Coder Radio

639: RubyLLM with Carmine Paolino

January 21st, 2026  |  17 mins 15 secs

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Mike sits down to talk some RubyLLM with its author Carmine Paolino.

638: Cisco's ThousandEyes' Murtaza Doctor

January 12th, 2026  |  27 mins 52 secs

ai, bi, big data, bigdata, cisco, co-pilot, data lake, dotnet, gamedev, gaming, linux, node, nosql, programming, ruby, rust, sega, thousandeyes coding, vibe coding

Mike sits down with Murtaza Doctor of Cisco Thousand Eyes to discuss some pretty deep infrastructure stuff in the age of AI.

637: SEGA Christmas Special 25

December 23rd, 2025  |  46 mins 30 secs

ai, bi, bigdata, co-pilot, coding, dotnet, gamedev, gaming, linux, node, nosql, programming, ruby, rust, sega, tabnine, vibe coding

613: Intel Aflame

March 31st, 2025  |  45 mins 57 secs

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Mike sits down with Matt from Alderon games to talk a little game development, Path Of Titans and whole lot of Intel woes

519: Not So OpenAI

May 24th, 2023  |  44 mins 53 secs

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OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman has gone straight for the open-source kill move.