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Google Just Changed Everything. Here's What You Missed from I/O
The Programming Podcast
05/29/25 • 78 min
In this episode of The Programming Podcast, Leon Noel and Danny Thompson dive deep into how to get the most out of tech conferences — including unique strategies used at Commit Your Code, what it really takes to build a network from scratch, and how AI is completely changing the developer landscape.
From portable mini golf to prompt cards that kickstart conversations, Danny unveils how CYC is engineered to spark real connections — not just QR-code scans. Then, the duo unpacks Google I/O 2025, including wild use cases for AI-generated video, Android XR glasses, and what companies are really doing with AI budgets (spoiler: it’s not layoffs).
Whether you're a developer looking to network better, a freelancer trying to close more deals, or just someone curious about how AI is disrupting everything — this episode is for you.
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🔥 Real advice. Real experience. Real value. Hit that like & subscribe button to support more episodes like this!
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Stay in Touch:
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Danny Thompson
https://x.com/DThompsonDev
https://www.linkedin.com/in/DThompsonDev
www.DThompsonDev.com
Leon Noel
https://x.com/leonnoel
https://www.linkedin.com/in/leonnoel/
https://100devs.org/
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Chapters:
00:00 - Strategy for Building Real Connections at Conferences
01:45 - Introducing Commit Your Code & This Year’s Upgrades
03:10 - Mini Golf as a Networking Tool? Here’s Why
04:30 - Free Professional Headshots & The Morning Connect
05:25 - Prompt Cards & the “Start in the Middle” Philosophy
06:15 - The 5-Minute Pass System for Intros
07:50 - How Employers Are Involved at CYC
09:40 - Leon’s Early Networking Strategy: Never Eat Alone
11:00 - The Power of Volunteering at Conferences
13:00 - Shifting the Focus from Collecting Contacts to Creating Relationships
14:15 - “Read the Room” & Breathers During Conversations
15:30 - Making Conferences Less Awkward and More Genuine
16:55 - Transitioning from Online to In-Person Relationships
18:00 - From CYC to Google I/O: Huge Shifts in Tech
20:10 - AI-Generated Video and the Wild Future of Media
21:55 - AI Search and the Changing Behavior Around Google
23:30 - Real-Time Translation with Android XR Glasses
25:05 - Will Smart Glasses Finally Go Mainstream?
27:00 - Google’s Ecosystem Advantage in AI Integration
29:00 - Why Google Glass Was Too Early
30:50 - Stripe Sessions & Corporate AI Investments
32:30 - AI as a Productivity Tool, Not a Layoff Excuse
34:15 - Freelance Client Discovery: Ask the Right Questions
36:00 - What Makes a $30K+ Project Work
37:40 - From $1.8K Projects to $275K+ Consulting Deals
39:10 - Auditing AI-Generated Code Responsibly
40:15 - Why Now Is the Time to Learn AI Tools as a Developer
42:00 - Final Thoughts: Real Problems great than Shiny Tech
43:00 - Ask Danny & Leon: Questions to Ask Freelance Clients
Google Just Changed Everything. Here's What You Missed from I/O
The Programming Podcast
05/29/25 • 54 min
In this episode of The Programming Podcast, Leon Noel and Danny Thompson dive deep into how to get the most out of tech conferences — including unique strategies used at Commit Your Code, what it really takes to build a network from scratch, and how AI is completely changing the developer landscape.
From portable mini golf to prompt cards that kickstart conversations, Danny unveils how CYC is engineered to spark real connections — not just QR-code scans. Then, the duo unpacks Google I/O 2025, including wild use cases for AI-generated video, Android XR glasses, and what companies are really doing with AI budgets (spoiler: it’s not layoffs).
Whether you're a developer looking to network better, a freelancer trying to close more deals, or just someone curious about how AI is disrupting everything — this episode is for you.
🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode!
🔥 Real advice. Real experience. Real value. Hit that like & subscribe button to support more episodes like this!
💡 Sponsor: Level Up Financial Planning
Changing careers or increasing your income? Get financial clarity with Level Up Financial Planning—helping early and mid-career tech professionals secure their financial future. Visit LevelUpFinancialPlanning.com for a free consultation!
