieted Development Process (UODP), and a teaser for the next episode on UODP's management perspectives are brought up.

For in-depth talks and further discussions, join us on our Discord

# Material References:
1. Godot Engine
2. Unity Software
3. C-sharp Software
4. Python
5. PyTorch
6. JavaScript
7. Go Language
8. Java
9. Flask
10. Starfield (Game)
11. Control (Game)
12. Alan Wake (Game)
13. Cyberpunk (Game)
14. Skyrim (Game)
15. UODP

- special guest **Nolan Shah**.
- **Nolan Shah's insightful tech journey**: From AWS to Cruise.
- Streaming platforms for Podcast: **YouTube** and **Twitter**.
- Dive into **entrepreneurial spirit within tech industry**.
- Discussion on **new tech releases**: Pixels, Pixel Watch 2, iPhone's new camera features.
- **Physical vs. Digital**: Collecting films on Blu-rays against streaming limitations.
- **Sony's new benefit for PlayStation Plus subscribers**: An exclusive movie streaming service.
- Talking about **Advancements in AI**: Dali Tree, Meta Connect 2023, use of AI in stickers, and LLMs.
- Insight into **Latest Gadgets**: Quest 3, Ray-Ban/Meta glasses, and Silent Hill interactive TV series.
- **Glimpse into future with GoPro**: AI deciding which photos to keep.
- **Bing Chat vs Windows**: Issues with DALI 3 and administrative rights.
- Need to address **invasive requests for data access by software systems**.
- Exciting possibilities with **AI assistants integrated with Microsoft Windows**.
- Hypothetical scenario where **AI reads and interprets open source code**.
- **Metaverse meeting recollection**: Lex Friedman's interview with Mark Zuckerberg on Oculus Quest Pro.
- Effects of the **recent strike by screenplay writers in Hollywood** on the production of shows like 'Last Week Tonight with John Oliver'.

**Discussed Software, Books, and TV Shows**: iPhone, Youtube, Twitter, Xbox, iMessage, Playstation, Blu-ray, DVDs, Google Photos, AWS, Cruise, Bing Chat, Spider-Man, Dali Tree, Meta Connect 2023, Quest 3, Whatsapp, Silent Hill, Ray-Ban/Meta glasses, Microsoft Edge, DALI 3, Oculus Quest Pro, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Unreal MetaHuman, Apple Vision Pro, and Java/GVM source code.

Join the conversation on Discord [here](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ).

Main Topics:

• Google Meet using Chrome on MacOS and facing Mac screen sharing issues.
• Transition from Zoho to FastMail, focusing on privacy and benefits.
• FastMail’s pseudo email features and its cooperation with One Password.
• Differences and similarities between FastMail and Google Workspace.
• Deep analysis of Tesla’s self-driving technology and neural network models.
• Evaluation of Tesla's autonomous driving performance.
• Technological understanding behind self-driving cars, discussing self-parking, sensors, cameras, and radar.
• Relationship of radar, LiDAR, and Microsoft Kinect in autonomous cars.
• Discussion on crash rates of autonomous cars vs human-driven cars.
• Comparing Waymo, Cruise, and Chevy Bolt EV costs and experiences.
• Introduction of Waymo's partnership with a Chinese manufacturer for a purpose-built car.
• Speculating the future of self-driving cars.
• Electric vehicle industry: challenges, GM's Ultium platform benefits, and cost savings.
• Review and analysis of films including Barbie, No Hard Feelings, Palm Springs, Deadpool, The Proposal, Zoolander, and Naked Gun.

References:

• Google Meet
• Chrome (macOS)
• Zoho
• FastMail
• iCloud+
• One Password
• Google Workspace
• Tesla
• ROS (Robot Operating System)
• Microsoft Kinect
• Waymo
• Cruise
• Chevy Bolt EV
• GM's Ultium platform
• Various films: Barbie, No Hard Feelings, Palm Springs, Deadpool, The Proposal, Zoolander, Naked Gun, Hotshot, Lethal Weapon, American Pie, Free guy.

Reach Out: Engage with us and the community on our Discord Channel.

- Introduction of Leaders Club and Discord channel, with the addition of YouTube live streaming.
- Exploration of Gutenberg 2 for improved podcast audio quality.
- Short notes on Barbie, culturally-iconic movies, personal projects, coding reduction, and a discussion on vacation focused on relaxation and golf.
- Updates on Google's Notebook ML service for non-AI users; introduction and exploration of Waymo's Waymax tool and other software tools, such as WebViz.
- Outlook discussion on ChatGPT subscription to API, DALI, and ChatGPT-4V and functionalities including picture uploading and contextual inquiries.
- Software discussions: Diving into the usability of Copilot on VS Code, Synology, SSD cache for performance enhancement, and potential migration issues.
- Cultural discourse: An in-depth study of Radicalization, societal openness, alliances, influence of companies promoting discourse, and change in Victoria's Secret marketing dynamics. A detailed examination of Coronavirus and Black Lives Matter protests. Discussion on public distrust due to governmental insights.
- A critical look at the trend of Radicalization in U.S. universities.
- Reflection: Exchanging ideas on approaches to aggressive discussions, the need for empathetic dialogues, and social changes in the U.S. over the last decade.
- A literary viewpoint on Cryptonomicon for detailed commentary on encryption and message passing.
- Fitness comparison: Analyzing the practicality of FeedBot and Apple Fitness.

Join in the conversation on Discord: [https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)

- Analysis and insights: 'Rick and Morty' season.
- Fitness-centric TV shows: 'Fast and Furious', 'Superman', 'Rick and Morty'.
- Movie discussion: 'The Covenant', 'The Morning Show' Season 3, 'Foundation' series, 'Five Nights at Freddy's' movie trailer.
- Video Game ecosystem: Player switch rationale within 'Finals', 'Apex', 'Fortnite', 'Call of Duty', 'Contra Strike'.
- Discord join invitation for listeners.
- Literary sessions: Isaac Asimov's book review and relation to Loki TV series.
- Game launches: 'Alan Wake 2', alternatives like 'RoboCop: Rogue City', first impressions of 'Spider-Man 2' for PlayStation, PlayStation 5 Slim Edition.
- Professional gaming culture update - gaming trends and streaming updates.
- Electric Vehicle News - 'Cruise', 'Waymo', Ford F-150, Tesla Model 3.
- Tech Talk - User experience of 'One Password', 'Bitwarden', 'FastMail'.
- Personal Segment: Hiking trip experience in Boulder, Colorado.

- They touched on issues with Amazon Live streaming
- Unpacked societal labeling as seen in the is movie "Barbie"
- Talked about celebrities like Will Ferrell, Ryan Gosling, and Margot Robbie
- They compared "Barbie" with "South Park" highlighting their multiverse themes
- Explored the influence of 'woke mob' in Hollywood
- Delved into Elon Musk's statement on Twitter censorship during the Joe Rogan show
- Underlined the need for laws defining 'reasonable efforts' in the balance between labeling bans and civil rights
- Dissected freedom of speech and the role of platforms like Facebook and Twitter
- Discussed the differences between newspapers and social platforms
- Covered the applications of media laws to new and traditional media
- The conversation then went onto the balance between corporate moderation and unrestricted freedom
- Warned of the potential dangers of company moderation limiting diverse thoughts
- Brought up U.S decisions regarding censorship, and the use of "AllSides" for diverse U.S politics
- Reviewed the book "Cryptonomicon", shedding light on WWII, mathematics, and cryptography
- The hosts recalled personal encounters with crypto analysis
- Dug into challenges and excitement of deciphering "Cryptonomicon", including reader's thoughts
- Gave kudos for the immersive gaming experience in "Alan Wake 2"
- Analyzed the cross-over narratives in games such as the Elite Dangerous series, Horizon Zero Dawn, and Sony's Star Wars franchise
- Reviewed the books "The Art of Thinking Clearly", and "Serial Fun", which delve into biases and game development respectively
- Explored AI services for writing book narratives and summaries
- Celebrated reaching roughly 500 listeners per episode in the first month of the season

Join the conversation in our Discord Community: https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ

