Eventually every Merlin Mann podcast listener will begin using Huffduffer.
There are no people in danup’s collective.
Most athlete endorsements make a product more expensive. But what happens when an NBA All-Star uses his name to make a sneaker much, much cheaper? On today's show: How that worked out.
http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2017/07/21/538621509/episode-785-the-starbury
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A blog devoted to sharing initial thoughts on topics, and daily ramblings, First Thoughts speaks to the latest topics in religion and today’s society.
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We discuss one of the defining pieces of early Macintosh software, HyperCard. We cover the application's origins and ambitious vision, the HyperTalk scripting language, our own creations, and the absence of HyperCard-like tools today.
HyperCard
Wikipedia
apple.com [WayBack]
hypercard.org
@hypercard
The Complete HyperCard 2.0 Handbook
HyperTalk 2.0: The Book
Bill Atkinson
MacPaint
Susan Kare icon
The Origin of HyperCard in the Breakdown of the Bicycle for the Mind
HyperTalk
Smalltalk
AppleScript
HyperTalk Reference [PDF]
calculator tutorial
ticks
successors to HyperCard?
MicroWorlds
LOGO
Apple Media Tool
our award-winning project! 🏆 [PDF]
the web
LiveCard
Wired interview "HyperCard: What Could Have Been"
SuperCard
PencilCase
hyperPad
Swift Playgrounds
Camille Paglia talks to Ella Whelan about feminism, transgenderism and Hillary.
http://www.spiked-online.com/newsite/article/lena-dunham-is-a-big-pile-of-pudding/18252#.VxFWeDZeCvO
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The Talk Show
‘How Many Fingers Should This Baby Have?’, With Special Guests Craig Federighi and John Siracusa
Monday, 14 December 2015
Apple senior vice president of software engineering Craig Federighi joins the show for a wide-ranging half-hour discussion about Swift — Apple’s new programming language that just went open source.
Next, John Siracusa returns to the show to follow up on Federighi’s segment on Swift. Other topics include Apple’s new Smart Battery Case for the iPhone 6/6S, and our mutual (and perhaps futile) desire to head into this week’s premiere of Star Wars: The Force Awakens knowing as few spoilers as possible.
Transcript of Craig Federighi’s interview.
Download MP3.
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Links:
Craig Federighi talking about Swift going open source with Ars Technica, TheNextWeb, and Mashable.
Siracusa’s explanation of Automatic Reference Counting (ARC) in his Mac OS X 10.7 review in 2011.
Siracusa’s excellent introduction to Swift from his Mac OS X 10.10 review last year.
Glyn Williams post on Quora regarding how iOS devices need less RAM than equivalent Android devices, because Android’s virtual machine uses garbage collection and iOS doesn’t.
“The Curious Case of the Curious Case” — my review of Apple’s new Smart Battery Case.
Michael Tsai’s link roundup on Sketch leaving the Mac App Store.
Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie’s The C Programming Language, first published in 1978.
Android’s Dalvik (old) and ART (new) runtimes, both of which use garbage collection.
“Don’t Drink the Bacta Tea” — spoiler-free episode of The Incomparable last week, with Siracusa, Jason Snell, Serenity Caldwell, and Dan Moren talking about The Force Awakens.
Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki
Sci-Fi Corridor Archive. Start here, of course.
This episode of The Talk Show was edited by Caleb Sexton.
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(Originally recorded June 2015)
This is the first episode we recorded. We were in the same room, and we used handheld mics and sat across from each other and talked. Nobody knew what would happen next.
Links for what we talked about:
starbucks “trenta”
plato’s republic
that thing about uber taking over the world
elon musk wants to take everyone to mars
bath tunes
actual order of Pink Floyd albums:
dark side of the moon (1973)
wish you were here (1975)
animals (1977)
the wall (1979)
paul’s quantum physics vid
the relativistic brain
singularity 1 on 1 episode about the relativistic brain
that monkey study
ryan thought “anaphoria” was the word for anomic aphasia
For the first episode of Tomorrow, Josh invites his old colleague and podcasting veteran Paul Miller to the studio for a discussion about the tech industry, religion, Josh’s hair, and the genuine…
http://tomorrowpodcast.com/post/116546905215/for-the-first-episode-of-tomorrow-josh-invites
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Jeannie Gaffigan talks about Catholicism and Jim Gaffigan's new show.
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Aryeh Cohen-Wade (Bloggingheads.tv) and Michael Brendan Dougherty (The Slurve, The Week)
Obama mentions the Crusades; everyone goes nuts 8:56 A brief history of the Crusades 13:17 Why did Obama’s comments cause such a stir? 10:38 Aryeh: Many on the right don’t think Obama is a Christian 4:40 How far back should historical guilt go? 8:47 Michael: The study of history should inspire humility 10:44
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