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Where’s The Future? Podcast (WTF) is your weekly guide to the technology shaping how we’ll live, work, and play.
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Don't Say the Two Letters! Don't Say the Two Letters! (opens the original)
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Episode Summary: Will and Brandt try to get through a whole episode without saying the two letters. What's your over-under on how far they got? Along the way: Will's new NDI camera rig, Apple's ten-thousand-dollar Mac Minis and a rumored rack-mount server, why local hosting keeps swinging back to the cloud, and Brandt's morning brief that grew from a chat message into a checkbox web page. Discussions Include: • Will's NDI camera overhaul, from a $200 encoder box to auto-tracking PTZ gimbals that
Type WTF, Hit Return (opens the original)
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Episode Summary: Will and Brandt return from the summer backlog to reveal how Brandt built his own terminal macro — type WTF, hit return — to auto-generate this show's rough cuts and notes. Will shares a parallel project automating his DJ mix uploads, and the two unpack why lower-effort models like Sonnet outperform flashier ones once a workflow is dialed in, with quick hits on Notion, AI agents, and iOS 27's new Siri. Discussions Include: • Brandt's homemade "WTF" terminal macro that auto-gener
Deep Thoughts from Brandt's Porch (opens the original)
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Episode Summary: Recording live from Brandt's porch during Will's road-trip stop in Minnesota, the guys go behind the scenes on their setup before diving into ElevenLabs' new AI creative studio and the case for AI as history's next great democratizer of art. They swerve into deep-end territory: why human judgment beats "AI slop," Will's AI agent Barry gets sent to Barry Jail, and a spiral into simulation theory and what human purpose looks like as AI absorbs more of the work. Discussions Include
Are Data Centers as the Next Partisan Battle? (opens the original)
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Episode Summary: Will lays out a bold prediction: AI and data centers are about to become America's next partisan flashpoint, and he and Brandt spend the episode stress-testing it, untangling water-usage myths, nuclear-power FUD, and a Texas gas-turbine site making neighbors sick with infrasound. They land on Jevons Paradox to explain why efficiency won't shrink data center demand, sketch out a mainframe-to-local-compute future for AI, then close with a vertical USB-C cable stand and Brandt's ne
Tim Cook's Exit, the Trillion-Dollar Mythos Model, and Owning Your Own AI Memory (opens the original)
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Episode Summary: Brandt and Will open with Tim Cook stepping down as Apple CEO and what a hardware-first successor means for the future of on-device AI, then dig into Anthropic's newly revealed Mythos model, its eye-popping valuation, and Firefox's haul of 275 zero-days found with it. The back half turns practical: Will makes the case for "owning your own memory," and both trade tips on Claude chat vs. Cowork vs. Code and the caveman token-saving skill. Discussions Include: • Tim Cook stepping d
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