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Domesticating AI

Hosted by SoyPete Tech · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 9 episodes

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About this podcast

Domesticating AI is a bi-weekly podcast about practical AI for developers. We cover self-hosted models, local AI, homelabs, hardware, agents, security, and reliability so software engineers can build - Miriah Peterson: Software engineer, Go educator, and community builder focused on *production-first* AI. Runs SoyPete Tech (streams + writing + open-source).- Matt Sharp: AI Engineer/Strategist, co-author of *LLMs in Production*, MLOps practitioner. Writes **The Data Pioneer**.- Chris Brousseau: NLP practitioner, co-author of LLMs in Production, VP of AI at VEOX. You can find him as IMJONEZZ

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SoyPete Tech hosts Domesticating AI, a technology show with 9 episodes published.

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Stop Building AI Agents: Build Harnesses Instead | Hamza Tahir (ZenML / Kitaru)

Jun 6, 202643mEp. 10S1

Everyone is building AI agents. OpenAI SDKs, Claude Code, Deep Agent systems, custom workflows, and orchestration frameworks all promise more autonomous AI. But as these systems become more capable, they start running in

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Self-Hosting AI: Scaling Is the Real Problem

May 22, 202638mEp. 7S1

AI is easy to use — but hard to scale. In this episode of Domesticating AI, we’re joined by Daniel Dowler (Red Hat) to break down what actually happens when you move from calling APIs to running AI systems yourself. Reco

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You’re Using AI Wrong: Build the System, Not Just the Prompt /w Lexi Pasi

May 8, 202643mEp. 8S1

Recorded: April 14, 2026 Most people using AI today are still users. They open ChatGPT, call an API, and get an answer. And honestly… it works. But that’s not the same as building with AI. In this episode of Domesticatin

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Hacking AI: Why Most AI Systems Are Insecure by Default

Apr 24, 202643mEp. 7S1

Hosts: Miriah Peterson, Matt Sharp, Chris Brousseau Recorded: April 2026 Status: Released Most AI systems today are designed to be helpful — not secure. In this episode, we break down how AI systems actually get exploite

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Coding with AI: Vibe Coding vs Real Engineering (with Tyler Folkman)

Apr 10, 202639mEp. 6S1

AI can write code — but that doesn’t mean you should trust it. In this episode of Domesticating AI, we’re joined by Tyler Folkman (author of The AI Architect) to break down how engineers are actually using AI to build so

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Securing Your Homelab: AI Infrastructure, Access Control & Why Docker Isn’t Isolation

Mar 27, 202630mEp. 5S1

Recording Date: February 27, 2026 Hosts: Miriah Peterson, Matt Sharp, Chris Brousseau Running AI locally is easier than ever. Running it securely is another story. In this episode of Domesticating AI, we break down the m

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Agents Don’t Need More Compute — They Need Better Engineering

Mar 13, 202634mEp. 4S1

📅 Recorded: February 6, 2026 In this episode of Domesticating AI, we discuss why scaling AI systems with more compute often hides weak engineering decisions — especially in agent workflows. We explore constrained hardwa

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Hardware-First Home AI: Chips, Memory, Backends, and What to Buy

Feb 27, 202633mEp. 1S1

Episode 3 is a hardware-first guide to running AI at home. We break down what CPUs vs GPUs vs NPUs vs TPUs actually do in the inference pipeline, why memory capacity isn’t the same as performance (model loading, KV cache

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From “Inference Box” to Dev Rig: What NVIDIA DGX Spark Actually Is | Ep 2

Feb 13, 202643mEp. 1S1

Everyone keeps calling NVIDIA DGX Spark an “inference box”… but in practice it behaves more like a dev rig. In Ep 2 of Domesticating AI, we break down what Spark is actually good for (AI development + fine-tuning) vs wha

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Your First AI at Home

Jan 30, 202641mEp. 1S1

Domesticating AI — S01E01: Your First AI at Home Hosts: Miriah Peterson, Matt Sharp, Chris Brousseau This episode is your practical on-ramp to running AI at home: why inference engines matter, what to install first, and

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