<![CDATA[2 Pizza Team]]>Jeff Bezos said the best teams are small enough to feed with two pizzas. He didn't specify toppings, so we've been arguing about it for six episodes. Meat lovers? Banana peppers? PINEAPPLE?!

2 Pizza Team is a weekly show about small teams building absurd things with AI. Kevin and Paul have been friends since farts were funny (they still kinda are) and run an AI consultancy. Each week: news interpretation, builder interviews, tool teardowns, and strong opinions about agents, stacks, and which pizza place is objectively wrong about pineapple.

For operators, founders, and people who ship on Sundays. Minimal crust.

]]>https://www.macheteops.com/2ptRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Sun, 15 Nov 2026 02:48:51 GMTWed, 22 Apr 2026 16:24:19 GMT60Kevin<p>Jeff Bezos said the best teams are small enough to feed with two pizzas. He didn't specify toppings, so we've been arguing about it for six episodes. Meat lovers? Banana peppers? PINEAPPLE?!<br /></p><p>2 Pizza Team is a weekly show about small teams building absurd things with AI. Kevin and Paul have been friends since farts were funny (they still kinda are) and run an AI consultancy. Each week: news interpretation, builder interviews, tool teardowns, and strong opinions about agents, stacks, and which pizza place is objectively wrong about pineapple.<br /></p><p>For operators, founders, and people who ship on Sundays. Minimal crust.</p>episodicKevinkevin.hitlan@gmail.comno<![CDATA[Claude vs. Codex: Why Power Users Are Split]]>AI power users are increasingly split between Claude and Codex—and Anthropic’s new limits on programmatic Claude Code usage could accelerate that divide.

In this episode, Kevin and Paul break down what those changes mean for AI agents, automated workflows, and anyone building a business around these tools. They also explore the massive infrastructure costs behind the AI boom, Claude’s new small-business and legal capabilities, and how Higgsfield Supercomputer could disrupt traditional creative agencies.

Topics include:

  • Why Claude’s automation limits are frustrating power users
  • Claude vs. Codex for agents and business workflows
  • Who ultimately pays for AI data centers
  • Higgsfield’s AI-powered content-production system
  • Whether AI can replace a $30K-per-month creative agency
  • Why “skills are the new apps”
  • What Google needs to compete with OpenAI and Anthropic
  • The long-awaited return of Lenny the Lion

If you’re experimenting with AI agents, automating a business, or trying to keep up with the latest tools, this episode is for you.

Chapters

00:24 — Welcome to Two Pizza Team
01:46 — Who pays for the AI data-center boom?
08:22 — AI infrastructure, surveillance, and access
13:46 — Claude’s small-business plugin package
20:25 — Claude for Legal
22:42 — Higgsfield Supercomputer
29:40 — Can AI replace creative agencies and influencers?
33:58 — Anthropic’s programmatic-usage controversy
38:09 — Claude vs. Codex
48:02 — What the new limits mean for AI agents
53:26 — Mythos and the next generation of models
54:41 — Can Google catch up?
58:46 — AI content marketing and distribution
1:00:40 — Will Lenny the Lion return?

Two Pizza Team explores practical AI, automation, emerging technology, and how small teams can use these tools to accomplish more.

]]>0de63b0a-9cef-4837-bd6b-6705e1175aadWed, 05 Aug 2026 19:24:03 GMT<p>AI power users are increasingly split between Claude and Codex—and Anthropic’s new limits on programmatic Claude Code usage could accelerate that divide.</p><p>In this episode, Kevin and Paul break down what those changes mean for AI agents, automated workflows, and anyone building a business around these tools. They also explore the massive infrastructure costs behind the AI boom, Claude’s new small-business and legal capabilities, and how Higgsfield Supercomputer could disrupt traditional creative agencies.<br /></p><p>Topics include:</p><ul><li>Why Claude’s automation limits are frustrating power users</li><li>Claude vs. Codex for agents and business workflows</li><li>Who ultimately pays for AI data centers</li><li>Higgsfield’s AI-powered content-production system</li><li>Whether AI can replace a $30K-per-month creative agency</li><li>Why “skills are the new apps”</li><li>What Google needs to compete with OpenAI and Anthropic</li><li>The long-awaited return of Lenny the Lion</li></ul><p>If you’re experimenting with AI agents, automating a business, or trying to keep up with the latest tools, this episode is for you.<br /></p><p><b>Chapters</b></p><p>00:24 — Welcome to Two Pizza Team<br />01:46 — Who pays for the AI data-center boom?<br />08:22 — AI infrastructure, surveillance, and access<br />13:46 — Claude’s small-business plugin package<br />20:25 — Claude for Legal<br />22:42 — Higgsfield Supercomputer<br />29:40 — Can AI replace creative agencies and influencers?<br />33:58 — Anthropic’s programmatic-usage controversy<br />38:09 — Claude vs. Codex<br />48:02 — What the new limits mean for AI agents<br />53:26 — Mythos and the next generation of models<br />54:41 — Can Google catch up?<br />58:46 — AI content marketing and distribution<br />1:00:40 — Will Lenny the Lion return?<br /></p><p><i>Two Pizza Team explores practical AI, automation, emerging technology, and how small teams can use these tools to accomplish more.</i></p>no01:03:3911Claude vs. Codex: Why Power Users Are Splitfull