We've had Mitchell Hashimoto on a couple episodes, and each time we've discussed his vision for libghostty. In this episode, Kris and Matt talk about what the vision for libghostty actually means for the industry as a whole and the power of platforms. The duo also covers the new models that have dropped and how they see using the various models that have become available.

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We've got a new format for the bonus content snippets in this episode. All of them are together in the middle of the episode, with a small intro and outro around them. In this week's bonus content the duo discusses how AI might help save Stack Overflow, how it's making us write more specifications for software, and how it might lead to a much more viable funding model for the web. Not a supporter yet? Fix that today by heading over to https://fallthrough.fm/subscribe where you'll get not only extra content but also higher quality audio. Sign up today!

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Table of Contents:

• Prologue (00:00:00)
• Chapter 1: New Models & How We Use Them (00:02:28)
• Chapter 2: AI Will Help StackOverflow [Extended] (00:35:27)
• Chapter 3: Software Engineering Is About Writing Specifications [Extended] (00:35:59)
• Chapter 4: A Better Funding Model For The Web [Extended] (00:36:38)
• Chapter 5: SSH Out, libghostty In (00:37:37)
• Chapter 6: New Segment Type? (01:01:04)
• Epilogue (01:04:56)

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• (00:00) - Prologue