- In-depth analysis of **_Silent Hill Ascension_**, addressing its graphics, plot and in-game currency
- Discussion on **_HomeBridge plugins_** and their usefulness for non-compatible devices
- Highlights from the **_OpenAI Dev Day_**, including the unveiling of GPT4 Turbo and future AI offerings
- Examination of the AI's impact, focusing on **_personalized chat GPTs_**
- Introduction to the up-and-coming **_ChargeGPT plugin marketplace_** and its potential applications
- Discussions on **_Private Assistant API_** by OpenAI and its practical uses
- Delving into the evolution and future of **_VR gaming_** and experiences with games like _MetaQuest_ and _Dungeons of Eternity_
- Talk about **_gaming mechanics_**, gaming tutorials, and modern gaming trends
- Detailed review of **_Alan Wake 2_**, exploring in-game evidence reading for gameplay and immersive environments
- Conversations about the **_ethical considerations of AI_**, its influence on employment, and adjustments of the workforce
- Analysis of the competitive **_work environment_** across various sectors, spotlight on NASA
- Discussion on budget image creation services and the redundancy of low-quality content production
- Speculation about the **_universal potential of AI_**, Tyson's theorem, and mention of Elon Musk's initiatives

* Intro by Slava Kovalevskyi
  - Reference to Kovalevsky Academy YouTube channel for live broadcasts

* Discussion Topics
  - Sovereign Shadow Leadership Society on Discord
  - Release of The Beatles' new song 'Now and Then'
  - Google's opt-out extension for Analytics on major browsers
  - Personal interest in the Indian Scout Motorcycle and Eagle Lights 5 Headlight modification
  - Recent changes in OpenAI's leadership
  - Bing Chat plug-ins and Character AI's speculated acquisition by Google

* Jessica GPT and VectorDB
  - Discussion on Jessica GPT, its prompt engineering, and VectorDB for long-term memory storage
  - Explanation of embeddings as a method to represent text as a vector of numbers

* Text management with Python AI tools for text-to-vector conversions and Vector Databases
  - Benefits of user-friendly Vector Database such as Pinecone AI

* New Releases
  - Introduction of new GPTs: Engineering Doc Critics and iPhone Wallpaper Maker
  - Introduction of Career Decision Helper

* Insights on Reducing Phone Usage
  - Strategies including using Apple Watch, creating phone-free zones, applying grayscale filter and reorganizing home screen

* AWS Services Review
  - Review of Party Rocked AWS and comparison with Charge GPT for app creation

* Discord link for further discussion: https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ

- Introduction to Jessica, a proactive AI personal assistant that interacts through Telegram.

- Jessica's integration with Google Calendar: Capable of creating event invites.

- Jessica's local Mac command execution: Discussing Jessica's ability to execute bash commands with explicit permissions.

- Jessica's long-term memory capabilities: Insight into how Jessica stores and retains information.

- Understand how Jessica comprehends message context and provides appropriate responses.

- Discussion on G-Asset: A basic, task-based chatbot.

- The process of deploying G-Asset using the ProactiveJS repository.

- Guidance on creating .env files and gathering necessary credentials for bot deployment.

- Future upgrades on Jessica's functionalities: From enhancing Google Calendar Integration and User Interface to gaining access to applications like Gmail and ToDo.

- Proposed integration with smart speaker technology using a device like Mycroft AI and executing commands through voice recognition.

## References:

- Join us at our [Discord](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ) for further discussion.

- [Radio-T Podcast](https://www.radio-t.com)

- Pop culture mention: South Park's special episode on Ponderverse.

- Mention of Open AI Day.

## Additional Notes:

- A Call-to-action for listeners to experiment with Jessica the AI bot.

- Announcement: A video guide on effectively deploying Jessica coming soon.

- The show host extends gratitude to listeners and wishes a Happy Thanksgiving. Please note that Jessica is still under development and its functionality may change for future updates.

- Modern parenting challenges and perks in a tech-centric world
- Innovation and technology in child care: Diaper disposals and smart devices
- Role of community in upbringing: Lessons from Denmark's fitness culture
- Unveiling Matter: Apple and Google's venture into a standardized IoT world
- Understanding the capabilities of Acara FP2 in smart device testing
- How to enhance Synology UI's memory and cache
- A deep dive into PlayStation's portal: Reddit threads, a Discord Server and a stock shortage [(Link)](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)
- Gaming updates: Boulder Gate 3 on Xbox and public reactions to GTA 6 trailer
- Games reimagined as TV series or movies: A look at Amazon's Prime Video Fallout series
- The PlayStation 5 shortage saga: A brief on eBay resales
- Steam Deck's seamless gaming feature, with game reviews of 'Foxhole' and 'MudRunner'
- Market trends: The cost-effective shift towards GPTs and OpenAI's predictive Assistant API
- Investing insights: newsletter.myjess.ai newsletters, chances and challenges of GPT technology
- Chat up with the Market: Project to establish a market analysis chatbot with Assistant API
- Speculations on the Federal Reserve Rate Decision and Auto Hike Inflation Rate Release
- Alpaca: The Robinhood for APIs and the new BART version release
- Battle of Bots: RoboRock vs Roomba and the influence of Apple Pay
- The engine behind the game: Experiences with Unity, Godot, and Defold
- A comparative study: Gemini Pro and ChargePT, with a chat on Apple Pay [Join our discussion on Discord.](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)

- Deep dive into Nintendo Switch and games like Zelda, Disco Elysium
- Discussion on bundle selling, illustrated by Costco
- Limitations and alternatives for MacOS support in gaming
- Exposition of Voyager 1 spacecraft and its mission
- Overview of BART and Gemini AI models, pricing, and API issues
- Discussion on Mistral AI model, Java Coding Bootcamp, Ava PLS MacOS app
- Applications of AI in data curation at Meta, Microsoft, GM, Toyota
- Introduction to Scale.com's role in AI data management and its pre-IPO investment via Equity Zen
- Examination of unique manufacturer partnerships, case study: Philips' baby pacifiers
- Review of Ledger hardware wallet for managing crypto keys
- Brief on Mazda CX-5’s Capacitor start strategy and cryptographic key management techniques
- Grok's investment predictions, Steam Deck desktop PC use, refactoring academy changes

- Thoughts on the operational period of Cruise- a quiet Christmas and New Year period now a tradition
- Anecdotes from 'John Wick' - a vigilante saga from Reddit, as it unfolded in Mexico
- Dmitry Manarikov's propositions on post-holiday plans and parenting
- Dwell into 'engineering excellence' vs 'operational excellence' - insights from Charlie Bell from AWS
- Observability and unit tests in programming decoded
- Studying AWS and Uber - their business processes under the lens
- A gaming session featuring a range of titles, including Nintendo Switch, Punch Club, Dave the Diver, Outer Wilds, Deathloop, Stray, Journey, What Remains of Eddie Switch, and Life Is Strange
- Encountered any tribulations with gaming on Apple's M1 chip? Discussing conundrums such as CS2’s lack of Mac support and Steam’s communication pitfalls
- Jessica's long-term memory GPUs - how useful are they?
- A peek into the world of stock investment bots - managing performance hiccups and the spotlight on Solana investments
- OpenAI's growth trajectory - improvements and impacts
- Our shout-out corner - Alexander and Oleg, join the live stream on our YouTube channel or engage with us on our [Discord community](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)
- An in-depth exploration into Local Language Models (LLMs) - dealing with fine-tuning issues and data collection barriers
- Privacy paradox, data governance and AI's ability to discern human behaviour - a deep dive into the data age
- Applying 'single responsibility' principle to IoT devices - breaking it down
- Hunting for simple and reliable devices for smart home systems - the journey and challenges

Make sure to [join our Discord community](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ) for more engaging discussions.

