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The Run Loop Episode 7: Marco Arment and Gus Mueller at WWDC
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Presentable #25: The Tenuous Resilience of the Open Web - Relay FM
Author and designer Jeremy Keith talks about his new book, Resilient Web Design, and why we keep making the same mistakes over and over.
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The Changelog #240: Feedbin and RSS Resurgence with Ben Ubois | Changelog
Ben Ubois, the creator of Feedbin (a simple, good-looking online RSS reader) joined the show to talk about the indie web and developers, how RSS usage has changed over the years – particularly since Google Reader shutdown. We also talked about RSS vs the social web that we’re in now and the idea of an RSS resurgence and taking back control over the content we choose to subscribe to.
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Interview: Scott Forstall and Original iPhone Innovators @ Computer History Museum
Museum Historian John Markoff moderates a discussion with former iPhone team members Hugo Fiennes, Nitin Ganatra and Scott Herz, followed by a conversation with Scott Forstall.
The Scott Forstall part begins at 1h07.
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StartupCTO.io – 0.47 — How to CTO with Andy Pai, Full Contact
startup engineering leadership podcast; because your CS degree didn’t teach you to lead.
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Tiago Forte: Designing a Better Life — David Perell
listen here: ITunes | Overcast | PlayerFM"Designers are practical philosophers. When you go deep into design, you go really deep! You’re talking about what is the nature of reality? What is the nature of what it means to be human? What does it mean for a tool to have a use? This goes back to the most philosophical and ancient questions that we have and at the same time the philosophy of design is totally practical. The deepest philosophy can be (and should be) expressed in the design of a door handle, a tea cup, or the way you design a button in a software program. That’s really the ultimate test. You can talk a big game and be very intellectually entertaining in the philosophical concepts that you talk about, but it doesn’t really make a difference in the world, or more importantly have a positive impact on people’s lives until it is something useful - until it has a practice and a function - and that’s what design is. It’s the joining of the philosophical and the practical with a long tradition of people that have been thinking, writing and practicing what it means to design tables, chairs, and more recently, software programs and devices. Anytime I’m stuck trying to solve a problem, I jump into the world of design because design is so powerful that it can be abstracted to anything. If you can define or describe how to design a database, that can be abstracted to how do you design any kind of information. And we can use that to design our blog posts, a piece of artwork, a conversation, or a dinner. Everything is information. If you have the powers of abstraction and learning from diverse fields, keeping track of your knowledge, self awareness, and self understanding, you can learn from the diverse fields and pull together that knowledge you’ve obtained and implement it with design."
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Episode 85: Wedding Hair on Fire, and William Barberâs Religious Politics - The New Yorker
In this weekâs episode of The New Yorker Radio Hour, the travel writer Paul Theroux talks about his new novel and Kristen Wiig reads a story about a bride.
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Podcast: Tiago Forte’s Approach to Productivity - Evernote Blog
Productivity consultant Tiago Forte debates small-batch productivity vs. deep work and explains his system for organizing thoughts in Evernote.
https://blog.evernote.com/blog/2017/05/22/podcast-productivity-tiago-forte/
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Cory Doctorow with Edward Snowden: Dystopia, Apocalypse, and other Sunny Futures
In Walkaway, Cory Doctorow imagines a world in which people are no longer needed by the super-rich and the clever machines that can print all of life’s basic necessities — food, clothing, shelter. The 99% might be obsolete, but they’re not going to take it lying down. They walk away, living on the exhaust stream and stolen code of the default world, surviving threats, and, ultimately, war. Doctorow, co-owner of Boing Boing, Activist in Residence at the MIT Media Lab and special consultant for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, will be joined virtually by Edward Snowden to discuss dystopian futures and the struggle between the haves and the have-nots in this special LIVE event.
source: https://www.nypl.org/events/programs/2017/05/03/cory-doctorow
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5by5 | The Big Web Show #158: Old Men Shake Fists at the Cloud – with Jim Coudal
Internet veterans Jim @Coudal & Jeffrey @Zeldman on the death of blogging, the birth of Field Notes, the virtues of a subscription model, and much more. Begins in tears, ends in triumph. One of the most fun (and most inspiring) episodes ever.
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