Hosted by Matt Hamlin, Dillon Curry & Scott Kaye · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 30 episodes
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Matt Hamlin, Dillon Curry & Scott Kaye hosts The Bikeshed Pod, a technology show with 30 episodes published.
Summary The High Cost of Getting Started Scott has been writing a lot of automated tests at a bigger company than he's used to, mostly end-to-end and integration tests in Playwright (with past lives in Cypress and Seleni
Summary The "Everything App" Land Grab The hosts riff on companies bolting adjacent products onto a core they're already good at. Google just announced a Whoop competitor (Dillon, who works at Whoop, notes the hardware l
Summary The AI Overwork Paradox The article's core thesis: AI makes it easier to do more and harder to stop. Dillon frames the mechanism — agents get you 90% of the way, but that last 10% (the review) is where all the ti
Episode Summary: Matt revisits a hot take from a year ago that he believes more strongly now: you shouldn't be using plan mode in your AI coding agents. The conversation lands on a more nuanced position — planning still
Episode Summary In this episode, Dillon walks Scott and Matt through a personal productivity dashboard he's been building with Claude — and uses it as a jumping-off point for a wider conversation about what AI unlocks fo
The 19,000-Line Slopfork: Node.js, Claude Code, and the AI Contribution Crisis Matt, Scott, and Dillon unpack one of the messiest open source dramas of the moment: Matteo Collina — Node TSC member and Fastify creator — d
Main Topic: When PR Feedback Diverges From The Plan Matt and Scott both recently shipped PRs and got reviewer feedback that didn't match what they thought the team had agreed on — either asking for far more scope than in
The OpenClaw Saga: Rebrands, Malware, and Who Pays for Your Agent Matt, Scott, and Dillon try to make sense of one of the fastest-moving stories in agentic AI: the project that started as ClawdBot, briefly became MoldBot
Slop Code, $500K Bills, and the Two People Who Actually Tried This week the crew flips the script on their usual AI conversations and gets honest about what AI adoption actually looks like inside larger tech orgs — not t
Summary In this episode of The Bikeshed Podcast, Dillon, Scott, and Matt tackle a topic that's been top of mind for Matt lately: how do you maintain high code quality standards when AI agents are writing most of your cod
Summary The hosts kick off by diving into their 2026 predictions, rating each on both a likelihood scale (1–10) and a Taco Bell-inspired "spice-o-meter" ranging from mayo to Diablo. Dillon's first prediction is that auto
Summary In this episode of Retro and React, Scott and Matt dive into two significant developments in the tech industry: Anthropic's recent policy changes around third-party agent harnesses and the layoffs at Tailwind Lab
Summary: Scott, Dillon, and Matt kick off 2026 with a deep dive into the joys (and pains) of performance review season. The conversation starts with everyone's approach to using AI—specifically Claude—to help write self-
This week on The Bikeshed, Scott, Matt, and Dillon tackle two breaking stories that have the JavaScript community buzzing: React's severity 10 vulnerability in React Server Components and Anthropic's surprising acquisiti
The AI Code Review Landscape: Three Companies, Three Approaches The conversation kicks off with each host sharing their company's approach to AI code review tooling. Dillon reveals that Whoop is piloting three different
Why Internal Tooling (Usually) Sucks In this episode, Matt kicks things off with a provocative thesis: internal tooling usually sucks. What follows is a deep, nuanced exploration of one of software engineering's most per
Coffee Discussion The hosts spend considerable time discussing coffee preferences and brewing methods. They critique Dunkin' Donuts coffee quality, with the consensus being it's subpar without heavy sugar additions. Matt
Remix 3 Discussion Overview: The hosts discuss the recent Remix Jam conference and the unveiled Remix 3 framework, which aims to simplify web development. Remix 3 is centered around event handling and components with a d
Summary This episode of the Bikeshed Podcast dives into the question of whether the current state and future of the web are in jeopardy, primarily due to the rise of AI and its impact on content creation, consumption, an
This episode of the Bikeshed Podcast features a discussion on the optimal level of deployment pipeline optimization, sparked by a company's desire to achieve five-minute deploys. The co-hosts, Scott, Matt, and Dillon, de
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