NEW SITE https://www.programmingpodcast.com/
Stay in Touch:
📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business?
Email us at [email protected]!
Danny Thompson
https://x.com/DThompsonDev
https://www.linkedin.com/in/DThompsonDev
www.DThompsonDev.com
Leon Noel
https://x.com/leonnoel
https://www.linkedin.com/in/leonnoel/
https://100devs.org/
📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business?
Email us at [email protected]!
Chapters:
00:00 - Strategy for Building Real Connections at Conferences
01:45 - Introducing Commit Your Code & This Year’s Upgrades
03:10 - Mini Golf as a Networking Tool? Here’s Why
04:30 - Free Professional Headshots & The Morning Connect
05:25 - Prompt Cards & the “Start in the Middle” Philosophy
06:15 - The 5-Minute Pass System for Intros
07:50 - How Employers Are Involved at CYC
09:40 - Leon’s Early Networking Strategy: Never Eat Alone
11:00 - The Power of Volunteering at Conferences
13:00 - Shifting the Focus from Collecting Contacts to Creating Relationships
14:15 - “Read the Room” & Breathers During Conversations
15:30 - Making Conferences Less Awkward and More Genuine
16:55 - Transitioning from Online to In-Person Relationships
18:00 - From CYC to Google I/O: Huge Shifts in Tech
20:10 - AI-Generated Video and the Wild Future of Media
21:55 - AI Search and the Changing Behavior Around Google
23:30 - Real-Time Translation with Android XR Glasses
25:05 - Will Smart Glasses Finally Go Mainstream?
27:00 - Google’s Ecosystem Advantage in AI Integration
29:00 - Why Google Glass Was Too Early
30:50 - Stripe Sessions & Corporate AI Investments
32:30 - AI as a Productivity Tool, Not a Layoff Excuse
34:15 - Freelance Client Discovery: Ask the Right Questions
36:00 - What Makes a $30K+ Project Work
37:40 - From $1.8K Projects to $275K+ Consulting Deals
39:10 - Auditing AI-Generated Code Responsibly
40:15 - Why Now Is the Time to Learn AI Tools as a Developer
42:00 - Final Thoughts: Real Problems great than Shiny Tech
43:00 - Ask Danny & Leon: Questions to Ask Freelance Clients
React 19! Some features explained + Networking with Shruti Kapoor
The Programming Podcast
02/20/25 • 56 min
Join hosts Danny Thompson, Leon Noel, and Shruti Kapoor as they dive into the secrets of professional growth in tech. In this episode, they explore why networking is your greatest asset—even if you only have 15–30 minutes a day—and how to stay relevant in today’s fast-paced industry. From navigating the hidden job market to leveraging React 19’s game-changing features like streamlined forms, actions, and the useOptimistic hook, this episode is packed with actionable tips for developers at every level.
Connect with Shruti!
https://x.com/shrutikapoor08
https://www.youtube.com/@shrutikapoor08
https://www.linkedin.com/in/shrutikapoor08/
Stay in Touch:
📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business?
Email us at [email protected]!
Danny Thompson
https://x.com/DThompsonDev
https://www.linkedin.com/in/DThompsonDev
www.DThompsonDev.com
Leon Noel
https://x.com/leonnoel
https://www.linkedin.com/in/leonnoel/
https://100devs.org/
📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business?
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Learn how to:
Maintain and grow your network even with a busy schedule
Use React 19’s new capabilities to simplify your code and improve UI responsiveness
Strategically migrate legacy codebases to React 19 without major disruptions
Adopt better design patterns and custom hooks to write scalable, maintainable code
Build a personal “brag book” and living document to track your career achievements
Find fulfillment both at work and beyond by taking ownership of your professional growth
Whether you’re a junior developer looking to break into tech or a seasoned pro aiming to stay ahead, these insights will help you navigate the ever-evolving tech landscape.
Chapters & Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction: The Power of Networking & 15-Minute Growth Hacks
1:09 – Host Introductions & Email Story: Losing Momentum in Your Network
4:33 – Why Maintaining Your Network is Crucial for Job Opportunities
5:39 – Networking Strategies: 15-Minute Daily Tasks to Stay Top of Mind
9:01 – The Hidden Job Market: How Networking Opens Doors in Tech
14:03 – React in 2025: Is It Still the Go-To Technology?
