Runtime Arguments
Conversations about technology between two friends who disagree on plenty, and agree on plenty more. Source
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Recent episodes
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Aug 08, 2026 — Wolf is at the "relies on tests" end of the spectrum. Jim is closer to the other end, somewhere around "how do I start?". He doesn’t need convincing. He just needs to get from zero (non-trivial) tests to one. Today’s episode is a candid discussion...
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Jul 25, 2026 — Wolf and Jim open with two AI stories from the week. First, the report that an OpenAI model "escaped its sandbox" and went after Hugging Face — a story Wolf finds infuriating precisely because the words don't go together. Reading the actual joint...
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Jul 11, 2026 — High-points on Rust: how it’s different, how it might help you even if you never actually use it on a project, why people care. … And some things Jim and Wolf have (separately) been working on. Links: SQL 'SELECT * (EXCEPT ...)' new functionality...
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Jun 27, 2026 — Jim shares his adventure into running LLMs on his own hardware. For him it's less about saving money and more about privacy — working in healthcare, he can't send patient data to the cloud. App vs. model: Claude Code and Codex are applications, not...
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Jun 13, 2026 — You almost never have exactly the right amount of compute for the job. Either cores are sitting idle while your code runs on one, or you've got more problem than machine. This episode is about the two fundamental tools for closing that gap — and why...
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