@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ The hosts dig into the unsettling parallels between today's LLM plugin ecosystem
 
 ### Links
 
-- [Adam's Dotfiles Blog Post][adam-dotfiles] - Getting his shit together with dotfiles, Brewfile, and 1Password SSH agent
+- [Adam's Dotfiles Blog Post][adam-dotfiles] - Getting his s**t together with dotfiles, Brewfile, and 1Password SSH agent
 - [CF Community LLM Marketplace][cf-marketplace] - Adam's community marketplace for CFML-related Claude skills
 - [Steve Yegge's Google Platforms Rant][yegge-rant] - The infamous accidentally-public Google+ post
 - [Vibe Coding by Gene Kim & Steve Yegge][vibe-coding] - The audiobook Ben's been enjoying
 
@@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ With audio editing and engineering by [ZCross Media](https://www.zcross.media/).
 
 [00:09:38] **Ben:** you ever hear anyone say anything to the, effect of it puts the lotion on the skin or else it gets the hose again, that's from this movie.
 
-[00:09:46] **Carol:** shit, that sounds awful.
+[00:09:46] **Carol:** ****, that sounds awful.
 
 [00:09:47] **Ben:** Yeah.
 
 
@@ -1103,7 +1103,7 @@ With audio editing and engineering by [ZCross Media](https://www.zcross.media/).
 
 [00:54:59] **Adam:** Parasocial, yeah
 
-[00:55:00] **Ben:** relationship where we're still kind of unidirectionally consuming information, but that information is changing over time. So it becomes, mm, you know, is there a slippery slope? Is there a, you know, someone getting their foot in the door and then slowly poisoning you? Then there is the, okay, and now we live in another world where people are watching the things that we do, whether in person or on social media, and how do we play that role in a way that is best, for lack of a better term? And I'm gonna throw out an example that, that drives me crazy. And again, this is a personal thing. Everyone is different. To each their own. This is just to make it concrete. I think is crazy. I think he's batshit crazy. I think he does a lot of crazy
+[00:55:00] **Ben:** relationship where we're still kind of unidirectionally consuming information, but that information is changing over time. So it becomes, mm, you know, is there a slippery slope? Is there a, you know, someone getting their foot in the door and then slowly poisoning you? Then there is the, okay, and now we live in another world where people are watching the things that we do, whether in person or on social media, and how do we play that role in a way that is best, for lack of a better term? And I'm gonna throw out an example that, that drives me crazy. And again, this is a personal thing. Everyone is different. To each their own. This is just to make it concrete. I think is crazy. I think he's bat**** crazy. I think he does a lot of crazy
 
 [00:55:50] **Adam:** you're talking about RFK Jr.?
 
@@ -1135,7 +1135,7 @@ With audio editing and engineering by [ZCross Media](https://www.zcross.media/).
 
 [00:57:13] **Ben:** No, that's, but that's the thing that they take away, right? And then in a totally different scenario, they go and they hear RFK Jr. say something like, "Oh, wouldn't it be great if we, you know, stopped teaching kids how to read?"
 
-[00:57:27] I don't know, like something batshit crazy.
+[00:57:27] I don't know, like something bat**** crazy.
 
 [00:57:29] **Tim:** Yeah.
 
 
@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ With audio editing and engineering by [ZCross Media](https://www.zcross.media/).
 
 [00:12:18] And, um I finally got it in place, and it seems to be working really well. So it took me a week or two to get there, but I'm happy I got there
 
-[00:12:27] **Adam:** So not to be shitty,
+[00:12:27] **Adam:** So not to be s****y,
 
 [00:12:28] **Ben:** No,
 
 
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 Uncle Bob wrote the book on clean code, and the whole argument rests on one number: you read code ten times for every time you write it, so you'd better make it readable. His agents write it now, and he doesn't read a line. This week we discuss who clean code is for now that machines are the ones reading it.