18:55 – React 19 Spotlight: Streamlining Forms with Actions
24:05 – Understanding useOptimistic: Instant UI Feedback & Faster Experiences
27:03 – Migrating to React 19: A Step-by-Step Approach for Large Codebases
31:01 – Design Patterns & Custom Hooks: Building Better, Scalable Code
36:42 – Optimizing Performance: React Profiler & Avoiding Excessive Prop Drilling
42:58 – Audience Q&A: Improving Yourself in a Small Company
46:03 – Brag Book & Living Document: Tracking Your Achievements
48:02 – Finding Fulfillment Beyond Your Day Job: Mentorship & Volunteering
50:00 – Final Thoughts & Wrap-Up: Taking Ownership of Your Career
The BEST Places to Invest Your Time in Tech Right Now in 2025!
The Programming Podcast
12/23/24 • 54 min
Where should you invest YOUR time in tech? Are you trying to break into tech, learn to code, or just stay ahead in a rapidly evolving AI landscape? Key Topics Covered: Why consistent, daily coding practice beats “cramming” How to effectively network and stand out at meetups and hackathons The importance of learning fundamentals like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, Linux, SQL, and Git Whether (and when) to dive into AI, LLMs, and machine learning Why “free” doesn’t mean “low quality” and how freeCodeCamp remains a top resource for millions How to pace your job search timeline—and why 6 months might be too short The future of AI, job prospects, and how to keep your skills relevant Enjoy the discussion, and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights into coding, careers, and the tech industry! In this episode of The Programming Podcast, Danny Thompson and Leon Noel sit down with Quincy Larson, founder of freeCodeCamp.org. This is the first guest episode we have ever had! We discuss the realities of learning to code, the importance of fundamentals, how to navigate AI hype, the true value of “free” educational resources, and much more. 📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business? Email us at [email protected]! Danny Thompson https://x.com/DThompsonDev https://www.linkedin.com/in/DThompsonDev www.DThompsonDev.com Leon Noel https://x.com/leonnoel https://www.linkedin.com/in/leonnoel/ https://100devs.org/ 00:00 – Introduction 02:06 – The Power of Consistent Daily Practice 05:21 – Auditing Your Local Job Market 08:03 – Fundamental Skills vs. Frameworks 11:05 – The Evolving Complexity of React & Next.js 13:29 – How Quincy Got His First Dev Job 17:02 – Networking & Meetups: A Game Changer 19:07 – Today’s Job Market & ‘Impossible’ Myths 24:27 – College, Costs & Alternative Pathways 27:24 – “I Need a Dev Job in 6 Months!” 31:06 – Reframing Disappointment & Burnout 35:50 – Why ‘Free’ Doesn’t Mean ‘Low Quality’ 40:08 – Ask Quincy: AI & Building Your Own LLM 44:20 – The Future of AI & Open-Weight Models 48:30 – AI in Search, Ads & Monetization 51:30 – The Bottom Line on AI & Dev Careers 53:00 – Conclusion & Final Shout-Outs 📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business? Email us at [email protected]!
How to ACTUALLY Freelance and get a paying client
The Programming Podcast
01/30/25 • 53 min
In this episode, Danny Thompson (Director of Technology at ThisDot Labs) and Leon Noel (Managing Director of Engineering at Resilient Coders) dive deep into the realities of freelancing as a web developer. They discuss how to land your first clients, effectively communicate your value, set prices (and get paid!), use contracts to protect yourself, and grow your network so that freelancing becomes a reliable source of income. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your freelance hustle to the next level, this conversation is packed with actionable advice and real-world experiences.
What You’ll Learn:
Why the hardest part of freelancing isn’t coding—it’s finding clients.
Proven strategies to identify potential clients in your existing network and local community.
How to confidently discuss budgets and pricing (including when and how to ask for deposits).
Why clear communication and regular updates with clients are crucial.
How to scale your freelance business from small gigs to larger, high-paying projects.
Tips on contracts, scope, and protecting yourself legally.
Balancing building new features vs. maintaining projects—and deciding which is best for you.