## Show Notes:

- Discussed Chat GPTs, Local Large Language Models (LLM) and their use in devices
- Reviewed Unihertz, compact handheld PC by Rabbit.Tech
- Touched upon large action model and service integration by Rabbit.Tech
- Experimentation of LLM on iPhone 15 and implications for personal privacy
- Delved into the drama surrounding Bitcoin ETFs
- Potential consequences of ETF fund misplacing private keys
- Discussed SpaceX's migration of Starlink to 4G LTE phones
- Concerns related to bandwidth issues and iPhone price hikes
- Reviewed games: Lethal Company, Control
- Explored Apple's satellite communication choices for iPhones
- Talked about Dmitry's instrumental tool - Running Habit Architect
- Attention drawn to security risks with Bitcoin ETFs following SAC's Twitter hack
- Book Recommendation: "Going Infinite," detailing the story of the crypto exchange FTX

## References & Further Reading:

- [Discord Discussion](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)
- Companies discussed: OpenAI, Unihiker, Rabbit.Tech, SpaceX, Apple
- Referenced games & books: Control, Lethal Company, LLMs, APIs, Going Infinite

Please join the Discord (https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ) channel for the discussions.

#### The Screens: Big and Small
- Reflective discussion on Apple TV's 'Oppenheimer'.
- Comparative analysis of cinema and IMAX experiences.

#### Books and Related Media
- Appreciation of "The Making of the Atomic Bomb" and its connectivity with 'Oppenheimer'.
- Thorough review and dynamic exchange on the 'Black Mirror' series.

#### Trade and Technology
- Insights on Lego investment potential and tech firm trading strategies with NVIDIA as a case study.
- Introduction to Profits Taken service for aiding day trading efforts.

#### AI and the Future of Trading
- Assessing the role of AI in trade with a look at platforms like GPT.
- Detailed debate on AI training platform efficiencies.

#### Gaming and AI
- Launch of a new game featuring two GPT AI actors; an exploration of 'Exit The Game'.
- Overview of the rising trend of 'AI Girlfriends' in tech circles.

#### In-Depth Tech Discussions
- Report on Meta's purchase of H100 GPUs for LAMA Tree training.
- A comprehensive conversation on the current scenario of global chip production.
- Discussion on the potential aftermath of a catastrophic event at a TSMC fab.
- Examination of Meta's growing interest in open-source technologies.

#### Controversies
- Addressing the ongoing OpenAI controversy straining relations between scientists and the business sector.

#### Multimedia Content
- Review and observations on the new Daily Wire movie centered on basketball and gender politics.
- Look at the quick sales of Apple Vision Pro and following discussions.

#### Gear Focus
- A detailed study of Dell UltraSharp 6K monitor and its potential uses.
- Comparisons between Apple's new studio display, LG UltraFine, and Dell UltraSharp 6K.
- Exploring HDR support across different devices.

## References
- Apple TV's series: Oppenheimer and Black Mirror
- Book References: "The Making of the Atomic Bomb", "Going Infinite"
- Investment Focus: Lego Sets, NVIDIA, ChargePT
- Tech Focus: OpenAI GPT, LAMA Tree, Profits Taken service
- User Interaction: [Discord Community](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)
- Companies: Amazon, Uber, Meta, TSMC
- VR: Oculus
- Displays: Apple Vision Pro, Dell UltraSharp 6K, LG UltraFine 5K Monitor, Apple Studio Display
- Media Content: Silicon Valley (TV Show), Basketball-based movie by Daily Wire.

- Review and breakdown of HiFiMan Sundara High Fidelity Headphones.
- Insights on 'The Quantum Thief', a science fiction novel by Hannu Rajaniemi.
- Featuring 'Endurance', an exploration of survival and leadership.
- Examination of the TV show 'The Terror', a survival story with a monstrous twist.
- Coverage of topics such as privacy-focused societies, encryption function, and historical references.
- Highlight of the Netflix film 'Snow Society'.
- Deep-dive into North Pole survival stories and related films/books.
- Overview of 'Why Apollo was a success' and valuable engineering lessons from the project.
- Game review: 'Evil West' and 'Simulacra'.
- Exploring iOS features, specifically Stolen Device Protection.
- Update on OpenAI's advancements, privacy features and GPT-4 quotas.
- Discussion on GPT's new workspace-only visibility and its impact.
- In-depth talk about adventure motorcycles, featuring Harley Davidson Panamerica.
- Overview of Harley Davidson's move into the touring/adventure bike market.
- Experiences with off-road biking and plans for future excursions.
- Join us on Discord for more conversation. [Link](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)

* Sharing of personal motorcycle stories and aspirations, with a focus on Harley Davidson Pan America.
* Adventures with rental bikes and overseas riding experiences.
* Debate over functionalities and performances of Google's Gemini AI and OpenAI GPT-4.
* Examination of big tech data usage policies with a lens on chat data and Gmail uses.
* Discussion on Judge GPT's privacy policy by OpenAI.
* Introduction of an AI that estimates caloric intake from dish photos.
* Mention of the "Hot Dog or Not Hot Dog" app as portrayed in the "Silicon Valley" TV series.
* Deep dive into fitness tech, featuring Orange Theory's gym experiences and community engagement.
* Reflection on a news report about a stolen airplane and the related legal implications.
* Analysis of reckless behaviors in flying, motorcycling, and snowboarding activities.
* Investigation into a case regarding Samsung's alleged misconduct over warranty claims.
* Screening of Nassim Taleb's book with a focus on wealth concepts.
* The showcase of Luzit app for tracking calorie intake.
* Recounting of a tragic plane crash involving a popular YouTuber.
* Story of a plane theft incident at Palo Alto airport exposing a security lapse.
* Speculation over a potential lawsuit against Samsung for deceptive warranty processes.
* Revisit of the "Hot Dog or Not Hot Dog" app from TV series "Silicon Valley".
* Discussions on the consequences of dangerous behaviors in motorcycling and snowboarding.
* Strategies for managing risks while snowboarding in the Alpine region.

[Join the discussion on Discord](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)

* In-depth exploration of the current landscape of Firefox browser and potential AI integration.
* Deconstruction of OpenAI's new product, Sora: a tool generating video from text.
* Deep dive into the improvement of GPT's long-term memory by OpenAI and its implications.
* Review of the Turing test's effectiveness in evaluating AI intelligence.
* Fascinating story about AI being used for interaction on Tinder.
* Games reviewed: 'God of War, Ragnarok', 'Spider-Man 2', 'Elden Ring', 'Polytopia'.
* Detailed understanding and review of 'Options as a Strategic Investment' by Lawrence G. McMillan.
* Discussion on diverse investment strategies like write put and margin enabling.
* Examination of AI's capacity to learn and adapt across different domains.
* Recommended reading: 'Quantum Thief' by Hannu Rajaniemi, 'Options as a Strategic Investment' by Lawrence G. McMillan.
* Gaming highlights: 'God of War, Ragnarok', 'Spider-Man 2', 'Elden Ring', 'Polytopia'.
* Shout-out to tech tools: 'Sora' by OpenAI, 'Think or Swim', 'E-Trader'.
* Discussion on tech hardware: Xbox Console, PlayStation Console.
* Detailed analysis of the write put strategy using NVIDIA shares as an example.
* Reflections on different aspects of stock market principles and risk tolerance.
* A look back at the finale episode of The Grand Tour.
* Fond reminiscences about Top Gear.
* A tease about an exciting topic for the next episode.

For further discussions, join us on [Discord](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ).

- Examination of RPG "Outer Worlds" from Obsidian.
- Speculation about the "Outer Worlds 2" sequel, potentially releasing in 2025.
- Dissecting options trading experiences, recommended book "Options as a Strategic Investment."
- Robinhood user experiences regarding SPY shares.
- Presentation of ProfitStaking and PredictingAlpha for generating trade ideas.
- Evaluation of long-term efficacy of trading strategies.
- Introduction to Shiny framework for R developers.
- Trading risk management insights and real-world stories.
- Recommendation to join WallStreetBets Reddit thread for investors.
- Netflix's "Blue Eye Samurai", comparison to "Arcane" series.
- Highlight on "Zone of Interest", a WWII movie focused on a German family around Auschwitz.
- Discussion on OpenAI's new video creation model, SORA.
- Features of "Dragon's Dogma 2" video game.
- Societal perspectives on abnormal behavior in privileged circles.
- Review of "Downfall" movie for its depiction of Berlin's final days in WWII.
- Origin and impact of popular meme from "Downfall."
- Historical quiz featuring Hitler.

