
Weekly interviews w/ top technical founders + leaders, to stay fresh on how software + AI actually work. Hosted by @meganreyno, new eps every Thursday ↓
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Technically@readtechnically1h
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"In practice, it needs access to everything. But also nothing."
We thought access control was a solved problem, then agents showed up.
On ep 1 of Technically Speaking, @grinich (founder of @WorkOS) & @meganreyno discuss:
→ Why AI agents require rethinking Auth: "It's kind of like spawning new people in your organization very quickly."
→ What's stopping companies from letting agents cook (it's not the quality of models or harnesses): "To err is human, but to screw up 10,000 times per second you need a computer."
→ How Michael is hiring differently bc of AI
🎥 Watch the full episode: youtu.be/2I8pJt9kXa8
Presented by our friends at @Railway.
Original music by The Jazz Boys (don't sleep on them).

Technically@readtechnicallyOct 20
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it seems like every week the AI wave exposes a new set of technical terms that we should know about.
so we phoned a friend (@meganreyno), and this Thursday we’re launching Technically Speaking - bringing in technical founders & leaders to break down the technical problem they’ve spent years obsessing over.
the Season 1 lineup is downright effervescent:
- Michael Grinich (WorkOS) on Auth
- Jonathan Frankle (Databricks) on AI research
- Julien Launay and Sesh Nalla (Datadog) on RL
- Jake Cooper (Railway) on Cloud
- and five (5!) more special guests to be announced
new episodes posting every Thursday until the holidays.
who should we have on next?

Technically@readtechnicallySep 25
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ai writes code at light speed now, so github invented a way for humans to pretend they're keeping up

Technically@readtechnicallySep 21
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anthropic has twins, and you got the one with rules

Technically@readtechnicallyAug 25
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Databases aren't glamorous, but they're the most likely piece of the stack to ruin the launch of your vibe-coded app.
- A database is like a spreadsheet, except with more rules on how to interact with it.
- The schema is the rulebook: what every column can hold, and how tables connect to each other.
- Changing it on a live app is a migration, which must be done with care.
- Big files don't go in the database, they go into object storage.
Learn more about the care and feeding of databases in pt 2 of our series "Software Engineering for Vibe Coders": technically.dev/posts/databa…

Technically@readtechnicallyAug 3
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the audacity to run code you’ve never read. the wisdom to run it in a box.

Technically@readtechnicallyJul 21
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stop paying penthouse prices to store your folding chairs 🗿

Technically@readtechnicallyJul 13
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ai gave everyone superpowers and somehow made everything worse 🥲

Technically@readtechnicallyJul 7
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stop clicking through 400 cloud menus like a psychopath. just write code.