If you’ve been unsure about how to start freelancing or how to level up your current freelance work, this video is for you.
Shout out to our Sponsor Level Up Planning, Lucas Casarez https://www.levelupfinancialplanning.com/
Stay in Touch:
📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business?
Email us at [email protected]!
Danny Thompson
https://x.com/DThompsonDev
https://www.linkedin.com/in/DThompsonDev
www.DThompsonDev.com
Leon Noel
https://x.com/leonnoel
https://www.linkedin.com/in/leonnoel/
https://100devs.org/
📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business?
Email us at [email protected]!
Chapters & Timestamps
0:00 – Intro & The Hardest Part of Freelancing
Danny and Leon share their thoughts on why actually getting clients is tougher than the coding or deployment work itself.
2:01 – Why Freelancing is a Crucial Skill
Leon explains why freelancing can be life-changing and why every developer should consider it.
3:05 – Cold Calling & First Client Strategies
They discuss the reality of cold calling, the grit required, and how to improve your pitch to win your first projects.
4:00 – Start with Your Existing Network
Learn why your friends, family, and local connections are often the best way to find your initial freelancing gigs.
8:01 – Figuring Out Budgets & Pricing
How to talk about money without scaring away clients—and why you should ask the client for their ballpark budget.
9:00 – Danny’s First Paid Gig Story
Hear how Danny sold his very first website to a local restaurant and what he learned in the process.
11:55 Sponsor Lucas Casarez
18:25 – Transitioning from Small to Large Projects
Danny shares how his freelancing evolved from smaller projects to more complex (and better-paying) contracts.
23:30 – Setting Payment Terms & Deposits
Why you should always ask for a deposit and how it filters out difficult clients.
28:00 – Contracts & Legal Protection
Key contract clauses to include, such as ownership of work until final payment and liability protection.
33:10 – Maintaining vs. Delivering & Walking Away
Deciding whether you want to offer ongoing maintenance plans or simply provide a project handoff.
40:00 – Turning One-Off Clients into Evergreen Clients
Practical tips on establishing long-term relationships and retaining clients for continuous work.
47:00 – Q&A: Being the Solo Dev in a Company
Advice for someone struggling with skill growth when they’re the only developer at their workplace.
52:02 – Final Tips: Tackle the Hard Stuff First
Danny shares his strategy for handling the most challenging tasks early in the day to boost productivity and confidence.
How To Get Your First Job In Tech As A Software Developer - The Programming Podcast
The Programming Podcast
11/09/24 • 34 min
In this episode of The Programming Podcast, Danny Thompson (Director of Technology at This Dot Labs) and Leon Noel (Managing Director of Engineering for Resilient Coders & Founder of 100 Devs) explain why the old days of “just apply online and hope” are gone. They break down how local networking opens doors, what your portfolio should really showcase (hint: not just YouTube tutorials), and why you should highlight impact over tasks on your resume. If you’re feeling stuck or unsure about how to stand out among millions of devs, this conversation is for you.
Listen to The Programming Podcast on YouTube, Spotify, or anywhere else you listen to podcasts!
Spotify link
https://open.spotify.com/show/6d59PZ138KeoKfq5hoVvyQ
📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business?
Email us at [email protected]!
Danny Thompson
https://x.com/DThompsonDev
https://www.linkedin.com/in/DThompsonDev
CommitYourCode.Com
Leon Noel
https://x.com/leonnoel
https://www.linkedin.com/in/leonnoel/
https://100devs.org/
📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business?
Email us at [email protected]!
Chapters & Timestamps
0:00 Why Local Matters & Getting Started
1:02 Meet Danny & Leon
2:31 Training to Get Hired vs. Becoming a Problem Solver
3:53 Local Networking vs. Competing Globally
7:21 Playing the Hiring “Game”
8:55 Market Shifts & The End of Instant Hires
11:00 Building Projects That Show Real Value
14:17 Networking & Overcoming Self-Doubt
19:08 Leveraging Meetups & Standing Out
22:00 Transforming YouTube Tutorials into Original Work
26:41 Freelancing & Authentic Client Projects
28:39 Resume Tips: Highlighting Impact, Not Duties
33:40 Future Topics & Wrap-Up
The Software Developer's AI Cheat Sheet Revealed
The Programming Podcast
05/15/25 • 60 min
In this episode of The Programming Podcast, Danny Thompson and Leon Noel are joined by special guest Santiago, a machine learning engineer and teacher of the Machine Learning School cohort, for one of the most actionable and grounded AI discussions in tech today.
