Podcast Archives - Software Engineering Daily
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Technical interviews about software topics.
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Podcast Archives - Software Engineering Daily
The Hardware Bottleneck AI Can’t Fix
Hardware engineering is trapped in a pre-software era of slow, manual processes—where testing an aircraft can take days just to retrieve data from a hard drive, and a single failed rocket test can cost tens of millions. Jason Haack, CEO of Nominal, argues that
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Web Native Game Development
The web has undergone a quiet renaissance in game development, powered by WebAssembly, WebGL, and WebGPU—technologies that now deliver near-native performance in browsers. Eric Dabalbor, principal engineer at Poki and creator of popular web games like Silly Sk
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SED News: Apple’s AI Problem, The Real Business Model of AI, and Token Cost Reckoning
Apple is at a crossroads, not just technologically but culturally: despite its massive market value and hardware dominance, the company has yet to deliver a meaningful AI breakthrough, with its Siri demo famously being fake and its AI leadership in flux. This
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Preparing for Q-Day
The threat of quantum computers breaking modern cryptography is no longer a distant theoretical concern—it's accelerating rapidly, with experts now projecting a 'Q-Day' as early as 2029. In this episode, Boss Vesterbond, a cryptography engineer at Cloudflare,
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