Dinozorlarla Kafa Ütüleme podcast episodes — show notes and summaries
The era of cheap and free AI is closing. Why are prices climbing, what do token limits really change, and where does the chip crisis end? From Anthropic turning a profit to the local-vs-cloud balance, we dig into where the AI economy is actually running.
Is there really a 'best' programming language? From a language's philosophy and DNA to the birth of threads and new-generation languages, we explore why asking the right question beats crowning a winner.
Two software dinosaurs talk to young people weighing software as a career before the university exam. Is an 18-year-old's choice a life sentence? Is heavy math required? Where is the craft headed in the AI era?
Two software dinosaurs took on quantum and got hit hard. From superposition to Q-Day, from route optimization to post-quantum cryptography: where does quantum actually help, and where doesn't it?
Together with Burak Selim Şenyurt we tackled the question 'Can we still be educated?' — a conversation on learning in the age of bite-sized knowledge, the trap of abstractions, and Forster's 'The Machine Stops' as a metaphor.
AI writes the code — but can we sleep peacefully? From production-wiping agents to prompt injection experiments, custom review chains to Anthropic Mythos, a conversation on the code quality crisis.
Time to face the real cost of AI: token limits, pricing shifts on Copilot and Claude, vendor lock-in, cognitive debt, and Karpathy's LLM Wiki approach — the free lunch era is over.
The invisible nightmare of the modern developer: Dependency Hell! 3.1 million packages on NPM, the Axios attack, the absurdity of the 'everything' package, the Shai-Hulud worm, and the Notepad++ risk — welcome to package hell.
Humanity is going back to the Moon after 54 years! Artemis 2, SpaceX vs Boeing, data centers in space, mission critical programming, and the debate: is space tech more important than AI?
We talked about the cyclical nature of time in technology. The same problems keep appearing under different names. Even Spotify went back from microservices to modular monolith!