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Helix Sessions

Helix Sessions

By: Bobby Hall Jr
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Helix Sessions is a relaxed conversation with people building interesting things.


We talk with founders, engineers, designers, researchers, and curious minds about what they’re making, what broke, what they’re obsessed with, and what they believe comes next


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Episodes
  • Why Software Should Explain Itself
    12 Aug 2026

    What happens when software fails at the worst possible moment?

    During the Apollo Eleven moon landing, the onboard computer began throwing alarms just minutes before touchdown. The system was overloaded—but it knew what mattered most, protected the critical work, and gave humans enough information to make the right decision.

    That story reveals a deeper lesson about software, engineering, and artificial intelligence.

    As AI systems write code and make more decisions, it is no longer enough for software to simply work. We need to understand what it changed, why it changed it, what evidence it used, and where it might be wrong.

    In this Helix Note, Bobby Hall explores software history, Margaret Hamilton, technical debt, AI-generated code, engineering intelligence, and why the next generation of software must be able to explain itself.

    Software should not only run.

    It should be able to tell the truth about itself.

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    10 min
  • Helix Sessions - trailer
    12 Aug 2026

    Helix Sessions is a relaxed podcast about people building interesting things in software, AI, and technology.

    Bobby Hall sits down with engineers, founders, designers, researchers, and curious builders to talk about what they’re making, what broke, what changed their minds, and what they can’t stop thinking about.


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