When this episode was recorded, Jesse worked for WaveSeven Consulting, which provides business advisory and project delivery support for media and entertainment companies. 

He now works for ClickUp, same as previous Stack Overflow Podcast guest, RJ Tuit. 

Read Jesse’s hot takes on his blog.

You can connect with Jesse as Jtomchak on all the socials. 

Tomasz is a general partner at Theory Ventures, a venture capital firm focused on early-stage software companies.

He’s a coauthor of Winning with Data, a deep dive into how big data has changed business best practices and organizational culture.

Tomasz was on the podcast back in 2023. Give it a listen!

Explore Tomasz’s writing.

Follow Tomasz on LinkedIn.

2024 was a defining year for AI investment. Read the HumanX/Crunchbase report.

You can learn more about HumanX or register for next year’s event, April 7-9, 2026 in San Francisco.

Follow Stefan on LinkedIn.

Follow Jager on LinkedIn. 

Holistic AI is an AI governance platform that helps the enterprise adopt and scale AI.

Audioshake uses AI to mix, master, and separate music and other audio content.

Learn more about HumanX here. Feeling the FOMO? The event takes place again on April 7-9, 2026 in San Francisco. Early birds can register here.

Connect with Raj on LinkedIn.

Connect with Jessica on LinkedIn.

Deepak works on Amazon Q Developer, a GenAI-powered coding assistant that includes autonomous agents.

Thinking, Fast and Slow by psychologist Daniel Kahneman is one of those books that’s a classic for a reason—and it’s more relevant to today’s AI landscape than you might think.

Connect with Deepak on LinkedIn. 

Congrats to Stack Overflow user Morten Zilmer, who earned a Lifeboat badge by explaining Multiplication of two different bit numbers in VHDL.

They also:

• Emphasize the critical role of customer feedback in shaping products, highlighting how continuous feedback loops drive innovation and improvement.
• Explore how AI is empowering non-technical team members and enabling meaningful collaboration between developers and other departments.
• Discuss the potential of GenAI as a learning tool and the importance of prompt engineering as a key skill for future developers.

Episode notes:

• Connect with Lee Faus on LinkedIn, X, and learn more about GitLab.
• Learn more about creating a private instance of Stack Overflow for your team or org with Stack Overflow for Teams.
• Read about Knowledge Solutions, a subscription-based API service that provides continuous access to Stack Overflow’s public dataset to train and fine-tune large language models.

Pinecone is a purpose-built vector database. Get started with their docs here.

Connect with Edo on LinkedIn. 

Read more about Stack Overflow’s future here.

Learn more about HumanX here. Missed it this year? The event takes place again on April 7-9, 2026 in San Francisco. Early birds can register here.

Follow Prashanth on LinkedIn or explore his posts on our blog.

Ionic is a platform for building and deploying modern mobile applications and micro frontend experiences. It’s open source, too. 

Two mobile tools got multiple mentions on this episode: Xcode and Material Design. 

Connect with Maria on LinkedIn. 

Sentry is an application monitoring software. Explore the Sentry docs or get started in the sandbox.

Connect with Tillman on LinkedIn. You can also read his posts on the Sentry blog.

Listeners, how do you handle stack traces? How do you trace the root cause? Let us know at podcast@stackoverflow.com. 

Sentry user? The company would love to hear your feedback. Let them know what you think on Discord. 

Lisbeth cofounded and coleads the Compute for Climate Fellowship, which funds climate tech startups using advanced cloud computing and AI. Applications are open until April 6, 2025.

Read about how some climate tech startups are leveraging GenAI.

Connect with Lisbeth on LinkedIn. 

Stack Overflow user JohnsonYuan earned a Lifeboat badge by answering Why can't I enter the url on my phone's browser to view my live site?. Nice work!