Runtime Arguments
Claim This Podcastby Jim McQuillan & Wolf
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<p>Conversations about technology between two friends who disagree on plenty, and agree on plenty more.</p>
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Recent Episodes
May 16, 2026
28: Don't let the language be the problem — let the problem be the problem
Don't let the language be the problem — let the problem be the problem.You're not picking a language; you're picking an ecosystem.Boring is a feature.Resume-driven development is real, it's expensive, and everyone has done it at least once.Python is slow. But is your service slow? And is it slow because of Python?If your team is debating the language, you may not be debating the right thing.The language is not the product. The language is the tool.A model change costs 2–3× what...
May 2, 2026
27: SSH and how we got here
From rsh to certificates: The story of how we learned to log in safely. SSH has been around for a long time, over 30 years in fact. In this episode we talk about what came before and why SSH is such a huge improvement. We talk about choices you can make in using SSH, such as choosing the right key algorithm and how to securely store those private keys and how to distribute the public keys. Hosts: Jim McQuillan can be reached at jam@RuntimeArguments.fm Wolf can be reached at wolf@RuntimeArgume...
April 18, 2026
26: Why You'll Never Switch Editors (And What You're Missing)
You already have an editor. You already love it. Nothing we say is going to change that — and we know it. But your editor shapes how you think about editing, which means there are problems it could solve for you that you've never even thought to have. We walk through the real differences between editors, IDEs, and the technologies underneath them — TreeSitter, LSPs, the Debug Adapter Protocol — and talk honestly about what actually matters: syntax awareness that doesn't break, language intell...
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