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Josh chats with Daniel and Stefan from curl about their summer of bliss. Curl stopped taking vulnerability reports for a month and nothing much happened really. Daniel and Stefan have a really pragmatic view of all the new LLM powered vulnerability detection tools. The cost of finding a vulnerability has dropped dramatically, but the cost of fixing those bugs hasn't changed. Taking some time off is important for anyone in the middle of these reports. Daniel and Stefan have some great experience and ideas on how to make this all happen. It's great advice for anyone working on software, not just open source. The show notes and blog post for this episode can be found at  

Kris and Matthew have some more spicy and it's about the latest AI news cycle: a greater than ten percent chance that AI wipes out humanity inside a decade. Neither of them are worried about it…

Kris and Matthew have some feelings about AI they want to discuss. No, not about benchmarks or agents, but about the people using it to write things they should be plenty capable of writing…

Welcome to Continue: Go Proposals edition! Each edition of this show will handle a specific topic that can be covered continuously. This edition is for Go Proposals. Each week Kris and Matt will…

Thanks for listening! Find all the things at cupogo.dev. Meetups roundup:🇮🇹 GoLab 🇺🇸🌁 GoSF 🇯🇵 TinyGo 2026 🇮🇱 Gophercon Israel Cancelled :( Blogoverse deep divesData races and the limits of ThreadSanitizer in C and Go cloudx-io/setup-go Lightning roundEbitengine v2.10.0 Released Zeno Rocha on X on...

golang.org/x/tools v0.50.0 releasedBlog: Finding unreachable functions with deadcode by Alan Donovan Russ Cox leaves google, and opines on LLMs for debugging Coding agent guidelines for modern Go Jonathan's new podcast: Better Than Vibes Interview with Ron EvansTinyGo Yzma Oxide The Citizen...

This week on The Business of Open Source, I spoke with Adam Jacob, co-founder and CEO of the Swamp Club.  The first thing we talked about was When To Quit. System Initiative, Adam’s second company (after Chef), was one he ultimately shut down after deciding that he just didn’t have...

Episode 7 of Infrastructure Frontiers with Don O'Neill. Industry Experts run down all the AI news for Infrastructure Engineers. Adam Jacob, Paul Stack,…

Episode 6 of Infrastructure Frontiers with John Watson. Industry Experts run down all the AI news for Infrastructure Engineers. Adam Jacob, Paul Stack,…

Let’s ride. HDTGM family members Paul and Jason gleefully watch and react to the first trailer for Fast X, the latest installment in the Fast and Furious franchise.

How Did This Get Made? · Episode

The Fast & Furious family are back together again! Adam Scott (Severance, Party Down) joins Paul, Jason, and June to discuss one of the most important films of our g...

How Did This Get Made? · Episode

In this Risky Business sponsored interview, Casey Ellis chats with Socket founder Feross Aboukhadijeh about npm 12’s move to disable insta [Read More]

The Dream Restaurant opens its doors for series 5, and its first patron is superb comedian and creator/star of ‘Feel Good’, Mae Martin! Ed’s trying to smuggle a ninja star into the kitchen and James reminisces about shrimp.

Actor, comedian and ‘How Did This Get Made?’ podcaster Paul Scheer – and a mystery healthy old man – join Ed and James in the dream restaurant this week. This episode was recorded in LA, pre-pandemic, when we had our regular lives.

Jason & Paul recommend all the TV, movies, music, and books that they're currently loving, Paul digs into Corrections and Omissions from The Fast and the Furious, shares a bonus scene from last week's episode, and announces next week's movie.