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Two well-seasoned technology veterans, Ian Fosbery and JR Reynolds, turn their critical gaze towards the practical application of agentically augmented software engineering in the wild. Fire up the agents while you pour yourself a fresh cup o' joe and enjoy the show.
Unknown Host hosts Yelling at Robots, a technology show with 18 episodes published.
The Zig'pire strikes back with some retro shade-burns on the Bun Rust rewrite. Also OpenAI's baby model take a dump in the pool and we all have to clear out for a chlorine bomb. 00:00 - Intro 03:15 - Andrew Kelley has so
We're back! Spitting on the Bun Rewrite blog post and the scourge of Forward Deployed Engineers (also JR will totally take a forward deployed engineer position if you would only return his calls, Anthropic!) 00:00 - Intr
We are back and better than ever. Bear with us as we... Migrate our production pipeline to all open source products Experiment with new microphones Travel through space hoping that the next leap will be the leap home.
More Zucked up motherzucking at Meta (whew!) and the lads wax poetic on hiring in an AI age.
The Metastrophe continues as Supreme Commander Zuck his loyal lieutenants of fail-flail continue speed running with buckets of money turning their workforce into Reverse Centaurs. Would be great to watch if it didn't cru
This week, the lads slop on Cloudflare and Stripe's agent baby, Github's continual f**kery, and Vercel's speed run towards the security cliff. 00:00 Cold open 00:47 Intro 02:23 What's on the show today 03:35 Cloudflare &
This week, the lads slop on Cloudflare and Stripe's agent baby, Github's continual f**kery, and Vercel's speed run towards the security cliff. 00:00 Cold open 00:47 Intro 02:23 What's on the show today 03:35 Cloudflare &
JR and the Foz vibe up a homepage using nothing but their wits and a massively subsidized earth shattering infrastructure to inference ideas into magic. Big Pickle and Nematron collide to make Haskell magic on today's ep
JR and The Foz wax analytic about the gap in the tracks as the industry races towards a funky future. Let the Chaos Magick Continue! 00:00 - Intro 01:04 - On today's episode 01:51 - Zuck's Clone Wars 05:17 - Bakery updat
Episode 8 - JR and Foz talk about bakeries, Trendslop, and The Great Claude Shakedown™ of 2026! 00:00 - Intro 02:00 - On today's episode 04:34 - Bakery update! 11:32 - Trendslop 12:22 - JR and Foz plan the final episode
Episode 7: Memory Palaces, Security Hell, and the Slow Collapse of Society This week on Yelling at Robots , JR and Foz dive headfirst into the cheerful little topic of AI security doom — with a brief stop at Milla Jovovi
JR and The Foz dig deep on Easter Sunday in to the claude code own goal of publishing their agent harness, the dangers of slopsquatting and the rising tide of local models. Anthropic Leak What happened: https://medium.co
The Foz dares set foot in JR's hood for a very special European edition. Back from a 3 week vacation hiatus and holy crap! In the reverse-black-hole of AI, 3 weeks is like a year in the real world. They review the failur
Discoursing... Dario (Anthropic CEO) breaks the AI CEO CovenantAnother one of Sam's non-dystopian startups!The beautiful new world of prompt injection *Klaw replicationJR got fired from his bread making app gig in a way
JR and The Foz dissect the latest openclaw shenanigans and dig in to a claude augmented sourdough bread baking application. Use coupon code YELLING for two openclaws for the price of one!
In this episode we - crack wise on the Zuck - I don't remember else what - actually have a good idea for NEXT episode (this one is still a shambolic ramble fest, though!) Enjoy!
Ian and JR try to figure out what the fudge they are doing with this podcast. TL;DR ... mixed results!
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