
Act of Intelligence is a podcast where a software engineer (Ajay Medury) and systems engineer (Andrew Sierota) trade honest, in-the-trenches notes on building real things with AI — the tools, the workflows, and the philosophy — to figure out which old engineering wisdom still holds and which new instincts to trust.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 4 | Founded | a month ago |
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Ajay and Andrew start with a cat-induced re-recording and end somewhere they did not expect: the first real "yes" to the show's core question. In between they dig into the software engineering loop, why contracts and modularization make AI-assisted w... more
Ajay and Andrew get pulled off their notes and into a bigger question: as coding assistants get better at running themselves, what is left for us to do? Fresh off a week of hands-on time with Claude Code and Codex, they compare the limits, the harnes... more
If coding is "solved," is software engineering? Ajay Medury (software engineer) and Andrew Sierota (systems engineer) pick up where Episode 1 left off and get into the part that isn't solved: judgment. They trade notes on why weekly usage limits have... more
Welcome to Act of Intelligence — a new podcast about AI tools, workflows, and the philosophy of building with them, hosted by Ajay Medury and Andrew Sierota. In this pilot, a software engineer and systems engineer compare notes on what it's actually ... more
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