OCT 27TH 5-7PM
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Alex Sexton and Amadeus DeMarzi of Pierre Computer Company explain how they built blazing-fast Diffs and Trees primitives that scroll through million-line diffs without breaking a sweat. Learn about sticky-positioning tricks, web components, and letting AI auto-research optimize your hot paths.
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Wes and Scott dig into whether AI can be creative, nail UX, or make design that actually converts, starting with the mysterious ubiquity of Sarah Chen testimonials. Plus design.md, Google Stitch, and why Claude is secretly a great busy-work designer.
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A brand new Shai-Hulud worm chewed through TanStack and a pile of other npm and PyPI packages using a poisoned GitHub Actions cache, complete with a dead man switch that wipes your home directory. Wes and Scott break down how it happened and how to protect yourself.
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The all-you-can-eat AI buffet is closing as Copilot multipliers jump to 27x, while hackers are targeting job interviews and Vercel keys need rotating. Plus: ditch NVM for Vite Plus, why native HTML beats 16MB component libraries, and a new CSS linter on the horizon.
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Wes and Scott celebrate 1,000 episodes with the whole team, a deep dive into transcript stats, hilarious supercuts of their most overused phrases, and the origin story of the podcast from a 2016 Google Doc. Find out who talks more, why Scott says 'rid' so much, and why the monster truck intros had to die.
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Scott and Wes dig into the deterministic tools that turn AI slop into actual code quality, from dead code finders to custom lint rules AI can't ignore. Stop begging your agents.md to behave and start enforcing the rules.
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CSS finally gets masonry with display: grid-lanes, HTML can now live inside a canvas, and CSS can roll its own dice. Scott and Wes tear through a pile of new web platform goodies you can use today and some you can only drool over behind a flag.
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Why can't Claude design its way out of a paper bag, and why does every vibe-coded site look the same? Wes and Scott also tackle perf debugging, soldering gear, Vibe Rules vs skills, and the genius Composer One interview.
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Wes walks through how he moved his ten-year-old course platform from Express to Hono and from Pug to JSX with AI, and why planning, patterns, and testing matter more than the typing. Plus Sick Picks for voice dictation and monitor layouts.
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Vite+ is now open source and wants to merge your linter, formatter, Node version manager, task runner, and package manager behind one tiny command: vp. Scott, Wes, and CJ walk through what it does, what it can't replace yet, and why agents love it.
