DeepSeek R1: Ask Me Anything - Open Weights, MoE innovations, Model Distillation and more!

DeepSeek R1: Ask Me Anything - Open Weights, MoE innovations, Model Distillation and more!

Join Simon Maple as he hosts a compelling discussion at the State of Open Con, featuring Amanda Brock, CEO of OpenUK, Guy Podjarny, Founder and CEO of Tessl, and Richard Sikang Bian, Head of Open Source from Ant Group. This episode delves into the impact of DeepSeek R1, a groundbreaking AI model that has taken the market by storm due to its cost-effective and innovative approach. The panel explores the broader implications for open source AI, discussing legal, ethical, and collaborative aspec...

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Liz Fong-Jones: 2x the PRs, 1.5x the Incidents

Liz Fong-Jones: 2x the PRs, 1.5x the Incidents

Honeycomb went from 30 to 70 merged pull requests a day in three months. The catch: automated code review, not code generation, became the real bottleneck of software automation. Liz Fong-Jones, Techn...

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Dexter Horthy: Why We Stopped Trusting AI to Write the Plan

HumanLayer CEO Dexter Horthy on why his team's bet on spec driven development nearly wrecked their own codebase, and what changed his mind about reviewing AI-written code. Dexter walks through the "YO...

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AWS's Marc Brooker: Specs, Not Code, Are the Hard Part

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Spec-driven development is reshaping what software engineers actually do all day, and Marc Brooker, VP and Distinguished Engineer at AWS, has read 3,000 to 4,000 postmortems that convinced him the cod...

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You Don't Need Juniors to Code. Hire Them Anyway.

You Don't Need Juniors to Code. Hire Them Anyway.

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8 Sep 52min

850 PRs a Week: How Tessl Runs a Software Factory

850 PRs a Week: How Tessl Runs a Software Factory

The software factory that put up 850 pull requests in a week, with 85 to 90% of them handled by agents end to end. Tessl's Head of Product Dru Knox on how it actually got built, why it started with sk...

2 Sep 51min

Lada Kesseler: I Trust AI Tests Less Than AI Code

Lada Kesseler: I Trust AI Tests Less Than AI Code

Lada Kesseler's approach to loop engineering is brutally simple: give the agent one step, make it write the result to a file, then read it back and go again. She calls it a centrifuge. Spin fast enoug...

25 Aug 45min

Every Repo Is a Software Factory Now | Don Syme, GitHub

Every Repo Is a Software Factory Now | Don Syme, GitHub

Turning every repo into a software factory sounds like marketing until you see the machinery underneath. Don Syme, Principal Researcher at GitHub, breaks down continuous AI and GitHub Agentic Workflow...

18 Aug 1h 4min

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