What podcasts are you listening to?
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#46At least after the pandemic (ca. 2023) one thing that I noticed is that a lot of podcasts now has some rotation of the same guests, they are more tied with the world events (e.g., a "stoic" podcast talking about the POTUS that has 0% influence in my life and interest) and prominent figures that are specialized in... podcasting, or podcasts that, without any pushback, bringing outlandish guests for clicks (e.g. any of the Weinstein brothers, moon landing, etc).
I used to listen 20+ hours of podcasting per day and my feed was great, but now I cannot even listen 1 hour or even 99% of the guests are the same figures or super polarizing.
Someone have been in the same stage also?
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#47Literally none. But I am legitamately very curious when and where all you droogs find time for so much listening.
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#49Currently here is my pinned favorites ones:
Practical AI
Grit
Wenbin Fang's Podcast Playlist (Founder of https://www.listennotes.com/)
The Gradient: Perspectives on AI
Latent Space: The AI Engineer Podcast
The Empty Bow
Hacker News Recap
Dwarkesh Podcast
Machine Learning Street Talk (MLST)
Interconnects
Talk Python To Me
Training Data
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My podcast collection (opml file format). Exported from Overcast.
Feel free to import to your podcast app of choice. https://github.com/vinhnx/podcasts
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#50I found it independently of his other work (e.g Bits About Money, or VaccinateCA), which is fitting. The amount of stuff I've read from that guy (including on hn) but did not attribute to a single person seems anomalously high for me. https://www.kalzumeus.com/greatest-hits/
That, and "The Optimal Amount of Fraud is Non-Zero", which is an idiom I paraphrase frequently by this point.