We cut through the hype and dive deep into:
How AI is (and isn’t) replacing developers
Using AI as a co-pilot vs letting AI drive
Vector databases, embeddings, and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
Model Context Protocol (MCP), agent-based systems, and why no one agrees on what an agent is
The underhyped power of edge ML and TinyML
Real-world agent use cases (like automating DocuSign workflows)
Getting started with AI as a developer today — beyond building chatbots
Follow our Guest Co-host:
https://x.com/svpino
https://www.ml.school/
https://www.youtube.com/@UCgLxmJ8xER7Y7sywMN5SfWg
This episode is loaded with insights for junior devs, industry veterans, and anyone curious about building real AI-enhanced applications.
🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more developer-first conversations!
⏱️ Timestamps & Chapters:
0:00 – Will AI Replace Software Developers?
0:45 – Embracing AI as a Developer Tool
2:00 – Meet the Hosts and Guest (Danny, Leon, Santiago)
3:20 – Leon’s AI Skepticism Journey
4:30 – Why “AI Won’t Replace You, But Someone Using It Might”
6:30 – Becoming a Solo Builder at Scale with AI
8:15 – Real Examples of Using AI to Get More Done
9:45 – AI and the Power of Prototyping
11:00 – AI Co-pilot vs. You Co-piloting AI
13:00 – Future of Tools Built for AI (MCP, A2A)
14:40 – Shifting Between Developer Modes with AI
17:00 – Intro to Vector Databases & Embeddings
20:45 – What is Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)?
23:00 – Large Context Windows vs RAG: Is RAG Still Relevant?
25:30 – Indexing Speed & Clustering Explained with Spice Rack Analogy
27:50 – Why Grounding Matters (Reducing Hallucinations in LLMs)
31:00 – The Importance of the Ingestion Layer
32:10 – Other Crucial AI Trends: MCP, Agent-to-Agent
33:00 – Defining AI Agents (Why No One Agrees)
35:00 – The Browser Wars of Agent Definitions
36:30 – Overhyped vs Underrepresented AI Concepts
38:00 – Specialized Tools for AI Builders
39:45 – Agents Will Be the Next Microservices
41:00 – Real-World Example: AI + DocuSign + Slack + Asana Integration
43:00 – Underhyped: TinyML and AI on Edge Devices
45:00 – Apple’s Adapter Strategy with LoRA Models
47:00 – Companies Aren’t Ready to Train Custom Models Yet
48:30 – Santiago’s Current AI Stack: Cursor, Windsurf, Tracer, and More
50:30 – Specialized Tools for GitHub Issues, Jupyter Notebooks
52:20 – Fine-Tuning Tools & Lightweight Model Training (DPO, RLHF)
54:00 – Ask Danny, Leon & Santiago: How to Get Started in AI
55:00 – First Project Ideas: RAG with YouTube, Building MCP Servers
58:00 – Easy Agent Idea: Email Filter for Promotions
59:00 – Leon’s Learning Stack: FastAI, MCP Docs, Replicate
1:00:00 – Danny’s Favorite Beginner Project: Alt Text Generator
1:00:25 – Wrap-Up and Goodbye
HUGE Software Developer Mistakes That COST You Job Opportunities!
