Podcasting 2.0 July 24th 2026 Episode 266 - "Research Velocity"
Adam and Dave discuss the AMP proposal with the board room and try to escape the sandbox http://l.curry.com/fV2
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Claude api 500 error
And just like that I'm not a developer anymore
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@csb@podcastindex.social @dave@podcastindex.social Sounds good
I am still in Europe and won't be able to do the show this Friday either.
RE: @mttaggart@infosec.exchange
Very nice piece. Worth the scroll
Podcasting 2.0 April 17th 2026 Episode 257 - Slop Factory
Dave and Adam discuss Prompt Injection, API floods, Slopcasts and find out how to get your boyfriend back http://l.curry.com/fTZ
Podcasting 2.0 May 1st 2026 Episode 259 - "SlopJacked"
Dave ships first-party data at the app level - the new /upload/followcounts endpoint changes everything. Plus the podcast:contact; proposal, RSS.com's Alberto Betella on AI disclosure as enforcement substrate http://l.curry.com/fU9
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@csb@podcastindex.social strongly disagree. A podcast has an rss feed. But Gene is correct, I don't care about the monniker much any more
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@csb@podcastindex.social @dave@podcastindex.social
Exactly so. AI arch wizard can't be trusted either then.
Podcasting 2.0 April 3rd 2026 Episode 256: "Master of Disaster"
This week Dave and Adam discuss standards, specs and bot-slop spam http://l.curry.com/fTQ
Podcasting 2.0 April 24th 2026 Episode 258 - "Perceptron"
Dave and Adam walk through the entire technical process of building an industry resource for auto-flagging spam and slop podcasts. It's a doozy! http://l.curry.com/fU4
Podcasting 2.0 May 15th 2026 Episode 260 - "Tennessee Trickshot"
Adam & Dave Predict The Winter. That's all you need to know! http://l.curry.com/fUi
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@silas@podcastindex.social @rademaker@podcastindex.social terminal
It solved problems with QT6 that no other model could for me.
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@csb@podcastindex.social @dave@podcastindex.social it's about time difference. This is also my wife's birthday weekend.
The man you call a "church employee" has a masters degree in theology and has been in ministry for 40 years.
Basically, anyone using Claude between 8am and 2pm ET will now have to cut their sessions short—even if they are paying for the company’s $100 per month Max subscription tier.
Podcasting 2.0 March 27th 2026 Episode 255: "Snark Week"
Adam & Dave Are joined by Nathan Gathright to discuss his latest project and writings http://l.curry.com/fTL
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@rademaker@podcastindex.social yes. I have used it.
You will see your money vanish very quickly using opencode and Claude.
GPT 5.2 is 20x cheaper for some reason.
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@silas@podcastindex.social @rademaker@podcastindex.social tried Claude voor today. Very impressive
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@cbrooklyn112@mk.spook.social @dave@podcastindex.social
Thank you for your endless snarky contributions here and on No Agenda. They make me feel really special for the 6 years of dedication to this project. It's really, really tiring and I wish you would just stop. I have other ways to spend my time.
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@alberto@podcastindex.social @dave@podcastindex.social I'm. With you on all of it Brother!
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@csb@podcastindex.social @dave@podcastindex.social
I am using it directly. It's great. But now this:
https://gizmodo.com/anthropic-and-openai-just-gave-us-a-glimpse-into-the-future-of-model-pricing-2000739173
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@alberto@podcastindex.social @dave@podcastindex.social Great piece Alberto!
My only question is this: "If AI conceived it, generated it, and published it with minimal human involvement, and there is no disclosure, that’s where the concern lies."
Why is this of concern?
Just trying to get to the bottom of the issue.
Who would this concern? The listener?
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@ville@podcastindex.social I like the tiling manager
Agree that multiple monitor work spaces needs some getting used to or customization. And that's what I like, being able to customize easily with help from Gemini.
Pipewire makes my podcast setup possible with Rodecaster, and I built my own playlist system.
Also love how there seems to be an open source tool or application for everything o used to have on windows.
I hope never to go back.
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@Drebscott I wonder if the chapters must be available upon publishing.
I also am curious if the chapters update on Apple podcasts if the chapters file is changed afterwards.
@james and thoughts?
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@theDanielJLewis@podcastindex.social Congrats on the launch Brother! Looking forward to using it!
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@TurdFerguson@podcastindex.social @dave@podcastindex.social You can add a URL to a chapter
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@james@podcastindex.social This is not hard to develop, but someone needs to pick it up. For sure I see a need for something like this.
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@nathan@podcastindex.social I’ve been publishing “known urls” when I publish the show even though no file exists at those locations. I add them later and it all just works somehow.
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@james@podcastindex.social Can you tell me about the use case? Do you want to subscribe to one RSVP that has all of the latest updates from a bunch of other feeds?
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@james@podcastindex.social keep going. An app to post them to the socials. Per update? All at once?
Which socials?
There’s already a bot that posts to mastodon!
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@james@podcastindex.social I think I know what you are asking for. You want a firehose that has a collection of feeds when they update?
If not please try to describe.
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@rastacalavera@podcastindex.social You can add to your playlist on fountain right from the "references" tab in the app.