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Heavybit Podcast Network Master Feed is a technology podcast hosted by Heavybit, with 500 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Heavybit hosts Heavybit Podcast Network Master Feed, a technology show with 500 episodes published.

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  Open Source Ready - Ep. #43, You Can't Fork a Protocol with Madelyn Olson

  Sep 24, 202637 min

  On episode 43 of Open Source Ready, Brian Douglas and John McBride speak with Madelyn Olson. The Valkey maintainer and AWS principal engineer explains how AI is changing open source contributions, code review, and the work of keeping shared infrastructure reliable. They also explore Valkey’s origins, semantic caching, and why community governance still matters when anyone can customize the code.

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  Third Loop - Ep. #12, Shipping at the Speed of Understanding with Steph Hippo

  Sep 22, 202647 min

  On episode 12 of Third Loop, the Progressive Delivery team speaks with Steph Hippo, Platform Engineering Director at Honeycomb, about what happens when AI accelerates development beyond the pace humans can absorb. They explore safe defaults, evolving code reviews, and the feedback loops that help teams understand what they ship. Steph makes the case for reinvesting saved time in better decisions, software quality, and human connection.

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  Generationship - Ep. #59, Containers Should Actually Contain with Emily Long and Alex Zenla

  Sep 17, 202655 min

  On episode 59 of Generationship, Rachel Chalmers speaks with Emily Long and Alex Zenla, co-founders of Edera, about rethinking the foundations of cloud and AI security. They explain how an IoT side project became an approach to workload isolation built around Xen and Rust, and why AI agents are making stronger security boundaries increasingly urgent. Along the way, they discuss complementary leadership skills, fundraising lessons, and the value of questioning the industry’s technical assumptions.

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  Open Source Ready - Ep. #42, When Forking Becomes a Feature with Will Cory

  Sep 10, 202654 min

  On episode 42 of Open Source Ready, Brian Douglas and John McBride sit down with Will Cory, creator of Smithers. Will explains how workflows can simplify agent orchestration and why AI-assisted development could make specialized open source forks more practical. They also explore his planned TypeScript redesign, the trade-offs behind agent tooling, and what maintainers can learn from users who build their own solutions.

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  o11ycast - Ep. #93, Adaptive Sampling Strategies with Mike Goldsmith

  Sep 3, 202640 min

  On episode 93 of o11ycast, Ken Rimple and Martin Thwaites sit down with Mike Goldsmith to explore how teams can control telemetry costs without sacrificing the data they need to understand their systems. They discuss choosing the right signals, reducing repetitive logs, building more efficient OpenTelemetry Collector pipelines, and using dynamic sampling to preserve valuable traces while cutting unnecessary volume.

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