The Programming Podcast
12/05/24 • 40 min
In this episode, Danny Thompson (Director of Technology at This Dot Labs) and Leon Noel (Managing Director of Engineering at Resilient Coders and Founder of 100Devs) dive deep into how to stand out in today’s competitive tech job market. They discuss common mistakes, the importance of qualifying yourself before you even get to the technical interview, the power of referrals, and what hiring managers are really looking for. They also share practical tips on: Customizing your résumé for every job application Leveraging LinkedIn and networking strategically Building real, impactful projects instead of generic tutorials Using volunteering and freelancing to strengthen your credibility Navigating Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) If you’re frustrated by endless applications and zero callbacks, this conversation is a must-watch. It’s time to learn how to play the game—rather than be mad at it—and land that role you’ve been dreaming about! Highlights: Why being “mad at the game” isn’t going to help (and what to do instead) How to ensure your résumé, GitHub, and portfolio align with your desired role Why networking and asking for genuine referrals can change your career The importance of real-world projects and problem-solving in your job hunt A preview of the Commit Your Code Conference, benefitting charitable causes 📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business? Email us at [email protected]! Danny Thompson https://x.com/DThompsonDev https://www.linkedin.com/in/DThompsonDev DThompsonDev.com Leon Noel https://x.com/leonnoel https://www.linkedin.com/in/leonnoel/ https://100devs.org/ 📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business? Email us at [email protected]! Chapter Timestamps 0:00 – Intro & “Learn to Play the Game” 0:36 – Meet Danny & Leon 1:07 – Why Job Seekers Are Frustrated 2:03 – Common Mistakes with Résumés & Portfolios 3:19 – How to Stand Out Quickly 5:00 – Why Generic Projects Hurt You 9:02 – Referrals & Building Proof 11:45 – De-Risking Yourself for Recruiters 14:01 – Freelancing vs. Volunteering vs. Open Source 18:02 – Networking & Meetups: The Game-Changer 24:00 – ATS: Applicant Tracking Systems Explained 26:57 – Customizing Your Résumé (Stop Spray & Pray!) 32:01 – Insights from CEOs & CTOs on Hiring 36:02 – Qualifying Yourself Beyond Skills 38:04 – Commit Your Code Conference & Final Thoughts 39:55 – Wrap-Up & Next Episode Preview
Deepseek made me cancel my ChatGPT subscription?!
The Programming Podcast
02/06/25 • 39 min
In this episode, hosts Danny Thompson and Leon Noel dive deep into the AI revolution with a special focus on DeepSeek—a tool that impressed Danny so much he canceled his subscriptions to ChatGPT and Claude within just one hour of use! They explore how DeepSeek’s unique approach—especially its transparent, visible reasoning process—sets it apart from other AI models and what this means for developers and the broader tech industry. In this episode, you'll learn about: - How DeepSeek’s performance and cost-effectiveness challenge established AI tools - The importance of visible AI reasoning in reducing reprompts and increasing accuracy - Market implications, including reactions around Nvidia’s valuation and the future of AI investments - The potential shift from traditional SaaS products to dynamic agent-based models - How automation is transforming routine tasks—from code generation to call center operations - What this means for software developers and why strong problem-solving skills remain essential Stay in Touch:📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business?Email us at [email protected]!Danny Thompsonhttps://x.com/DThompsonDevhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/DThompsonDevwww.DThompsonDev.comLeon Noelhttps://x.com/leonnoelhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/leonnoel/https://100devs.org/📧 Have ideas or questions for the show? Or are you a business that wants to talk business?Email us at [email protected]! Chapters: 0:00 – Introduction: Meet Danny Thompson (Director of Technology at This Dot Labs) and Leon Noel(Managing Director of Engineering at Resilient Coders) 1:14 – DeepSeek’s First Impressions: Danny explains why DeepSeek outperformed ChatGPT & Claude 2:19 – Visible AI Reasoning: Discover how seeing the AI’s thought process can refine code generation 3:38 – Market Impact: Discussing market swings, Nvidia’s valuation, and cost-effectiveness 6:04 – Technical Integration: How DeepSeek works seamlessly with existing APIs 10:29 – Agent AI & Automation: The future of automated tasks and AI agent models 12:35 – The SaaS Evolution: Is this the beginning of the end for traditional SaaS products? 16:56 – Impact on Work & Jobs: How AI-driven automation could reshape industries like call centers 25:40 – Future of AI Agents: Exploring next-generation applications and agent models 32:33 – Developer Skills in the AI Era: Why coding and problem-solving remain critical 41:26 – Upcoming Episodes & Guests: Sneak peek at special guests like Dev Agrawal and Shruti Kapoor 42:23 – Closing Remarks: Final thoughts and a call for community engagement
How YOU Can Learn To Code in 2025
The Programming Podcast
12/30/24 • 61 min
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