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- Exploring the strengths of **Godot** and **Unity** for game development, using the creation of a city builder game as a case study.
- Diving into **Google's IDX project**: its features, potential, and personal insights.
- The future of gaming: implications of AI technologies in managing game cheats.
- Challenges in large language models: scrutinizing the optimization boundaries in **ChatGPT**.
- Discussing the impact of a YouTuber's critique of **Fisker** on the car manufacturer.
- Analysing **WorldCoin**: Sam Altman's project merging cryptocurrencies and biometric data for identity verification.
- Exploring how AI-driven development could revolutionize the IT industry.
- The tools leading the AI revolution: **Intel on Devine AI developer model**, **Anthropic's Cloud Tree** coding model, and **migration from JavaScript to TypeScript**.
- Quantum computing's potential impact on the IT industry.

* Insights: State of the podcast's [Discord](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ) server and viewing count differences across Twitter and other platforms.

**Movie and TV Reviews:**

* "Puss in Boots, The Last Wish" - Interesting contrast with previous film, deep discussion on 3D movies.
* "Ferrari" - Similar feel to "Ford vs Ferrari".
* TV Reflections: "The Gentleman" by Guy Ritchie on Netflix and upcoming "Shogun" series on HBO.

**Game Discussion:**

* New card game simulating stock market investing.
* Review of open-world RPG "Dragon's Dogma", anticipation for other titles such as Elden Ring and Starfield.

**Technological Exploration:**

* User experience with Tesla's Powerwall.
* Exciting developments in solar technology - solar windows, flexible panels.
* Introduction of Crew AI - agent-creation toolset with integrated backstory features.
* Deeper understanding of Language Learning Models (LLMs) interaction with Crew AI.

**Sociopolitical Insights:**

* Analysis of Don Lemon vs Elon Musk interview.
* Influence of active party members on political primaries based on "Primary Solution".
* Discourse on societal acceptance and impact of law.

**Final Remarks:**

* Impact and responsibility of popularity in the era of social media.
* Thank you note to listeners.

**Community Discussion:** [Discord](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)

**Highlighted Topics:**
- Discussion on the perils of 'airdrop' investment scams in the cryptocurrency realm
- Fastmail's anti-spam feature exploration and privacy violation detection
- Overview of Robinhood Gold Card features and comparison with Privacy.com
- Examination of the self-driving industry's push from Level 4 to Level 2 and 3, with a focus on various notable partnerships
- Exploration of bringing self-driving tech to the heavy equipment industry as a safety measure
- Breakdown and analysis of the "Prometheus" movie, its audience responses and box office results
- Review of "Dungeons & Dragons", evaluating its creative potential and financial performance
- Discussion on the utility of productivity checklists
- Evaluation of the 'Second Brain' concept in information management

**Frequent Topics:**
- Introduction and assessment of Gmail's Gemini feature
- Survey of promising cloud technologies including DigitalOcean, Azure, and Google Cloud
- Prospects and challenges in AI and hardware startups investment
- Analysis of self-driving industry in the Bay Area and Uber's influence
- Insights into the construction of CI-CD systems and ensuring GPU availability
- Deep-dive into the "Three-Body Problem", its Netflix adaptation and the book-to-screen balance
- Review of the "Dune" movie, its visual impressions, parallels with the book and audience feedback
- Consideration of the 'Checklist Manifesto' and the impact of to-do checklists in task management
- Commentary on 'Obsidian' note-taking software as a productive tool

**Books, Movies, and Software:**
- "Prometheus" (Movie)
- "Dungeons & Dragons" (Movie)
- "Dune" (Movie)
- "Three-Body Problem" (Book)
- "Checklist Manifesto" (Book)
- "Fastmail" (Software)
- "Privacy.com" (Software)
- "Obsidian" (Software)

* Vocal cord troubles in Slava : An investigation into stimuli such as chocolate, coffee beans, and temperature.
* Exploration of Dell's 6K monitor, its advantages and drawbacks, and comparison to Apple products.
* Examination of monitor specifications including DPI and aspect ratios, with a focus on their impact on gaming.
* Highlight on LG OLED TV Models - 77, 83, and 90+ inches variants.
* Presentation of 'OpenInteract,' a project simplifying laptop features accessibility via LLM.
* Introduction to the 'Cru UI,' a personal assistant using 'Mistral 7 billion' parameters and operating on local LLM.
* Appreciation of the 'Embeddings' feature in Cru UI, enabling smart cloud and local LLM hierarchies.
* Detailed conversation on developer responsibility, AI use in the Israeli defense force and the vital role of accountability.
* Conversations around AI responsibility and myths about developers' sole liability for AI errors.
* Examination of 'Responsible AI,' the hurdles it faces and possible consequences of indolence in AI learning.
* Correlating developer accountability in AI execution to practical scenarios while considering the ethical aspects.
* Comparison of regulation in industries to AI, evaluating AI system trust & reliability
* A case for human supervision in AI-powered systems and a glance at the mystery of AI mechanisms.
* Ethical dilemmas and hypothetical challenges associated with self-driving cars.
* Referenced Book - "Blindsight": A comparison between AI and human thought processes.
* Delving into societal impacts of AI deployment, inspired by TV show scenarios and real-life instances.
* Discussion on secretive and disclosure strategies of intelligence agencies such as the CIA and their connections to AI.
* Insights into the CIA-KGB relations.
* Discussion on the enhancement of public trust following CIA Leaks.
* A deep-dive, based on "PsyHawks" YouTube video, into men's rights and disgruntled marriages.
* Study on relationship value transitions from the third to the fourth decade.
* Investigation of companion selection trends among single women and the transformation of dating dynamics(strategies like "dating up" and "dating down").
* Revolutionary findings about radical feminists' alteration in viewpoints.
* The Leonardo DiCaprio case - an evidence in relationship dynamics.
* Comparison of ideologies in twenties and fifties - liberal versus conservative outlooks.
* Humorous discussion on wealth redistribution.

Join the conversation on our [Discord](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ).

- In-depth exploration of Apple HomePod & Google Home.
- Critical analysis of Siri's utility in HomePod for smart home aspects.
- Sociological perspective on sequential changes in tech, relationships, and gender.
- References and insights from experts and content creators championing male rights.
- Aging and societal roles through the lens of 'The Kaminsky Method' & 'Amazon Fallout'.
- Discussion on network setup necessities: Xfinity 2.4GHz, TP-Link high-end, and Dream Machine.
- Detailed review & comparison of Dream Machine router vis-à-vis other routers & Apple devices.
- Examination of traffic analysis, remote access security, inter-VLAN traffic regulation, and HomeBridge for enabling non-HomeKit devices with HomeKit.
- Evaluation of local device connectivity hurdles and Philips Hue's sign-up approach.
- Introduction to Suno.com: An AI-powered music platform poised to disrupt the music industry.
- Explication on AI music tools' capability to orchestrate human-like compositions across genres.
- Exploration of AI's creative masterpieces, example: Swift Program Panic.
- Speculation on AI potentially curtailing music evolution and emergence of 'prompt engineer' as a future role.
- Glimpse into futurescape of programming being AI-powered APIs.
- Evaluation of several AI music platforms, best rating accorded to Suno.com.
- Closing thoughts on business prospects in reselling combinations of existing APIs.
- Advocacy for local & benign IoT and network systems.

