https://juicer.build/themes/juicerpodcast/demo/feed.xml 2024-04-15T00:00:00Z Sara Lindholm https://juicer.build/themes/juicerpodcast/demo/ep04/ 2024-04-15T00:00:00Z

A conversation about writing fiction with an AI partner — what works, what doesn't, and what changes when the collaborator is a model.

<p>This was a long one. Alice has been quietly writing with an LLM as a collaborator for about eighteen months and has thought more carefully about the dynamic than anyone I’ve talked to.</p> <p>Topics that came up:</p> <ul> <li>How an AI is and isn’t like a human co-author</li> <li>The “blank page” problem at scale</li> <li>What gets <em>worse</em> with an AI partner (we agreed: pacing)</li> <li>Whether the workflow generalises beyond fiction</li> </ul> <p>The full transcript is below.</p> https://juicer.build/themes/juicerpodcast/demo/ep03/ 2024-04-08T00:00:00Z

How Bob runs the platform for ~50 small businesses out of a single rack in his garage, and why he thinks that's actually the right answer for most people.

<p>Bob has been on a one-man crusade against “you must use the cloud” for about a decade. This episode is the case for the opposite: a single rack of bare metal in a garage, well-monitored, serving real customers, for years.</p> <p>We get into:</p> <ul> <li>What “good enough” reliability actually means</li> <li>The economics of bare metal at small scale</li> <li>What Bob would change if he started over</li> </ul> https://juicer.build/themes/juicerpodcast/demo/ep02/ 2024-04-01T00:00:00Z

Carla is a third-generation baker who only sells bread on Saturdays. We talk about the math behind a once-a-week bakery and why she'd never go daily.

<p>Carla started baking professionally in her thirties after eight years in an unrelated career. The shop is open one day a week and sells out by mid-afternoon. She’s been doing this for nine years.</p> <p>The conversation kept circling back to one idea: the constraint is the point. A weekly shop forces a clarity of decision-making that a daily shop doesn’t.</p> https://juicer.build/themes/juicerpodcast/demo/ep01/ 2024-03-25T00:00:00Z

The pilot episode, in which Sara (the host) interviews herself, very awkwardly, about why this show exists at all.

<p>The pilot. Sara explains, in real time, why she’s starting a podcast in 2024, what she hopes it will be, and what she’ll consider success.</p> <p>Spoiler: success is “ten episodes that I’d want to re-listen to.”</p> https://juicer.build/themes/juicerpodcast/demo/about/ 2024-01-01T00:00:00Z

Echo Chamber started as a Friday-evening recording with whichever of my friends were free. It’s now a slightly less casual weekly show — same shape, still no agenda, still one…

<p>Echo Chamber started as a Friday-evening recording with whichever of my friends were free. It’s now a slightly less casual weekly show — same shape, still no agenda, still one guest per hour. Recorded in Stockholm; available wherever you get podcasts.</p>