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In ATS Road Trip schauen wir uns die Tour The Great Devide in South Dakota an. Ich spiele die native Linux Version des „American Truck Simulator“ unter CachyOS (Plasma Desktop).
American Truck Simulator: https://store.steampowered.com/app/270880
GOG Dreamlist: https://www.gog.com/dreamlist/game/american-truck-simulator-2016
Meine Webseite: https://hatnix.net
Das Projekt Robinie 02 ist abgeschlossen
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Ralf D. Müller suggests a team of toolsmiths who build the harness so everyone else can go faster. Randy Shoup agrees: not every one of 1,000 engineers should build their own evals. "We already needed that team before AI. And now we really, really need that team."
Full Episode: https://software-architektur.tv/2026/09/04/building-software-in-the-age-of-ai-a-conversation-with-randy-shoup.html
Randy Shoup on why reviewing every line by hand stops working with AI. Instead of having every human evaluate every line, a few engineers build a pipeline, an eval set or a harness that does the evaluating. From his conversation with Ralf D. Müller about building software in the age of AI.
Full Episode: https://software-architektur.tv/2026/09/04/building-software-in-the-age-of-ai-a-conversation-with-randy-shoup.html
Randy Shoup compares AI to the semiconductor industry: AI is the fab, and our harnesses and evals are the test equipment. We're building that test equipment industry for software right now. From his conversation with Ralf D. Müller about building software in the age of AI.
Full Episode: https://software-architektur.tv/2026/09/04/building-software-in-the-age-of-ai-a-conversation-with-randy-shoup.html
Randy Shoup on where we stand with evals and harnesses: in the phase where everybody still writes their own string class. From his conversation with Ralf D. Müller about building software in the age of AI.
Full Episode: https://software-architektur.tv/2026/09/04/building-software-in-the-age-of-ai-a-conversation-with-randy-shoup.html
Ralf D. Müller credits the brakes quote to Gregor Hohpe, and Kevlin Henney sets the record straight: "No, that was me." Then he takes it one step further: you have brakes so you have control.
Full Episode: https://software-architektur.tv/2026/08/28/ai-as-a-mirror-a-conversation-with-kevlin-henney.html
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