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- Paydates and payday schedules in tech firms discussed
- The shift in U.S stock trading: Advancement to T+1 instead of T+2
- An unexpected discovery: Formula One Mercedes car Lego set
- Netflix documentary 'Drive to Survive' recommended for Formula One beginners
- Formula One viewed through the lens of an engineer: competition dynamics, changes in rules, strategies of the players
- Insight into the upcoming Las Vegas Formula One event
- Discussions on AI models: Pros and cons of Llama3, comparing Meta's GPT-3.5 to GPT-4
- Key highlights from Google's 2024 Cloud Next Event: AI Agents, AI and the role of BigQuery as a VectorDB
- Comparing AI models: ChargerPT vs Llama7b
- EV vs gas vehicles: Examining Cybertruck's features, recall event, and travel range
- Showcase of Gemini Pro's feature that converts YouTube links into a blog post
- Views on owning a Cybertruck: Weighing personal circumstances against the vehicle's features
- Discussing EV charging at home: Considering potential cost and utility, possible universal charging standards by Tesla
- Job changes revealed: Hosts' anticipation for their new roles at 'Snowflake'
- Evaluating 'Hell Divers' game: Discussing PlayStation and Xbox strategies
- Episode closure and segue into the next podcast

# Links mentioned:

- [Join us on our Discord channel](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)
- [Watch 'Drive to Survive' on Netflix](https://www.netflix.com/title/80204890)

- employment announcement (Snowflake).
- Tactics for successful initiation at new job situations.
- Examination of "genius syndrome."
- Weighing the benefits and drawbacks of book summary consumption.
   - Resources: 'First 90 Days', 'Programming Massively Parallel Processors.'
- Analyzing the shift towards low-level optimization in computer science due to hardware limitations.
- Reading habits strategies and the role of books.
   - Mention of 'Measure What Matters' by John Doerr.
- Overview of consumer reading trends and publishing industry adaptations.
- Mechanisms of selecting and adjusting to keyboards: GloVe 18, Kinesis Advantage 2 keyboards.
   - ZMK firmware usage for customization.
- 'Indieka' game overview set in 1890s Siberia and analysis of "Hellblade" and "Firewatch" games.
- Exploration of neural networks' potential and limitations in gaming contexts.
- Discussion about Antropic's recent white paper on neural network advancements.
- Q&A session covering AI models.
- Preview of AI topics for subsequent episode discussions.

Discussions and involvement opportunities on our [Discord server](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ).

- The upsides of live shows, importance of timing.
- Examination of Helix Editor and its missing plugin support.
- The PlayStation Portal: A new era of network gameplay with PS5.
- Slava's gaming dilemma: Xbox vs. PlayStation.
- The eFoil wakeboard: A unique 'flight' experience.
- Smoking vs. grilling: Pros, Cons and Slava's personal take.
- Insights from OpenAI event, introduction to GPT-4.0 Omni.
- Recap of Google's I/O event, collaboration between NVIDIA and GB200 on AI chips.
- Bottleneck issues in AI development, differences of Intel and ARM.
- Chip design theories for optimizing transformers.
- Deep-dive into Large Language Models (LLMs) and optimization methods.
- Up-close with startups Cerberus AI, Grok; pioneers in LLM optimization.
- Highlights from Google I.O.: Project Astra spotlight.
- The rise of digital clone startups for low-level tasks.
- Insights from the Death Stars event on startup ecosystem.
- Future profession predictions: AI behaviour analysis, unveiling Gemini GEMS.

For detailed conversation, [join our Discord](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ).

* Tales of Roran Keaton, the GameStop Trader
* Market dynamics in the GameStop Stock Frenzy
* Robinhood and its influence on GameStop peak trading
* Investment strategies and trading tactics discussion
* In-depth exploration of GPU and TPU Kernel programming
* An overview of Triton and its role in GPU coding
* Microsoft Singularity Project analysis
* Insights into Uber’s cadence and model-specific GPU requirements
* Microsoft’s white elephant: the 'Recall' feature
* AI predictions: From omnipresent data recorders to tailor-made solutions
* Apple’s strategy against Microsoft’s AI advancements
* WWDC, Apple 2024 event: A peek ahead
* AdGuard Vs. PiHole: A verdict on Raspberry Pi 5
* Film and game reviews: 'Call of Duty', 'Sicario', 'Indica'
* Best and worst of Guy Ritchie: A review of 'Minister of Ungentleman Warfare' and 'Aladdin'

Join the conversation on our Discord: [https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)

- Evaluation of Sony earphones' quality
- Comparative review of 'Sicario' movie with Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho'
- Critical analysis of 'Jeremy Clarkson's Farm', and 'James May: Our Man in Japan'
- Discussion surrounding Apple WWDC 2024 - privacy concerns and prominent tech advancements
- Unravelling AI topics: limitations and potential of Siri and ChatGPT, challenges in Grok
- Examination of Apple's novel features: Apple Pencil, gesture-controlled AirPods, Apple's password manager
- Introduction and discussion on encrypted computations in data processing, integration with Language Models
- Insights on Rabbit's R1 smart hardware device and its downfall
- Discussing the influence of Apple in the app ecosystem (Uber, Spotify and more)
- Feasibility of Rabbit OS on Android devices application
- Analyzing Apple Intelligence marketing strategy, comparison: InfiniBand VS ROC
- Discussing the complexities of setting up data centers for Deep Learning

Join our next discussion on our [Discord](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ).

# Show Notes:
* Personalized Zoom meeting jingles.
* Features and anticipation of PlayStation 5 Pro and PlayStation Portal.
* ChargeGPT use-cases for daily commuting.
* Loving the LEGO STS Space Launch System model!
* Latest update on Voyager 1 repair.
* Advanced motorcycle features, like LCD screens with phone integration and ABS.
* Exploring the Harley Davidson Panamerica and Honda CB400.
* Tesla's influence on daily commuting with autopilot features.
* Introductory explanation of context caching in LLMs.
* Unwrapping the potential of NVIDIA's recent model and Ilya Sutskever's new venture.
* OpenAI's LLM team and their tackling of challenges.
* Honoring Grok and Ilyas Uskever's remarkable contributions to Chat GPT.
* A comparative analysis of different AI models in the market.
* Insight into Elon Musk's AI contributions.
* A comprehensive guide to building a new LLM model.
* Investigating the US-China competition in AI.
* Cloud Opus vs. Chat GPT – A debate.
* How OpenAI model handles criticism.
* Introducing: Google's Gemini options.
* Google Jamboard's discontinuation in December 2024.
* Spotlight on PvKK – A unique simulation game set in an imaginary world.
* Discussing the rising popularity of simulation games.

Join us for more discussions on our [Discord Channel](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)!

- Sicario Moe: A cinematic critique
- Examining game expansions: John Wick's perspective DLC
- 'The Boys': Comic vs TV Series contrast
- ChargerPT – An AI Assist for software engineering fundamentals
- Unpacking the Unity game engine's move towards manufacturing
- John Deere's AI Agritech revolution
- Unveiling the technical challenges of internet dependency
- Emergence of tech monopolies and ecosystem implications
- The Right to Repair and the Modern Device maze
- Reflecting on farming's digital shift and food production reliance on tech
- Addressing satellite network disruptions & crop collection impacts
- Cyber Security in an Automated World: Threats and Safeguards
- Shipping Software Vulnerabilities: An Insight into Container Management
- MH370: Netflix's exploration of a modern aviation mystery
- Mentor Pilot: A must-follow for aviation geeks
- Necessities of duplication & emergency systems in planes

Please join the Discord (https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ) channel for the discussions.

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But TLDR, you will be listening a lot about Jeep 4x4

- Shared interesting perspectives on fitting lidar sensors in Halo Game-inspired Cybertrucks.
- Talked about the latest from the AI world including the introduction of LLAMA 3.1 and denser architecture models.
- Delved into the nagging issues surrounding GPU-use in AI model training and CPU corruption.
- Discussed key tech players - Intel, Apple, NVIDIA, Snapdragon, ARM, and Surface Pro 9 - and their influence on the current tech landscape.
- Explored AI’s utility in real-world scenarios like customer interactions and personal finance management.
- Unraveled the complexities of working with multiple AI models and associated functionalities.
- Introduced a proposed Python toolbox to streamline the utilization of local tools and functions.
- Highlighted promising, yet cost-effective AI models - GPT 4.0 Mini and Gemini Flash.
- Talked about AI’s potential as an uber-efficient search tool for personal wikis and large databases.
- Gave a roundup of the ongoing trends in the autonomous car industry and unveiled some fascinating insights about projects by GM and Waymo.
- Examined the recent CrowdStrike outage and pondered over the implications of government regulations for corporate security.

Please join the Discord (https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ) channel for the discussions.

