An Interview with Mark Zuckerberg about the Metaverse
https://stratechery.com/2021/an-interview-with-mark-zuckerberg-about-the-metaverse/
andrewsardone / Andrew Sardone
There are no people in andrewsardone’s collective.
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Episode 41, Metamuse podcast — Muse
Local-first is a set of principles that enables collaborative software without the loss of data ownership associated with the cloud. Martin is a computer scientist on the frontier of this movement, and he joins Mark and Adam to discuss how creative people put their souls into their work; a vision for a generic AWS syncing service; and why local-first could be a breakthrough for indie app developers.
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Continuity | Alexander Rose (Talk + Q&A)
One of Long Now’s founding premises is that humanity’s most significant challenges require long-term solutions, including institutions that caretake and guide the knowledge and commitment needed to work over long time scales.
However, there are a limited number of organizations that have managed to stay stable over many centuries, and in some cases, over a millennium. Long Now has been informally tracking these organizations for years, and in 02019 formed The Organizational Continuity Project to study long-lived institutions more formally.
Alexander Rose, Long Now's Executive Director, discusses how The Organizational Continuity Project hopes to discover the lessons behind these long-lived organizations and build a discipline of shareable knowledge that will help contemporary institutions, companies, and governments develop into robust, long-lasting structures. In turn, we hope these institutions will be better equipped to address civilizational-scale problems with multi-generational thinking.
"Continuity: Discovering the Lessons behind the World’s Longest-lived Organizations" was given on April 20, 02021 as part of Long Now's Seminar series. The series was started in 02003 to build a compelling body of ideas about long-term thinking from some of the world's leading thinkers. The Seminars take place…
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Steve Jobs Stories
Chris Fralic, Steven Levy, Esther Dyson, Mike Slade, John/Diane SCULLEY, Seth Godin, Andy Cunningham, Dan’l Lewin, Doug Menuez, Regis McKenna, Andy Hertzfeld, and Steven Rosenblatt share their "Steve Jobs Stories" in honor of what would have been the Apple cofounder's 66th birthday.
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GitLab with Sid Sijbrandij - Software Engineering Daily
GitLab is an open source platform for software development. GitLab started with the ability to manage git repositories and now has functionality for collaboration, issue tracking, continuous integration, logging, and tracing. GitLab’s core business is selling to enterprises who want a self-hosted git installation, such as banks or other companies who prefer not to use
https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2019/03/15/gitlab-with-sid-sijbrandij/
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Joined by Javan Makhmali and Sam Stephenson | Remote Ruby
Buckle up! In this episode, Javan Makhmali and Sam Stephenson join Jason and Chris. Sam and Javan are employees at Basecamp and also part of the mastermind behind many JavaScript libraries to come out of Basecamp: Turbolinks, Trix, and Stimulus. They each share how they got started programming, a brief insight into how they work at Basecamp, the transition from CoffeeScript to ES6, Typescript, as well as (wait for it…) upcoming features in Stimulus (🙌) and considerations for Turbolinks 6 (no feature promises made 😉).
It was an absolute joy to chat with Javan and Sam. We very much enjoyed this episode and hope you will enjoy it, too.
Tagged with ruby ruby on rails coding software development programming
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Minimalism: A Conversation with Patrick Rhone, author of “ENOUGH” | Erica Boucher
Jan 14, 2018
I first learned of Patrick Rhone when he was among the few that were included in a documentary called Minimalism, A Documentary About The Important Things. Patrick is also the author of the book ENOUGH.
While I was just about to push “record” and do my own podcast on the topic, when I heard back from Patrick I decided to turn this into a conversation. And it is one I thoroughly enjoyed having.
Listen in as Patrick and I discuss what minimalism means to us, how to live as a minimalist (whether or not you choose to label it) when your spouse or partner is not, and the other surprising ways living with less can enhance the quality of our lives.
https://www.ericaboucher.com/podcast/minimalism-a-conversation-with-patrick-rhone-author-of-enough/
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Cal Newport: Using Technology with Intention • Hurry Slowly
Deep Work author Cal Newport on why we need a digital declutter, his new theory of attention, and the magic of “analog social media.”
Tagged with analog vs digital attention & focus
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Episode 43: Here’s a Document on How to Best Deal with My Foibles — Screaming in the Cloud
A Manager README is a document designed to establish clarity between a
manager and those who report to them. These documents are especially useful
for onboarding content. For example, if you have someone new starting on
your team, there's so many things you need to share with them - pieces of
advice and guidance that help them to make the best decision about what to
do in specific situations. A Manager README sets some expectations in
advance to make things easier and reduce friction and anxiety for team
members.
Today, we’re talking to Matt Newkirk, who manages Etsy’s localization and
translation group. He explains that even if your company has an intensive
onboarding program and review process, some things are still left out. A
Manager README is a helpful and proactive piece of content that prompts
conversations about how people perceive things.
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Go Time #48: Restic and Backups (Done Right) with Alexander Neumann | News and podcasts for developers | Changelog
Alexander Neumann joined the show to talk about using Go to write backup software, solving tough problems like deduplication, scratching your own itch, and other interesting Go projects and news.
Tagged with alexander neumann backup software
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