Michael Dominick

Today I'm speaking with Jamie Taylor, who is, of course, the host of the Modern.net podcast, among other things, a pretty big .net guy, loves some Cs that are sharp.

It's a great conversation.

We kind of jump around.

It's less .net focused than you think.

a lot on SpecKit, which is something I was very unaware of, but has been released by GitHub as part of their, frankly, large and somewhat confusing array of developer tools powered by AI.

Yeah, it's a great chat.

We also accidentally kind of stumble upon, I think it's called Moltbot now, but it was called the Clawbot when we recorded it.

which subsequently in the like 48, 72 hours since the recording has just blown up all over Twitter and Reddit.

It's the, you know, host it yourself AI.

It's pretty cool.

I'm actually going to be doing a tutorial on getting that set up on a home Linux server, possibly a Mac mini.

So fun stuff to look forward to.

Little bit of housekeeping.

So the Discord server, always check it out.

We're adding some policies there because we're, as things are growing, we seem to have gotten the attention of a little bit of like

recruiter or what looks like dev shop spam of people uh basically soliciting contracting work in the gen channel so we basically me decided that i added a looking for work channel so if you're like a legitimate community member and you're between contracts or something like that you can totally post in there but if um you know if you sign up for the discord today and your first thing is very much a solicitation you will probably have that message deleted and possibly get banned

So trying to balance it out.

Obviously, we don't want any false positives.

Joining the server and doing an intro in Gen is totally fine.

It's obviously, you know, come please hire me.