- An in-depth analysis and review of the upcoming **Bioshock 4 teaser trailer** and **Elden Ring DLC**.
- Overview of powerful tech solutions including potential of **Vector DB** and **Gemini’s 'flash' tier** in the context of AI Studio by OpenAI.
- Exploration into technical intricacies of **Helm on Kubernetes**, complemented by an insider's perspective of **Inside AI**.
- Decoding **DeepMind's latest model**, aided in solving Mathematical Olympics problems.
- Personalized sharing of **off-road experiences** at Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreation Area using Jeep Grand Cherokee, as well as **efoiling** insights.
- Attend a critique session of **House of Dragons and True Detective Season 4** from consumers' lens.
- Insight on **startups** developing connectors for tech integrations among several components, and considering an **AI model's 'chain of thoughts'**.
- A brief primer on **off-roading trails (Green, Blue, Red, Black)** and essential vehicle modifications for dependable performance.
- Initiation to startups like **Farm Bot** exploring automated gardening systems and **Carpati'sEdTech** venture with AI-based tutors.
- An investor's perspective on the affordability and capabilities of **Farm Bot**.
- For extended conversations and queries, join the discussion on our Discord channel [here](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ).

- Deep-dive into advanced and recreational tech, encompassing topics from routers to grills.
- Exploration of low-level Java programming, computer memory, and performance optimization techniques.
- Delving into data-oriented gaming development and managing growing code complexity.
- Insightful discussion on AI and Machine Learning operations traceability, n8n pipeline automation, and Claude API caching functionalities.
- Analyzing the influence of Twitter's financial influencers on market trends.
- Case studies on the impact of social signals on market movements and individual financial experiments advised by influencers.
- Focused discourse on societal issues, covering subjects from sexual harassment allegations to stereotypes propagated.
- Comparative analysis of global social support systems and societal progress perspectives.

* Addressed common technical issues in Mac OS and Windows.
* Reviewed Kabar, a popular knife brand used by Marines.
* Insights on Chevy Silverado EV's features - range potential, multi-flex mid-gate with pass-through.
* Explored open-source project, Kiwix, enabling offline website access, illustrated with Wikipedia.
* Examined data growth trends; revealed 50% increase of English Wikipedia content in three years.
* Discussed VeraCrypt for encrypting personal images, with emphasis on plausible deniability.
* Discussed multi-system booting on an Android device, highlighting encryption related privacy issues.
* Shared thoughts on changing roles in engineering, highlighting the shift towards strategic management.
* Discussed a leak from an AWS meeting regarding new developer prerequisites.
* Shared practical experience on using the LLM model to handle complex SQL queries and validating AI outputs.
* Introduced the concept of 'double APIs', illustrated with Gemini examples.
* Explored the GPUD project - the pros of GPU-level monitoring.
* Exchanged views on DNS service transition from Pie Hole to AdGuard Home.
* Discussed benefits of AdGuard, notably DNS over TLS without taxing resources for improved privacy.
* Shared issues experienced during Pie Hole to AdGuard transition on a Synology home server.
* Introduced Uptime Kuma, a Docker-based service health monitoring system for small enterprises.

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- Deep dive into **Burning Man** culture: its artistic performances and installations.
- Insights on **Google's notebook LM**: its role in facilitating data-centered learning and discussion.
- Examination of **OpenAI's model All-One**: its core functionalities, implications, and limitations.
- Reveal of **iPhone 16** and its enhancements: stronger AI capabilities and refined user experiences.
- Nostalgic look-back at **Grand Tour** with a focus on the emotionally-charged final episode.
- Critique of the latest Alien series movie, **"Ramos"**: audience reception and overall review.
- Gaming review of **"Space Marines"**: gameplay experience and core features.
- Comparison of **PlayStation 5 Pro** and its standard version: audience reactions and detailed contrast.
- Overview of **NVIDIA's GB 200**: its transformative potential for AI and data centers.
- Discussion on GPU development: advancements and potential problems such as sudden memory disappearance.
- Thought-provoking strategies regarding memory configuration: duplication for resilience and hot-swapping endeavors.
- Exploration of 3D printers: evolution of models, market trends, and impressive features of **Bambo P1S**.
- Analysis of filament trade-offs in 3D printing: various plastic options and their implications.
- Discussion on grid printing: understanding "slicer" software and its limitations.
- Memories of **IBM's super-computer era** compared to the present AI implementations.

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- Episode Antibes: Deep dive into AI, technology trends, entertainment and news hosted by Mananigas and Kolesky. Engage in exciting discussions on various topics including horror movies, comic books, iPad gaming and more on their Discord channel [here](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ).
- Podcast trends: Analysis of the increase in podcast listenership based on the frequency of releases.
- AI & Tech: Exploration of 'interruptible queries' in 'Codex Judge-y PT', their application in ad-hoc research, and potential usage in interactive reading.
- IT News: Shared experiences and critiques on glitches experienced during Windows OS updates.
- Future Reading: Discussion on potential advancements in e-readers, with a focus on AI integrations via platforms like Judge-y PT.
- Gaming Review: Detailed review and comparison of Resident Evil game performance on iPad M2 and Xbox.
- Comic Corners: Appreciation of comic books "Nice House by the Lake" and "Something Is Killing The Children"; in-depth discussion on Kindle's zoom feature for reading comics.
- Literary Hour: Intricate exploration of the Russian classic, "Brothers Karamazov."
- Pop Culture: Examination of the transition from old to new TV series, with "Breaking Bad" as the turning point in quality.
- Horror House: Deep dive into the horror film genre, including titles like 'Hell House', 'The Blair Witch Project', and 'A Quiet Place.'
- Futuristic Film: Examination of sensory deprivation focused movies- 'Bird Box' (sight), 'A Quiet Place' (sound), with prediction on upcoming themes in the genre.
- Tech Trends: Detailed study on Tesla's self-driving strategy including design, regulations, data acquisition, and testing restrictions.
- What's Next: Look into the "Master of The Air" TV series, and recommended watches like "Band of Brothers" and "The Pacific."
- Book Club: Next episode's reading suggestion - "Good Strategy/Bad Strategy."

* Deep dive into the gaming world: Journey through Cyberpilot and Factory DLC expansion.
* Unpacking game strategies: Modes and PlayStation pre-order timelines.
* The future of gaming: Anticipating Civilization 7, Sneak peek at Silent Hill 2's gameplay.
* Electric vehicles revolution: An update on Tesla's autopilot, Hummer EV’s cost strategy, Cybertruck's range extender, and Chevy Bolt EV experiences.
* NVIDIA's strategic pivot: Moving away from GForce and Tesla, implications in gaming.
* AI upscaling and the evolution of PlayStation hardware.
* AI tools: In-depth look at Gemini Agents Toolkit, LLM controlled Tropic.E, and Character.AI.
* Privacy matters: Discussing data storage, AI companions' societal impact, and references from the Harvard study.
* Tech fixes: iMessage tests and experiences with Apple's iMesage.
* Creator vs Creation: Exploring human creation from Brave New World's perspective, genetic editing vs natural birth, society's perception of AI entities, and the prospect of a future free of biological child creation.
* Tech updates: Reviews on new Gemini models and future Lama 3.21b implementation on smaller devices.

Connect with us for more discussion [here](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ).

* Introduction to broadcasting on Twitter Spaces
* Review of Google's search capabilities vs. GPT search
* Overview of Germany's influence in AI technology
* Insight into Robinhood's new credit card and strategic impact
* Analysis of latest Apple voice recognition tech and integration potential
* Movie reviews: 'It Ends With Us', 'Am I Racist?', 'Tucker and Dale vs. Evil'
* In-depth look at comic books 'Something is killing all the children', 'Nice house by the sea'
* Preview of Netflix's 'Something is Killing All The Children' series
* Review and discussion of games 'Stalker 2', 'Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024', and 'Cyberpunk'
* Detailed evaluation of 'Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024' features
* Analysis on the popularity of the 'Call of Duty' series and its impact on gaming industry
* Dialogue continues on [Discord](https://discord.gg/T38WpgkHGQ)

How much of a startup’s success comes from skill vs luck?  Should managers prefer hiring expensive visionaries or a bunch of cheaper code monkeys?

* Python 3.8
* GitLab and "use only for good" licenses

Topics:

• Reasons behind software Enterprise and Long Term Support
• Bid farewell to Python inventor Guido (and the walrus returns)

Related Links:

• TensorFlow enterprise
• TensorFlow world 
• Python creator Guido van Rossum quits Dropbox, triggering his retirement

Today discuss news, business, and psychology. We share our favorite sources to keep up to date with the tech industry. Then we analyze two business models that bootstrapped some of today's most successful tech companies (FaceBook, Google, Amazon, Microsoft & Netflix). Finally, there's a talk about tactics used by various online communities to self-regulate and nudge their members towards good behavior. 

