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LinearB · Technology

Dev Interrupted

Software itself is fundamentally changing. We explore the transition to agentic orchestration, vibe coding, and AI-native development, grounding the conversation in the principles that have always defined great engineering. On Tuesdays, we interview the founders, architects, and builders of the world’s most impactful tech to uncover the timeless engineering principles and strategies shaping the next era of development. And on Fridays, we drop an end-of-week roundup of the biggest news in AI and software, and what it actually means for your career, your craft, and your life as a developer. Subscribe to stay ahead of the next era of code.

Episodes

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The most underrated dataset in enterprise AI is your org chart | Rippling's Albert Strasheim

21 Jul 2026
35m
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Rebuilding CLIs for agents, it’s time to get MCP-certified, and why human code review will never catch up

17 Jul 2026
23m
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The rapid integration of AI into software development is fundamentally reshaping engineering workflows, moving beyond simple code generation to complex agentic systems. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is gaining industry-wide standardization, providing a critical framework for connecting AI applications to external to...

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How to see in the dark factory | LaunchDarkly's Cameron Etezadi

14 Jul 2026
47m
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How to cultivate expertise with local models, delegating to subagents, and we all really stopped reading, huh?

10 Jul 2026
28m
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Agents moved where the work happens (and using MCP to find it again) | Slack’s Jaime DeLanghe

07 Jul 2026
51m
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Empathetic leadership for tech overlords, a good backlog completes itself, and who’s agent is this, anyways?

03 Jul 2026
36m
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How Kraken finds hidden bottlenecks across thousands of engineers | Nik Sudan

30 Jun 2026
43m
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Operationalizing AI in engineering requires a clear separation between rapid, throwaway proof-of-concept experimentation and production-ready development. Scaling AI maturity depends on moving beyond vanity metrics like adoption rates or token consumption, instead utilizing a balanced framework of throughput, quality, ...

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The discernment horizon, loop-driven development, and a wizard’s very defensible pond

26 Jun 2026
28m
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Your developers are the attack surface now and vibe coding as a vulnerability | Tanya Janca

23 Jun 2026
46m
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Microsoft’s wandering eyes, data labeling duties for senior devs at Meta, and prod is the new source code

19 Jun 2026
38m
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Your SDLC needs a productivity context engine

16 Jun 2026
39m
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The rapid adoption of AI in software development has transformed the traditional Software Development Life Cycle into an Agentic Development Life Cycle, creating significant operational friction. While AI-generated code has doubled pull request throughput, organizations face diminishing returns, with productivity gains...

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How to harness your dragon with Fable, tech leaders turn to model routing, and coping with AI rockstars

12 Jun 2026
35m
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All software is an optimization of tokens and time (and speed is still the moat) | AMD’s Anush Elangovan

09 Jun 2026
52m
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Microsoft breaks free from OpenAI, using your harness to add drag instead of velocity, and the Linux built-ins you're sleeping on

05 Jun 2026
27m
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How to turn your 1000x engineer into a 10x everyone | LinkedIn’s Karthik Ramgopal

02 Jun 2026
52m
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The cost of intelligence will never be this cheap again, the failure of intensive specs, and how bots disguise inefficient workflows

29 May 2026
38m
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Observability is your profit center now | Honeycomb’s Christine Yen

26 May 2026
47m
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Observability serves as the critical foundation for managing the complexities of modern, AI-driven software development. As AI agents generate code at unprecedented speeds, traditional monitoring tools fail to capture the necessary context, necessitating a shift toward high-fidelity, columnar data stores that enable re...

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What Google didn’t announce at I/O, defining “dark flow” and ignoring your first brain to build your second one

22 May 2026
30m
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Android is the frontier for agents and other lessons from Google I/O | Matthew McCullough

19 May 2026
27m
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Agents get their own AOL, Andrew gets published, and vibe coding is actually good?

15 May 2026
40m
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