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FULL INTERVIEW: Brendan Carr calls AI the 3rd great technological leap, after the internet and the mobile internet. He says the people calling it the end of the world are running the exact same playbook they ran on net neutrality. @BrendanCarrFCC is Chairman of the @FCC. He joined @theojaffee and @schisofrenia in DC on the Build America Agenda, spectrum for space, and what the FCC is doing about AI and cyber: 01:08 what the Build America Agenda actually is 02:27 the new rules on humanoid and quadruped robots 03:12 what happened after the drone and router bans 03:43 the weird space stuff that needs spectrum, including drugs made in zero gravity 05:00 turning the FCC's space bureau into a processing plant 05:36 if you built towers and connected nobody, maybe someone else should have that spectrum 06:07 why the old approach to robocalls didn't work 07:14 they've kicked thousands of voice providers off the US phone network 07:30 what you can do about bot farms outside the country 08:25 getting telecom carriers early access to new models before release 08:36 what he can and can't say about AI and cyber 09:21 the same people running the same playbook they ran on net neutrality 11:37 how the FCC thinks about neutrality heading into the midterms 11:50 the deal broadcasters made with the American public, and who wants out of it

My goal was to record a conversation completely free of "AI doomer" takes as a timeline cleanser. For this episode, I interviewed Casey Muratori (@cmuratori) who is a video game developer and programming creator also known for his talks about the history of computing. In this episode: • Surprising findings in computer history • Where bad code comes from • The only unbreakable law in software engineering • His career in the video game industry • Why you should read technical papers Where to watch: • YouTube - • Spotify - • Apple Podcasts - • Transcript - Thank you to the sponsors of this episode for supporting my work: • Jira by Atlassian: Get more work done with your favorite agents and models all in one place, check them out at • WorkOS: makes your app Enterprise Ready with easy to use APIs to add SSO, SCIM, RBAC, and more in just a few lines of code, check them out at Chapters: 00:00 Intro 01:08 Digging into computer science history 04:08 What shocked him 16:23 Dijkstra was depressed 26:17 The personal side of goto considered harmful 35:09 The anatomy of a 35 year mistake 50:12 Clean code horrible performance 58:33 How to write high performance code 01:01:18 Where bad code comes from 01:06:37 Why design docs before code is a bad idea 01:09:20 The only unbreakable law in software engineering 01:15:57 How he got into programming 01:21:16 Why he didnt work in big tech 01:30:44 Should you work at a startup early on 01:34:52 What video game engineering is like 01:39:57 Why preventing recursion is reasonable 01:43:24 Is vibe coding bad for the industry 01:50:17 Technical reading recommendation 01:54:27 Advice for his younger self 01:56:54 Outro

He gave birth to the Xbox. Was a game making legend. Became an agent and then went full mad scientist making the world's best bread and chocolate. More than all that Seamus Blackley is a deep, eccentric thinker on tech and has lived a most unusual life. One of the best pods we've ever done. Mega thanks to @brexHQ and @sendcutsend for making the Core Memory podcast possible. Timestamps 00:00:00 Intro 00:03:37 Why Tech Hype Sucks 00:08:33 Why Talking About Your Work Kills It 00:11:36 Early Life, Physics, and Jazz 00:22:53 Fermilab & Academic Politics 00:31:43 Building the First 3D Video Game Engines 00:35:14 Early Game Development Culture 00:39:33 DreamWorks & Spielberg 00:45:28 Pitching the Xbox 00:55:04 Fighting to Save Xbox 01:04:44 Abducting Jimmy Fallon 01:08:16 Baking Bread with 4,500-Year-Old Yeast 01:11:36 Growing Cacao Trees in a Lab 01:18:05 Accidentally Launching a Chocolate Empire