Mike Bixby and Maria Peyer at their home in Longview, Wash. They have been married for two and half years but have known each other since 1981. Peyer is a church-attending Lutheran, and Bixby is an atheist.
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Making Marriage Work When Only One Spouse Believes In God
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Fresh Air: Jack Black
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Syncing Core Data with Web Services using AFIncrementalStore
- Slides for another version of this talk, given at Cocoaheads SF in October 2012, is available here: https://speakerdeck.com/mattt/afincrementalstore
Second to views, networking is the hardest part of iOS programming. And it’s several orders of magnitude more difficult if you plan to persist a local copy of the data in Core Data, and keep it in sync with the server. Nevermind the tricky theoretical issues of local cache invalidation and conflict resolution, it’s hard enough to get Core Data set up in the first place! At least all of this was true before AFInrementalStore came around. Come learn how AFIncrementalStore works, and in doing so, get a deep dive into Core Data itself.
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Natural Language Processing in Objective-C
Slides for this talk are available here: https://speakerdeck.com/mattt/natural-language-processing-in-objective-c
Apple has provided some truly remarkable language APIs in its frameworks. It’s almost unfair how good they are, considering how most languages struggle just to handle Unicode correctly. From tokenizers and part-of-speech taggers, to transcription, data detectors, and document classification using latent semantic analysis; this session will cover the APIs as well as the linguistic theory behind them, so that you may leverage these insanely powerful technologies in your application.
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Myths of Negotiation
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Squarespace vs Tumblr vs WordPress
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The changing nature of work - Future Tense - ABC Radio National (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
What impact are new design practices and changing technology having on not just the physical office but also on the way we think about work itself? Is the idea of the individual office a thing of the past? In this program we explore the physical, social and cultural trends affecting the changing nature of the office and the way we work in the 21st century.
Guests
Kim Haywood- Matty, Director at Haywood-Matty and former head of culture and capability at Macquarie Bank.
Dr Melissa Gregg, Department of Gender and Cultural Studies, University of Sydney. Author of ‘Work’s Intimacy’.
Philip Ross, CEO of Unwork.com.
Dr Michael O’Neill, Senior Director Workplace Research, Knoll.Further Information
Photos of the Future Tense office (http://blogs.radionational.net.au/futuretense/?p=1473)
RN By Design Segment on Melbourne Brain Centre design (http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/bydesign/in-the-field---melbourne-brain-centre/3937712)
RN By Design segment on Sydney’s BVN office design (http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/bydesign/in-the-field-with-james-grose/3796398)
Unwork Website (http://unwork.com/)
Melissa Gregg’s profile (http://sydney.edu.au/arts/gender_cultural_studies/staff/profiles/mgregg.shtml)
Melissa Gregg’s blog (http://homecookedtheory.com/)
Knoll Research (http://www.knoll.com/research/index.jsp)http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/futuretense/the-changing-nature-of-work/3955052
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The Art of the User Experience: making beautiful, delightful, fun things – Aral Balkan
We are the makers of the new everyday things. We design and develop the virtual pens, telephones, newspapers, calendars, and door-handles that people interact with every single day. We are the virtual architects and the products that we design and develop have the power to determine whether people have a good day or a bad day.
In this session, Aral Balkan will outline the important role that user experience design plays in the making of virtual products and inspire you to see that it is your job – regardless of whether you make web sites, mobile apps, intranet systems, or ticket machines – to make this new world that we are crafting together not only usable and accessible but beautiful, fun, inspiring, pleasurable, delightful, and – dare I say – magical.
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John Cleese on Creativity
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