We are going to share our most favorite IDEs with you and some of our secrets how to be more productive when working with code.

Resources for this Episode:

• http://gitpod.io
• https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/whyvscode
• https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2018#development-environments-and-tools
• https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2019#development-environments-and-tools
• https://octoverse.github.com/#trends
• https://github.com/microsoft/vscode
• https://github.com/electron/electron
• https://github.com/atom/atom
• https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erich_Gamma
• https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Speakers/erich-gamma

Re:Invent 2019. Our personal subjective (probably incorrect) opinions on main releases from AWS.

Our naive thoughts about situation with nginx and overall different aspects of legal ownership of your code.

CES raised many questions about the future of society and our talk took many tangents. Topics discussed included recurring cycles in tech, optimizing for the wrong metrics, advertising with self driving cars, unintended consequences of AI-based makeup products, and wanting the human touch

We've rebranded our podcast from Tech Stuff to The Nonintuitive Bits!  We go into why that rebranding was needed in order to stand out, and how you can make your own products stand out from your competitors.  We also discuss how you can better stand out at work and in your career

Our new website is TheNonintuitiveBits.com

Resources referenced

Rise (book) https://www.amazon.com/Rise-Practical-Advancing-Career-Standing/dp/1607742608/

So you want to do Deep Work? https://zainrizvi.io/blog/so-you-want-to-deep-work/ 

Tesla giving more battery power https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/innovations/wp/2017/09/11/as-hurricane-irma-bore-down-tesla-gave-some-florida-drivers-more-battery-juice-heres-why-thats-a-big-deal/

* latest updates on all PlayStation 5 rumors
* Digital Ocean laying off people
* apple now owns 70% of the market of AirPods
* Slava's new studio setup

With ~3 billion people playing games and more than 1 billion of them spending money to play, we wanted to look at the gaming industry, to learn and share, in this episode.

We discussed 2 arenas - game playing and game watching. Rise of cloud providers in gaming - Google Stadia, Microsoft XCloud, Apple Arcade, Sony Playstation Now. Rise of the game-watching industry - Twitch, Facebook Game Live, YouTube Game Live more and more and more. Popular streamers earn up to 500k$ per month! Falling internet prices in India, social impacts of over gaming.  Tune in to this episode for all the details!

References

1. https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/5-ways-the-video-game-industry-will-change-in-the-next-decade-2019-7-1028394586#regulation5
2. https://newzoo.com/insights/articles/newzoos-2018-report-insights-into-the-137-9-billion-global-games-market/
3. https://www.forbes.com/sites/ilkerkoksal/2019/11/08/video-gaming-industry--its-revenue-shift/#34d1d99f663e
4. https://blog.usejournal.com/one-of-the-first-facebook-gaming-partners-reveals-all-and-will-twitch-be-able-to-keep-its-stars-1016bb786e40
5. https://www.engadget.com/2019/12/26/twitch-mixer-facebook-youtube-state-streaming/

What does NASA, SpaceX, and the Iowa Democratic caucus result tallying app have in common? They both have to make feature vs costs trade offs.  We go on to discuss when it makes sense to go serverless and when it doesn't (hint: it's not a binary decision)

Resources:

Iowa Democratic Caucus voting app woes:
https://www.theverge.com/2020/2/4/21122737/iowa-democractic-caucus-voting-app-android-testfairy-screenshots-app-store

Monolith's are the Future:
https://changelog.com/posts/monoliths-are-the-future

A lot of things have happened for the last week, we have covered just a few topics:

• new Java each 6 months (JDK 14)
• Windows 10x
• Samsung Z Flip
• Essential Phone is dead 

More than 500 million first time internet users are being added across India, Africa, and many developing worlds, democratizing the economy and access to knowledge. However, the new-age digital world is all ripe with fraudsters waiting for these innocent first-time internet users.

In this episode, we talk about Microsoft entering into the world of anti-virus, bigger companies, banks, digital payment companies, Facebook all getting ready with product design to help people fight these fraudsters!

Funny but on a serious note, we also discuss some of the interesting frauds we came across!

References
1. https://www.theverge.com/2020/2/20/21145388/microsoft-antivirus-ios-android-apps-software-defender-security-malware
2. https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/technology/2020-fraud-predictions-for-the-indian-digital-payment-ecosystem-4717641.html
3. https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/save/8-digital-payment-related-scams-and-how-you-can-avoid-them/articleshow/71863864.cms
4. https://www.livemint.com/opinion/online-views/opinion-cybersecurity-a-critical-challenge-for-india-s-digital-payments-ecosys-11580402045918.html 

In this episode we have covered:

• Coronavirus 
• Please Stop Recommending git flow 
• DigitalOcean Container Registry
• “Let’s use Kubernetes!” Now you have 8 problems 

In this episode we talk about:

• Amazon's automatic checkout system being offered to stores and their User Oriented Development Practice
• 3D Printing in the Coronavirus Era
• How to Survive Working From Home

Links and References: 

• (Book) The Incerto Series by Nasim Taleb 
• https://blog.prusaprinters.org/designer-contest-everyday-necessities-for-life-during-a-pandemic-with-three-3d-printers-to-be-won/
• https://justwalkout.com/

Facial recognition technology has enabled solving many critical problems of our society - solving child trafficking to security cameras securing our house. However, due to the lack of complete understanding of the technology and lack of governing laws controlling the usage has made facial recognition technology one of the most contested and controversial topics.

In this episode, we talk about Microsoft deciding not to invest in any 3rd party facial recognition based startups to our views on facial recognition technology. Finally, we end the episode with a fun but interesting rapid-fire round of 10 ideas we think facial recognition-based technology should solve.

References:
1. https://time.com/5578064/esther-wojcicki-raise-successful-kids/
2. https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2020/03/16/gtc-update/
3. https://www.cnet.com/news/april-fools-day-jokes-risk-becoming-tone-deaf-amidst-coronavirus/
4. https://resources.infosecinstitute.com/controversial-biometric-facial-recognition/#gref
5. https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/27/21197577/microsoft-facial-recognition-investing-divest-anyvision-controversy
6. https://www.theverge.com/2018/11/25/18106327/illinois-biometric-privacy-fingerprints-six-flags 
7. https://www.theverge.com/2020/2/27/21156678/clearview-ai-client-macy-fbi-doj-twitter-facebook-youtube
8. https://www.theverge.com/2020/1/24/21079354/clearview-ai-nypd-terrorism-suspect-false-claims-facial-recognition
9. https://www.wgu.edu/blog/facial-recognition-why-controversial1909.html
10. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/12/technology/facial-recognition-police.html
11. https://aws.amazon.com/rekognition/the-facts-on-facial-recognition-with-artificial-intelligence/

Main topics:

• new iPad Pro
• The Configuration Complexity Clock
• The Apache® Software Foundation Celebrates 21 Years of Open Source Leadership

What's the right way to build a community? How can we track the spread of Covid 19? New applications of deep learning and conference building? All that and more in episode 19 of The Nonintuitive Bits

Guest of the week: Chai Bapat (@chaibapat)

Thoughts on this episode? Reach out to us!

Twitter:
Zain Rizvi: @zainrzv
Viacheslav Kovalevskyi (Slava): @b0noi
Sandeep Krishnamurthy: @skm4ml

Slack: https://thenonintuitivebits.slack.com/

Show links:
- https://techcrunch.com/2020/04/10/apple-and-google-are-launching-a-joint-covid-19-tracing-tool/
- Rise (book): https://www.amazon.com/Rise-Practical-Advancing-Career-Standing-ebook/dp/B005NKH84S

In this episode, we cover 3 major announcements in the world of open-source:
1. Github makes it all free and lives to its mission - "Every developer on Earth should have access to Github. Price shouldn't be a barrier". 
2. Exciting PyTorch 1.5 release including PyTorch Serve, PyTorch Elastic, Full parity C++ APIs and more. A treat for all deep learning users.
3. Confluent, a company founded by Apache Kafka developers, raises 250$ MM funding and kicks of project Metamorphosis to take the streaming platform to the next level.

