Andrea Fella: Anxiety Worry and Fear Recorded: Thursday, August 18, 2011
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The Talk Show ✪: Ep. 139, With Special Guests Craig Federighi and John Siracusa
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.
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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.
“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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5by5 | The Ihnatko Almanac #161: Project Doneway
On the eve of the finale of "Project Runway," Andy and special guest Merlin Mann talk about Season 14. Along the way, they talk about creativity, working under pressure, and the differences between how one processes failure in their Twenties and Forties.
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A Conversation with Edward Snowden (Part 1) | StarTalk Radio Show by Neil deGrasse Tyson
Neil Tyson chats with whistleblower Edward Snowden via robot. In Part 1, they discuss Isaac Newton, education, chemistry, encryption and privacy, and more.
http://www.startalkradio.net/show/a-conversation-with-edward-snowden-part-1/
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Extra: Reviews of Siracusa County
A reflection on how John Siracusa began writing reviews of Mac OS X for Ars Technica.
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Episode 76: Merlin Mann | Circulating Ideas
Steve chats with Merlin Mann about his history with libraries, the importance of the library as a community space, why libraries aren't dead, and checking in with the Library Elf. Merlin Mann is an independent writer, speaker, and broadcaster based in San Francisco. Merlin created 43 Folders, co-hosts Back to Work, Roderick on the Line, and Reconcilable Differences (and appears on…
http://circulatingideas.com/2015/09/22/episode-76-merlin-mann/
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Mac Power Users #263: Rethinking Task Management with Kourosh Dini - Relay FM
Psychiatrist, musician, geek, and author Kourosh Dini guests to explain why managing tasks is so hard and, with that knowledge, how to use technology to get work done.
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MaxFunCon: Merlin Mann on Doing Creative Work; The Sound of Young America | Maximum Fun
He doesn't fully grasp what the seduction community is about, but there is truth in what he says.
For example, the Mystery Method fully deserves to be crapped upon and one can empathize with Merlin even if one doesn't agree with him wholesale.
He's an insightful guy, if you cut him some slack on this topic.
The "community" can handle it, really.
And let's be honest: most guys in the "community" are bumbling fools who don't understand the first thing about real self-improvement—even if there are exceptions.
Anyway, Merlin's thesis remains valid.
It doesn't require tearing down others; he just chose to dismantle his own (somewhat true) concept of the "community" to illustrate what to do better.
That's what we should all be focusing on anyway: how can I do better?
How can you?
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Systematic - Special 2: The Original Trilogy of Merlin Mann
In August 2012, Brett interviewed Merlin Mann on the now-legendary 6th episode of Systematic. Thus was a trilogy born. From processes to pills and apps to naps, one of Systematic's signature returning-guest series was born.
Using the latest in bleeding-edge digital technology, we have restored these episodes to the original creative vision that was literally, figuratively, and metaphysically impossible at the time.
We've gone all the way back to the original masters, removing and modifying content (ads) that distracts from the auteur's intent. What results is a bespoke, artisanally created Special Edition product unlike any in the crowded Merlin Mann Podcast market today.
This presentation of The Original Trilogy of Merlin Mann includes bonus, never-before-heard, ultra-exclusive deleted content, presented in the most ridiculous and semi-obtrusive way possible that does not involve a Blu-ray player.
Special Thanks to George Lucas, the Fair Use Clause, The United States of America, and The Merlin Mann Trust.
Artwork Sacrilege performed by Philip Mozolak
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EPISODE 9: YOU MADE IT WEIRD SARAH SILVERMAN
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