HTML All The Things - Web Development, AI, and Developer Careers

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  AI Coding Makes Development Easier - So Why Are We Burning Out? 21.07.2026 57λ

  AI makes development faster and easier - but does it also make the work less fulfilling? Matt and Mike discuss AI coding, developer burnout, context switching, code review fatigue, and how developers can find a healthier balance.
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  Kimi K3 Brings Frontier AI Into the Open 18.07.2026 20λ

  Kimi K3 brings frontier-level performance to an open AI model - but greater control also creates new questions about competition, regulation and AI safety.
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  JavaScript Isn't Always the Answer: Native Browser Features Every Developer Should Know 14.07.2026 1ώ 6λ

  Modern browsers can do far more than many developers realize. We explore native browser features that replace common JavaScript solutions, discussing when it’s worth trusting the platform - and when JavaScript is still the right tool.
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  Growing Your App: From MVP to MLP 11.07.2026 27λ

  We discuss the difference between an MVP and an MLP, why AI has made feature creep easier than ever, and how developers can validate ideas, prioritize features, and build products people genuinely enjoy using.
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  How to Build an Async Remote Team That Actually Works 07.07.2026 1ώ 8λ

  Mike shares lessons learned from nearly a decade leading asynchronous engineering teams. We discuss the difference between remote and async work, why trust and communication matter more than meetings, how to hire people who thrive in autonomous environments, and the challenges companies face when transitioning away from traditional office culture.
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  What Happens When Physical Games Disappear? 04.07.2026 53λ

  Sony’s move to an all-digital future has reignited debates around ownership and game preservation, but what about gaming culture? This week we discuss the role physical games have played in shaping gaming identity, collecting, preservation, and the enthusiast communities that have helped define the hobby for decades.
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  AI Safety: From Narrow AI to Superintelligence 30.06.2026 1ώ 3λ

  Can AI become smarter than humans while remaining safe? We explore AI safety across Narrow AI, AGI, and Superintelligence, discussing alignment, control, bias, security, and the challenges of building AI that remains aligned with human values.
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  Web News: Consumer Electronics Are Getting Gutted 27.06.2026 26λ

  Matt and Mike discuss the state of the consumer electronics market, with the Steam Machine serving as a case study that shows us what the future of buying electronics may look like.
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  Get Found: SEO, Social Media, and Building an Audience with Matt Diamante 25.06.2026 47λ

  Matt Diamante joins the show to discuss modern SEO, social media growth, and building an audience in the age of AI.
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  The $2 Trillion AI Panic: Is SaaS Really Dead? 23.06.2026 1ώ 7λ

  Matt and Mike discuss the sudden hit that SaaS stock prices have hit in light of AI generating apps in just a few prompts. Is AI going to replace SaaS? Can it really replace all the iterations that SaaS products have been through over the years?
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  Web News: Would You Risk Your Job to Oppose AI? (Debate) 20.06.2026 21λ

  Matt and Mike debate whether you should risk your job by bringing up anti-AI comments inside a pro-AI workplace - during this difficult job market for developers and tech workers.
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  Are AI Data Centers Good or Bad? 16.06.2026 1ώ 16λ

  AI data centers are becoming one of the biggest flashpoints in tech. In this episode, Matt and Mike break down what data centers are, why AI requires so much compute, and how hyperscale facilities are affecting power grids, water usage, housing, consumer electronics, and local communities. Are AI data centers worth the cost, or is the buildout moving too fast?
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  Web News: Anthropic Released An AI It Doesn't Fully Trust 13.06.2026 31λ

  Anthropic’s newest AI model comes with restrictions designed to keep certain prompts away from its most powerful capabilities. We explore the growing challenge of AI safety, prompt routing, and whether these safeguards can keep pace with rapidly advancing AI systems.
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  AI Isn’t Just Taking Jobs, It’s Creating Weird New Ones 09.06.2026 1ώ

  AI is changing the job market in ways that go far beyond simple automation. While some tasks are becoming easier or disappearing altogether, new careers are emerging to help businesses implement, manage, evaluate, and even repair AI-powered systems. In this episode Matt and Mike discuss the rise of roles like Forward Deployed Engineers, AI Generalists, Prompt & Evals Engineers, and ”Vibe Code Rescue Engineers,” exploring why companies are hiring for these positions and what they reveal about the future of work. If AI continues to reshape the tech industry, understanding where new opportunities are forming may be just as important as understanding what is being automated away.
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  Web News: AI vs No-Code 06.06.2026 52λ

  Are AI coding agents making traditional no-code tools obsolete? In this edition of Web News, Matt and Mike discuss the growing trend of teams moving away from no-code platforms and back toward code-driven websites powered by AI. From Webflow and Squarespace to agentic workflows, rapid iteration, and the future of web development itself, they explore whether AI is changing how websites are built - and whether we’re witnessing the next major shift in the industry.
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  How Long Do Websites Last? (And When Should You Replace Them?) 02.06.2026 51λ

  How long should a website last? While some major brands rebuild their websites every couple of years, many businesses expect their websites to serve them for much longer. In this episode, Matt and Mike explore what it really means for a website to ”last,” why some sites become outdated while others remain effective for years, and the key factors that drive redesigns, rebuilds, and modernization projects. From branding and user expectations to technical debt, security, SEO, and performance, they break down when it’s time to replace a website - and when it’s better to keep improving the one you already have.
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  Web News: The Middle Class Can't Keep Up With Tech Anymore 30.05.2026 28λ

  Can the middle class still afford modern technology? From Steam Deck price increases to the arrival of smart glasses and AI wearables, consumers are being asked to maintain an ever-growing portfolio of devices, subscriptions, and upgrade cycles. Matt and Mike discuss the rising cost of tech, whether new gadgets are replacing old ones or simply adding to the bill, and how to balance your enthusiasm for technology with real-world financial priorities.
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  AI Coding Hype Is Starting to Crack 26.05.2026 58λ

  AI skepticism may be one of the most important developer skills today. Matt and Mike discuss the balance between rejecting AI entirely and trusting it too much.
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  Web News: Why Does Every Website Look Like a SaaS App? 23.05.2026 21λ

  Are modern websites becoming too generic? Matt and Mike discuss the rise of homogenized web design, SaaS-style layouts, AI-generated sites, and whether “modern” actually means better.
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  You Know CSS… So Why Can’t You Build Anything? 19.05.2026 53λ

  People learn CSS - but still can’t build anything. In this episode, we break down how to learn CSS through practical, real-world scenarios and actually build responsive layouts.