Name: From UI-First to AI-First Applications by Vivek Narayanan 2
Duration: 20 min 18 s
Description: An easy to follow, interview style podcast generated by NotebookLM on the topic “UI-first to AI-first” - The changing landscape of application development

An easy to follow, interview style podcast generated by NotebookLM on the topic “UI-first to AI-first” - The changing landscape of application development

From UI-First to AI-First Applications

Modern Nostalgia proudly presents Remixed, a bold and diverse reimagining of Resonant Robot's catalog, showcasing fresh perspectives from a carefully curated lineup of producers. This EP breathes new life into select tracks from the artist's previous releases on the label, channeling the spirit of innovation and underground authenticity that defines Modern Nostalgia.

Gerwin van Engelenburg returns to the imprint with a sharp, broken-beat interpretation of In The Underground, steering it confidently into electro territory. His remix pulses with raw energy, merging rhythmic complexity with a deeply rooted club sensibility.

Legendary producer Robert Babicz takes the ethereal Eternal Echoes and transforms it into a lush, melodic techno journey. With his signature sound design and emotional depth, Babicz adds a dreamy, progressive atmosphere that elevates the original into a hypnotic new dimension.

Label founder Kimyou steps out from behind the scenes to rework Can You Hear My Call, delivering a stripped-down yet funky minimal take. It's a cerebral yet danceable cut, perfectly aligned with the label's ethos of understated innovation.

Newcomer SURFOSURF makes a strong debut with a groove-heavy remix of Naturystic, injecting crisp tech house rhythms and a warm, rolling bassline. As an added bonus, a second, exclusive SURFOSURF remix is included on the limited edition vinyl pressing-tailored for collectors and selectors alike.

The Remixed EP is a testament to Modern Nostalgia's mission: to uphold the spirit of early electronic music where creativity, community, and authenticity ruled. Curated with care by Kimyou, the release resists fleeting trends in favor of timeless, underground expression. This is music for those who listen deeply-crafted with intent, and built to last.

Remixed

Eternal Echoes (Robert Babicz Remix)

Daniel de Vise from USA Today joined Gordon Deal to explain the new tax breaks for car buyers. 

New or used? Trump's tax break changes the math for car buyers

Canada comes to the rescue as a local restaurant is left with an enormous lunch order. We hear more from Gordon Deal. 

Massive No-Show Order At Restaurant Leads To 2 Amazing Acts Of Kindness

National Guard troops appear in Washington DC as mayor rejects authoritarian push, Trump to meet Putin at U.S. military base in Anchorage, and why weed is so cheap.

This Morning with Gordon Deal August 13, 2025

President Trump is stepping up his fight with Democratic-led cities. We get a breakdown from Brett Samuels of The Hill.

Trump steps up clash with DC, Democratic-led cities

What is causing the cost of weed to crater? Daniel de Vise from USA Today gives takes us behind the headline.

Inflation? Not in the cannabis market. Here's why weed is so cheap

Megan Leonhardt from Barrons explains why you need to stop blaming AI if your college grad cant find work.

AI Isn’t to Blame if Your College Grad Can’t Find a Job. Look to This Trend Instead

Forget the strained carrots, baby wants meat. Andrea Petersen from the Wall Street Journal explains.  

Meet the Parents Raising ‘Carnivore Babies,’ Swapping Puréed Fruit for Rib-Eye

Putin to test Trump’s dealmaking prowess at Alaska summit, Gavin Newsom lays out California redistricting plan to counter Texas republicans, and only 54% of U.S. adults say they drink alcohol. 

This Morning with Gordon Deal August 15, 2025

How America overmedicates veterans, Trump-Putin summit spotlights Alaska's strategic importance, vulnerability, and why are these Facebook users gifting things to each other for free.

From UI-First to AI-First Applications

Vivek Narayanan 2

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