#operating-systems
7 episodes
#1732: The AIOS Kernel: An Operating System for Agents
AIOS aims to be the Linux for AI agents, managing memory, scheduling, and tools in one open-source kernel.
#1612: Why Your AI is Using a Spoon to Use Your PC
Is the era of the app over? Explore how AI agents are transforming operating systems from static tools into proactive digital partners.
#1075: The Great Kernel Shift: Why Linux is Embracing Rust
Discover why the Linux kernel is adopting Rust and how this shift aims to eliminate 70% of the digital world's security vulnerabilities.
#730: The Language of Chips: Decoding x86 vs. ARM
Why can’t you just "copy and paste" software between devices? Explore the hidden language of CPU architectures like x86 and ARM.
#729: Kernels and Cousins: The DNA of Modern Operating Systems
Why does Linux rule servers while Windows dominates the desktop? Explore the architectural DNA and kernel designs of the world's most popular OSs.
#689: The Secret Life of Webhooks: How "Always On" Costs Nothing
Ever wonder how webhooks stay "always on" without costing a fortune? Herman and Corn dive into the kernel magic of sockets and interrupts.
#492: Beyond the Folder: The Quest for a Graph-Based OS
Why are we still using 1970s folders? Explore how graph structures and associative memory are finally challenging the traditional file system.