References:

1. https://github.blog/2020-04-14-github-is-now-free-for-teams/
2. https://www.confluent.io/press-release/confluent-series-e-round-project-metamorphosis/
3. https://pytorch.org/blog/pytorch-1-dot-5-released-with-new-and-updated-apis/

In this episode we have discussed:

• Spotify’s Failed #SquadGoals
• The Decline of Usability
• git-bug

We discuss:
- How long should you stick with a project?
- How did Gumroad's CEO handle Gumroad teethering on the brink of collapse?
- Why didn't Gumroad get taken over by a large enterprise?
- Creating feedback loops to be a better engineering leader

Links:
https://marker.medium.com/reflecting-on-my-failure-to-build-a-billion-dollar-company-b0c31d7db0e7

In this episode, we do a dive deep into #nvidia #ampere #A100 architecture announcement by #NVIDIA. The A100 GPU enables building elastic, versatile, and high throughput data centers. A100 is powered with 54 billion transistors.

#InformationFasting - Zain also talks about his week where he is not consuming any information from the internet. Challenges to achieving it, positive impact, and more.

References

1. https://devblogs.nvidia.com/nvidia-ampere-architecture-in-depth/
2. https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2020/05/14/multi-instance-gpus/
3. https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2020/05/14/sparsity-ai-inference/
4. https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/gjlwd7/nvidia_ampere_architecture_indepth_nvidia/

• How we hate/love asana
• TL;DR news telegram channel (and an article with an architecture)
• To Stadia or not to Stadia
• Neural network based Pac-Man

What does reducing scope have to do with being a senior engineer?
When have you crossed the line into cutting corners?
How to hack your motivation when working on your side projects?
And what are Raspberry Pis best used for?

Zain and Slava discuss all that and more!

• TL;DR bot got a huge update (with the site: tldr.cloud)
• our views on WWDC 2020
• Apple Silicone
• Windows also have tried and still trying
• Intel have tried also with ARM (Atom) and own 64bit (Itanium)
• Amazon have acquired Zoox

Are smart phones becoming less addicting? Can a plugin weaken the hooks social media sites embeds into it's viewers?

Show links:

• https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/07/amazon-bans-tiktok-on-employee-phones-as-us-govt-scrutinizes-chinese-app/
• https://www.nirandfar.com/google-apple-less-phone-use/
• https://howonlee.github.io/2020/02/12/I-20Add-2020-20Seconds-20of-20Latency-20to-20Every-20Website-20I-20Visit.html
• https://zainrizvi.io/blog/the-interview-advice-no-one-gives-you/

• Twitter claims 'social engineering attack' led to crypto scam tweets
• Hacker ransoms 23k MongoDB databases and threatens to contact GDPR authorities
• Windows DNS Server RCE Vulnerability (CVE-2020-1350)
• Building a second brain

We discuss the psychology behind gamification, how to be a senior and staff engineer, and how to have great ideas

With returning guest host Yun Lu

Show links:

• Zain Rizvi's newsletter
• Getting in the Room where it Happens
• The Psychology of Gamification
• The ultimate guild to becoming and idea machine
• What it's like as a senior engineer

• Zain's newsletter
• Book: "thinking fast and slow"
• Course: "learning how to learn"
• "How to fix Intel"
• Massive Data Breach Exposes Intel’s Intellectual Property for Its Flagship CPUs and SpaceX Sensors

Today: Communication and building for customers

It's impossible to over-communicate. Think repeating a message five times is to much? Try repeating it twenty one times instead!

Not all features you build will bring paying customers. Sometimes there might be people who really want it, but they're not the ones who can pay for it. If you want to sell, focus on features for people who can buy

Show notes:

• Rise: 3 Practical Steps for Advancing Your Career, Standing Out as a Leader, and Liking Your Life 
• The Art of Doing Science and Engineering
• zainrizvi.io/newsletter

• iOS 14 is here
• Apple vs EpicGames
• Rus: a new git 101 course from Slava
• Best meeting hardware in the world
• Nikola track never worked
• WeChat and TikTok might be banned

Snowflake IPO - a group of cloud service startups are coming to the market.

Linux OS is once considered safer than MS Windows. Is that true?

Do you enjoy working from home? Will it revolutionize the tech industry?

Show links:

• Warren Buffett invested Snowflake IPO
• Linux servers and workstations are hackers' next target
• The future of tech hubs

How we got into software engineering. sending a bat signals to attract like-minded people, and building your personal network.

Show links:

• https://charity.wtf/2020/09/06/if-management-isnt-a-promotion-then-engineering-isnt-a-demotion by Charity Majors
• Interviews with the Masters, book by Robert Green
• https://lethain.com/network-of-peers by Will Larson

Our main topics tonight:

• Wikipedia did it
• Amazon allows you to pay with your hand
• OpenAI and Azure are now best friends
• No new gasoline cars in CA after 2035
• Amazon now has a game subscription service
• Windows XP source code has been leaked

We ask "when is establishing psychological safety more important than holding people to standards?", discover some time  zone madness, and hear the principles Jeff Bezos relied on when deciding Amazon's business model.

References:

• Falsehoods programmers believe about timezones
• Nailing the things that never change

Our main topics of the show:

• request to remove (from github) the SDK that allows users to download videos from the YouTube
• Cruise One is coming to SFO
• Google Duplex been updated
• Hummer is back
• Didi's IPO in HongKong

News source: TL;DR bot

How to make better group decisions? How do you understand what your management chain actually values? And how can you better retain what you learn?

References:
Get into the leader's head by Alex Danco
Start with Principles technique by Shreyas Doshi
Incorporate Space Repetition and Reflection by Zain Rizvi

• Slava got a new Mac Mini with M1
• GeekBench 5 shows that the new MB Air with M1 faster than almost any Intel-based models (comparable with iMac / Mac Pros)
• Slava's personal results also show the same speed
• Intel has a HUGE problem with 10nm
• Docker on M1 does not work, yet
• HomeBrew also not yet
• TensorFlow for M1 already here!
• Slava's list of top apps for the Mac
  • arq
  • Little Snitch
  • iStat menu
  • Bartender
  • Alfred
  • Hazel (I forgot to tell about it, but it is on the list :) )

Feeling energized by your work, managing teams on a death march, and how the game Factorio is like software engineering.

Resources:

• Zain's newsletter
• Do work that energizes you
• Positive moods make you smarter
• Learn to not suppress your own ideas
• Factorio

• Why education is so Antifragile?
• How to make it Antifragile?
• Kovalevskyi Academy as a solution
• Lambda School
• Home office setup that we have
• Parler is no longer with us

We talk about:

• How do folks proved their value to their management chain?
• Bottoms up vs top down selling
• Asking for what you want
• And, of course, some gamestonk

Today we are going to cover:

• 20k!
• VPN between Home and GCP
• PiHole
• What is MLOps and how is it related to DevOps
• MS Flight Simulator is coming to Xbox Series X

Horribly designed UI, and the principles of motivation

Show notes:

• Citibank's $500 million lesson on the importance of UI design
• The UX of Lego Interface Panels
• Book: The Design of Everyday Things
• Book: Drive, the Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us

How to be more assertive, and dealing with teammates who might be a bit too assertive.

• IBM’s first 2nm chip previews the processors of tomorrow
• Apple M2 chip reportedly enters production in time for 2021 MacBook Pros
• NVIDIA Unveils Grace: A High-Performance Arm Server CPU For Use In Big AI Systems
• CES will return to Las Vegas as an in-person event in 2022

• DarkSide ransomware servers reportedly seized, operation shuts down
• Free Your Music
• Apple Music and Lossless Audio
• Google I/O 2021

The most beautiful ROM emulator of all time, is crypto currency for real or a scam, and the maker's way to digitize books at home

• Apple now has your id
• Focus!
• After-hours emails are now illegal
• Apple has tried and failed

• All about windows 11
• How does Android works in Windows 11
• Windows 11: The operating system for hybrid work and learning
• Supernote - For people who write - Digital notepad

We talk about the numbers Google's Jeff Dean says every engineer should know, mise-en-place for your notes, and the darker side of working from home

Resources:

• Jeff Dean's numbers
• Mise-en-place for knowledge workers by Tiago Forter
• Apple says in-person work is essential