In this episode of the Rate Limited podcast, hosts Ray Fernando, Adam Larson, and Eric Provencher discuss the latest developments in AI, particularly focusing on GPT 5.2 and its implications for coding. They explore the rise of terminal UIs, the evolution of AI coding agents, and make predictions for 2026. The conversation also touches on the surprises of 2025 in AI labs, the potential for consumer AI, and the ongoing debate about whether we are in an AI bubble. The hosts reflect on their exp...
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In this episode of the Rate Limited podcast, hosts Ray Fernando, Adam Larson, and Eric Provencher discuss the latest developments in AI, particularly focusing on GPT 5.2 and its implications for coding. They explore the rise of terminal UIs, the evolution of AI coding agents, and make predictions for 2026. The conversation also touches on the surprises of 2025 in AI labs, the potential for consumer AI, and the ongoing debate about whether we are in an AI bubble. The hosts reflect on their exp...
Opus 4.5 is Next Level, Is Anyone using Gemini 3 Pro?, is 200k context enough? | Episode 6
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Opus 4.5 is Next Level, Is Anyone using Gemini 3 Pro?, is 200k context enough? | Episode 6
In this episode of the Rate Limited podcast, hosts Ray Fernando, Eric P, and Adam Larson discuss the latest advancements in AI models, focusing on Opus 4.5 and its performance compared to other models like Gemini 3 Pro. They explore the importance of context engineering, the impact of MCPs, and techniques for effective prompting. The conversation also delves into the use of AI in software engineering, particularly in code analysis and GitHub integration, while sharing personal experiences and...
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In this episode of the Rate Limited podcast, hosts Ray Fernando, Adam Larson, and Eric Provencher discuss the latest developments in AI, particularly focusing on GPT 5.2 and its implications for coding. They explore the rise of terminal UIs, the evolution of AI coding agents, and make predictions for 2026. The conversation also touches on the surprises of 2025 in AI labs, the potential for consumer AI, and the ongoing debate about whether we are in an AI bubble. The hosts reflect on their exp...
