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The Better Stack Podcast brings you cutting-edge conversations about AI, software development, and technology from the developer advocate team at Better Stack.
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19: The Python YouTuber Who Never Missed an Upload in 7 Years (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Better Stack Podcast, we sit down with Florian Dedov, creator of NeuralNine, a nearly 500,000-subscriber YouTube channel with over 1,000 videos teaching Python and machine learning. Florian shares how his content journey started with self-published Kindle books written to fund a high school graduation trip, the keylogger and Trojan-horse tutorials that went viral before YouTube forced him to delete them, and why "stupid-sounding" content like AI stock prediction consistent
18: Why Can't AI Find the Gorilla? (opens the original)
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Vincent Warmerdam of Marimo joins the Better Stack Podcast to talk Python notebooks, the CoreWeave acquisition, and why LLMs still can't analyze data. He breaks down how Marimo grew 5% a week to become the next evolution of Jupyter, why Python beat every compiled language for data science, and how a gorilla hidden in a dataset exposes the gap between AI doing the work and actually understanding it. Plus mechanical keyboards and RSI, PyPI supply chain attacks, vibe coding and skill atrophy, and t
17: The Guy Who Coined "Event Gateways" Explains Why Webhooks Are Dying (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Better Stack Podcast, we sit down with Alex Bouchard, founder of Hookdeck, the company on a mission to kill webhooks. Alex shares how a frustrating basement side project — sparked by a Medium post titled "Webhooks suck, but there's something you can do about it" — turned into a fully-funded event infrastructure company. We dig into why he coined the term "Event Gateway," how Hookdeck's open-source Outpost project stays aligned with its business incentives, and why AWS Even
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