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Hosted by re:cinq & hackers&wizards · business · EN · 19 episodes
From AI-native software development to engineering leadership and organizational transformation, we explore what it takes to build the next generation of engineering organizations.
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Signup to Generate a PitchFrom AI-native software development to engineering leadership and organizational transformation, we explore what it takes to build the next generation of engineering organizations.
Recent episodes include "Sam Newman on Software Factories: Why AI Can't Fix Your Production Incidents (Yet)" (13 October 2026, 59 minutes), "Inside Steve Yegge's Software Factory: Lessons from Running 50 Agents" (20 September 2026, 70 minutes), and "72x Faster Software Delivery with a Former AI Skeptic" (19 May 2026, 107 minutes).
Rethink Engineering publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 67 minutes across 19 episodes.
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Rethink Engineering is a business show with 19 episodes published.
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Episode #19
Sam Newman, author of Building Microservices and the new Building Resilient Distributed Systems, joins Benedikt Stemmildt to talk about resilience engineering now that AI writes more of our software and runs inside more...
Episode #18
What happens when you actually run a software factory? Steve Yegge, creator of Gas Town and Beads, runs around 50 AI agents on his long-running online game, Wyvern. In this episode he talks with Benedikt Stemmildt about...
Episode #17
The episode begins with a candid look at Dominic Warchalowski and his evolution from a staunch AI skeptic to a lead engineer driving a massive velocity increase at Odevo. Dominic recounts his early and frustrating...
Episode #17
<p>The episode begins with a candid look at Dominic Warchalowski and his evolution from a staunch AI skeptic to a lead engineer driving a massive velocity increase at Odevo. Dominic recounts his early and frustrating...
Episode #16
<p>The conversation begins with an inside look at Odevo, a massive Swedish property technology company managing residential assets globally. Tomasz outlines the early days of their AI adoption, characterized by an...
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<p>The episode begins by addressing a stark new reality for engineering teams: AI agents are writing code at an unprecedented pace, leading to pull requests that are 150 percent larger and review times that have...
Episode #14
<p><b>The Opening Context<br /></b>The conversation begins with a critical look at how engineering organizations measure success in the era of AI. Lauren Peate CEO of Multitudes joins Deejay to unpack their recent mixed...
Episode #13
<p>The conversation begins by tracing the professional trajectories of Daniel Jones and Benedict Stemmelt, two practitioners who found common ground in the shared Slack channels of the AI-native movement. The opening...
Episode #12
<p>The episode opens with urgency as Daniel Jones and Mike Gehard reflect on a fortnight of agentic breakthroughs—specifically "dark factories" where humans are barred from the inner workings of code production. Daniel...
Episode #11
<p>The episode opens with Amy Heineike outlining Tessl's core mission: building documentation registries optimized for coding agents. Daniel Jones notes the pervasive frustration of API hallucinations, where models...
Episode #11
<p>The episode opens with Amy Heineike outlining Tessl's core mission: building documentation registries optimized for coding agents. Daniel Jones notes the pervasive frustration of API hallucinations, where models...
Episode #10
<p>In this week's episode of Waves of Innovation, host Daniel Jones reconnects with "Big" Rob Edwards, a Google Cloud expert, DORA contributor, and long-time collaborator. Their history goes back a decade to the...
Episode #9
<p>Why do so many digital transformations hit a wall? You can have the fastest cloud platform or the most advanced AI agents, but if you ignore the humans responsible for using them, you are destined to...
Episode #8
<p>What happens after you go "all in" on AI coding assistants?</p><p>In this episode, Deejay catches up with Elliott Beatty, host of the Agentic CTO podcast, and VP of Engineering at Fruition, to review his...
Episode #7
<p>Why do AI projects feel so unpredictable? If you've ever been frustrated by a machine learning project that shows "nothing, nothing... then suddenly, something," this episode is for you. We move past the hype to...
Episode #6
<p>How do you implement cutting-edge AI in one of the world's most regulated and secure environments?</p><p>In this episode, Deejay talks to Mike Gehard, Director of R&D at Rise 8, a custom software development firm...
Episode #5
<p>In this episode, we sit down with Nick Gushchin, founder of the Swiss AI Chatbot Factory, to hear his incredible story of career transformation. After nearly 18 years in the banking industry, Nick embarked on a...
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<p>What's the most important skill for building reliable AI? It might not be what you think.</p><p>In this episode, we sit down with Qamir Hussain, Head of AI at Arisa (formerly of Webio), who shares incredible insights...
Episode #3
<p>Feeling overwhelmed by the new wave of AI jargon? You're not alone. In this episode, we're joined by <b>Hannah Foxwell</b>, a tech leader who, after feeling "bamboozled" at an AI conference, founded the <b>"AI for...
Episode #2
<p>What would it take to have your engineering team write almost no code by the end of 2026? That's the audacious goal tech leader Elliot Beaty set for his team after realizing the industry was at a critical inflection...
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