Displaying all 5 Episode of Coder Radio with the tag “terminal”.
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622: Warp 2, Mr. Lloyd
July 10th, 2025 | 21 mins
ai, automation, coder radio, coding, linux, llm, programming, terminal, vibe coding, warp
Zach Lloyd commandeers the show and takes Mike to Warp 2!
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607: Warp's Zach Lloyd
February 16th, 2025 | 31 mins 12 secs
coder radio, coding, linux, programming, terminal, warp
Mike sits down with Zach Lloyd of Warp to discuss their new cross-platform terminal. And brief discussion of changes to the show.
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577: Holy Order of the Admins
July 2nd, 2024 | 47 mins 50 secs
advanced features, ai, alice ai, apple intelligence, aspen institute, bugs, character.ai, chatgpt, coder radio, computing resources, developer, developers, development podcast, docker, eq, events, fountain, github issue, google, indeed, iq, jar-jar desktop, lary summers, macos, meta, migration, mitigations, monthly fees, no-li brewhouse, obj-c, oneapi, open-source, oses, perforce, piper, regression testing, repository operations, research partnerships, retail demos, rosetta, rust, smtp, software development job postings, source control, spokane meetup, st. louis fed, sycl, system76, tdd, terminal, testgen-llm, testing, unit test improvement, user stories, vision pro, xai
Why you shouldn't use AI to write your tests, and the crazy deals new AI companies are getting themselves into to access hardware.
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461: Easy for Schmidt to Say
April 13th, 2022 | 37 mins 35 secs
app store, apple, big tech, brew, coder radio, developer tooling, development podcast, elon musk, eric schmidt, fig, icloud, ide, ios, iterm, kubernetes, max howell, nextcloud, raspberry pi, remote work, return to the office, rust, tea, terminal, vscode, warp
We revel in the hypocrisy of big tech, share a few stories, and catch up with an old friend.
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438: The Oppenheimer Problem
November 3rd, 2021 | 55 mins 9 secs
173-page unredacted filing, airplay to mac port 5000, apfs, async-ruby, coder radio, concurrency gem, concurrent-ruby, data volume, development podcast, fiberscheduler, firmlinked, gnome shell, google amp, immutable filesystem, inotch, jedi blue, low power mode, macos, monterey, project bernanke, project jedi, project nera, ruby async, ruby blocks, ruby fibers, sealed system volume, simplified boot volume, snapshot, terminal
After a little async Ruby chat and developer morality struggle, Chris explains how macOS Monterey has lapped Linux with a critical workstation feature.