Samuel and Kabarza open with Halloween costumes, a birthday trip to a 1940s bar and a crash course in Cockney rhyming slang, before a warning that LinkedIn trains AI on your posts by default. They look at a TypeGPU experiment and what TypeScript actually adds, Freepik's node-based Spaces canvas, OpenAI's Aardvark security agent, and a long debate over whether people will one day build their own software instead of paying for SaaS.

They also cover Ilya Sutskever's deposition and what it says about Sam Altman, PewDiePie's turn towards running and training his own AI, Amazon's legal threat to Perplexity over AI shopping agents, and Mr.doob vibe coding updates to Three.js. Webflow gets Finsuite's dev mode and new Cloud storage options, GitHub's report puts TypeScript at number one, Builder.io promises a design and dev tool for whole teams, and Kabarza reports back on spending eight euros trying to animate a thumbnail with Freepik.

Chapters

• 00:00 Halloween, birthdays and a LinkedIn jump scare
• 08:45 TypeGPU and the CSS of Jhey
• 21:02 Freepik Spaces
• 30:36 OpenAI's Aardvark and whether SaaS is dead
• 48:28 Ilya Sutskever's deposition and Sam Altman
• 54:14 PewDiePie trains his own AI
• 62:02 Amazon's legal threat to Perplexity
• 70:04 Mr.doob vibe codes Three.js
• 72:00 Finsuite dev mode and Webflow Cloud storage
• 84:39 TypeScript tops GitHub and Builder.io Fusion
• 94:39 Testing Freepik Spaces

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