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The team questions whether a print out of 60-90 days worth of code is the right benchmark for whether to lay someone off.
Ben gives our podcast listeners a heads up to reports of repo jacking on GitHub (who got ahead of the issue quickly).
We reflect on whether or not we’re okay with generative AI—and question tradeoffs between copyright and the ability for more people to create stuff.
Ben discusses how his internet browser might be becoming his second brain.
Matt and Cassidy get props from Ben for their rising popularity on Stack Overflow’s YouTube channel.
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