Kabarza and Samuel open with phones, watch batteries and why both have swapped Siri for ChatGPT or Gemini on the action button, which turns into a frank chat about why developers neglect front-end UI. Samuel shares what he has learnt running coding models locally and why one-shot benchmarks say little about working in a real codebase. Kabarza's site of the week is Shopify's Black Friday pinball machine and globe, built in three.js and streamed in 8K to the Las Vegas Sphere, which promptly crashes his browser on air.

The main news is OpenAI's reported "code red" after Gemini 3, followed by Gemini 3 Deep Think, DeepSeek 3.2, OpenAGI's computer-use model and Anthropic's acquisition of Bun, which prompts a discussion about why software engineering still matters. Samuel explains how he uses agentic browsers to build a sponsorship CRM and why Perplexity's BrowseSafe benchmark matters, before both hosts talk about tool fatigue and learning through the hard part. They finish by asking where all the Webflow content creators have gone, looking at Webflow's marketing, new component libraries from Timothy Ricks and Alicia Sanizarro, Bradford Huber's holiday challenge and Kabarza's client Christmas cards.

Chapters

• 00:00 AirPods, phones and AI on the action button
• 07:22 Local models and context windows
• 17:18 Site of the week: Shopify's Black Friday pinball
• 23:05 Code red at OpenAI
• 32:26 Gemini 3 Deep Think and DeepSeek 3.2
• 39:11 OpenAGI and Nordcraft
• 42:35 Anthropic acquires Bun
• 52:13 Agentic browsers and BrowseSafe
• 61:34 Replit, Google and tool fatigue
• 73:50 Where are all the Webflow creators?
• 83:17 Webflow components and Christmas cards

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