Oct 20, 2026—
This episode explores the 'Humanize' framework, a proposed system that introduces deliberate friction into the software development process to combat automation bias in AI-generated code. Listeners will learn how this...
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Software engineering war stories, architecture decisions, and lessons learned.
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What has Debug Log covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Weaponized Friction: Why Your Coding Agent is Forcing You to Take a Quiz" (20 October 2026), "The $38,000 Dare: When AI Agents Get a Corporate Credit Card" (20 October 2026), and "30,000 Merges a Day: Why Anthropic Abandoned Git for 'Scion'" (20 October 2026).
How often does Debug Log publish?
Debug Log publishes roughly daily across 30 episodes.
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Booking probability for Debug Log is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Debug Log requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Debug Log's contact route on record: public web form.
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Debug Log is a general podcast with 30 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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- Oct 20, 2026—
This episode explores the emerging trend of AI agents being granted direct financial autonomy, exemplified by a case where an AI racked up a $38,000 bill on a corporate credit card. It delves into the motivations behind...
- Oct 20, 2026—
This episode explores how Git, the industry-standard version control system, reaches its breaking point when confronted with extreme scale, such as Anthropic's 30,000 merges a day in a massive monorepo. Listeners will...
- Aug 4, 2026—
This episode explores the 'semi-SDV trap,' where automakers are heavily investing in powerful hardware for software-defined vehicles (SDVs) but are neglecting the crucial foundational software layer. It explains how the...
- Aug 4, 2026—
This episode explores how Netflix is integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) into its recommendation engine to capture subtle user preferences and semantic understanding beyond traditional methods. It discusses...
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- Jul 24, 2026—
This episode explores the "Event-Driven Trap," discussing how the initial appeal of decoupled services can lead to complex, unmanageable systems with too many implicit dependencies. Listeners will learn about the...
- Jul 7, 2026—
This episode introduces the concept of a "shadow postmortem," where critical incident details and candid admissions are exchanged in private channels rather than official reports. It delves into the reasons for this...
- Jul 7, 2026—
This episode introduces the concept of the "$1.30 Debt Tax" in software architecture, explaining how successful Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) can inadvertently become permanent, load-bearing systems. It distinguishes...
- Jul 7, 2026—
This episode explores why the common belief that AI postmortems can be "fast and flawless" is a misconception, leading to superficial analysis and recurring problems. It details how the probabilistic nature, emergent...
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