The Commit Podcast — Hashnode

Topic: OpenAI, GPT5, Future of AI, Agents and More with Logan Kilpatrick, Developer Advocate, OpenAI

Host: Sandeep Panda, Co-founder, Hashnode.

In Episode 4 of The Commit Podcast, Logan Kilpatrick from OpenAI talks about how OpenAI operates, shares information about GPT5, discusses the future of AI, and explains what AI agents are and their importance.

Chapters:00:00 - Introduction00:30 - Can AI take over developer jobs?04:13 - Is GPT-5 in development by OpenAI?06:08 - How does OpenAI set its goals and plans? Will there be an annual DevDay?08:30 - Role of a Developer Relations professional at OpenAI14:50 - Is San Francisco the top location for starting an AI business in 2024?19:00 - Comparing open-source and proprietary AI models, like Mistral AI, LLaMA, and OpenAI25:38 - Future of context size in AI and the need for embeddings27:34 - Dealing with AI-generated inaccuracies33:18 - Future pricing trends for GPT technology42:04 - Best practices for startups to collaborate with OpenAI45:00 - Future predictions

Links mentioned during the podcast:

1. OpenAI - https://openai.com/

2. OpenAI API - https://platform.openai.com/

3. ChatGPT - https://chat.openai.com/

4. OpenAI on GitHub: https://github.com/openai

Connect with us:

Hashnode:

https://hashnode.com

Follow us on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/hashnode

Connect with Sandeep Panda:

https://twitter.com/sandeepg33k, https://sandeep.dev/blog

Connect with Logan Kilpatrick:

https://twitter.com/OfficialLoganK, https://logank.ai/

#hashnode #TheCommitPodcast #openai #devday #gpt4 #gpt3 #gpt5 #chatgpt #mistralai #LLaMA #metaai

Topic: Supabase, Postgres, AI, and Launch Weeks with Paul Copplestone

Host: Sandeep Panda, Co-founder, Hashnode.

In Episode 3 of The Commit Podcast, we engage in an enlightening conversation with Paul Copplestone, CEO and Founder of Supabase. We explore the intricate layers of building and scaling a tech startup. This episode provides an in-depth look at the evolution of Supabase, the strategic decisions behind its growth, and insights into the tech startup ecosystem.

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction

00:36 - Introduction to Paul and Supabase

02:04 - Supabase origin story

04:20 - Open-source's role to Supabase's growth

06:01 - Supabase AI Clippy bot's origin story

10:39 - Managed databases or Database as a Service (DBaaS)

12:02 - Why Postgres is winning over MySQL?

12:44 - Supabase's strategy to go beyond Postgres

15:44 - Adopting AI fast by launching Postgres Vector database

19:34 - Hosting successful "Launch Weeks", the strategy

26:17 - Do you still contribute to Supabase codebase?

29:02 - Tips to hire the best talent as a founder

34:06 - What's next for Supabase?

Links mentioned during the podcast:

1. Supabase - https://supabase.com/

2. Supbase on GitHub: https://github.com/supabase/supabase

3. Supabase Launch week: https://supabase.com/launch-week

Connect with us:

Hashnode:

https://hashnode.com

Follow us on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/hashnode

Connect with Sandeep Panda:

https://sandeep.dev/blog, https://twitter.com/sandeepg33k

Connect with Paul Copplestone:

https://twitter.com/kiwicopple, https://paul.copplest.one/

#hashnode #TheCommitPodcast #supabase #devcommunity #postgres #postgresql #mysql #database #dbaas

Topic: Raw Markdown to WYSIWYG editor - Crafting Hashnode's New Editor

In this episode, our host Sandeep Panda, co-founder of Hashnode, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Rajat Kapoor, Product Engineering Lead at Hashnode, and Lakshya Thakur, Senior Engineer at Hashnode. They discuss the process, technical details, tech stack, and challenges encountered while developing Hashnode's new Notion-like WYSIWYG editor.

Chapters:

0:00:00 - Introduction to the Podcast

0:00:30 - Guests Introductions

0:02:22 - Why Hashnode invested in the new editor

0:05:16 - How we decided to proceed with the new WYSIWYG editor

0:08:18 - Most used content types in the editor

0:09:53 - Tech stack and why Hashnode chose TipTap

0:14:49 - Supported content types in the new editor

0:18:56 - How do we store content from editor in our database

0:24:35 - Editor team size and dev process

0:27:11 - Challenges faced in the last 1 year

0:34:33 - Editor's performance

0:39:35 - How do we ship new changes with confidence

0:43:09 - AI features in the new editor

0:48:43 - Personal favorite feature in the new editor

0:53:35 - What's next with the new editor

0:58:09 - What's Headless Hashnode

1:01:01 - Big learnings from building the new editor

Links mentioned during the podcast:

1. Try the new editor and publish a blog post - https://hn.new

1. Headless Hashnode - Hashnode as a CMS: https://hashnode.com/headless

3. API Docs: https://apidocs.hashnode.com/

4. GraphQL Playground: https://apidocs.hashnode.com/

Connect with us:

Hashnode:

https://hashnode.com

Follow us on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/hashnode

Connect with Sandeep Panda:

https://sandeep.dev/blog, https://twitter.com/sandeepg33k

Connect with Lakshya Thakur:

https://twitter.com/Lakbychance, https://blog.lakbychance.com/

Connect with Rajat Kapoor:

https://twitter.com/therajatkapoor, https://blog.rajatkapoor.me/

#hashnode #TheCommitPodcast #markdowneditor #devcommunity #tiptapeditor #tiptapdev #wysiwyg #editor #markdown #writing

In this episode, our host, Sandeep Panda, who is also the co-founder of Hashnode, engages in an insightful conversation with Sandro Volpicella and Jannik Wempe, the Platform Leads at Hashnode. They discuss the intriguing process of developing Hashnode's public APIs.

Chapters:

0:00 - Intro Music

0:09 - Introduction to the Podcast

0:28 - Introduction to the First Episode

0:38 - Can Starting a Blog Help You Land a Job?

5:22 - What Motivated Hashnode to Build Public APIs?

9:11 - Technologies Used for the APIs

14:00 - Challenges in Developing APIs for Hashnode at Scale

20:20 - Implementing Caching for Hashnode APIs

26:13 - Regular Maintenance of Hashnode APIs

33:40 - Speed and Performance of the APIs

38:09 - Webhooks

45:30 - Key Personal Takeaways from Working on Hashnode APIs

Links mentioned during the podcast:

1. Hashnode's Overall Architecture: https://engineering.hashnode.com/hashnodes-overall-architecture

2. Headless Hashnode - Hashnode as a CMS: https://hashnode.com/headless

3. API Docs: https://apidocs.hashnode.com/

4. GraphQL Playground: https://apidocs.hashnode.com/

Connect with us:

Hashnode:

https://hashnode.com

Follow us on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/hashnode

Connect with Sandeep Panda:

https://sandeep.dev/blog, https://twitter.com/sandeepg33k

Connect with Sandro Volpicella:

https://sandro.volpee.de, https://twitter.com/sandro_vol

Connect with Jannik Wempe:

https://blog.jannikwempe.com, https://twitter.com/JannikWempe