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Reconcilable Differences #102: Preparing the Way - Relay FM
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The strange state of iPhone reviews - The Verge
The Vergecast interviews John Gruber of Daring Fireball on how reviewing iPhones has changed over time.
https://www.theverge.com/2019/9/24/20881668/john-gruber-interview-apple-iphone-11-review-vergecast
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Ken Burns — A Master Filmmaker on Creative Process, the Long Game, and the Noumenal (#386) | Tim Ferriss
"There’s always the certainty that the opposite of what I might believe in might also be true." — Ken Burns Ken Burns (@KenBurns) has been making documentary films for more than 40 years.
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Ramit Sethi — Automating Finances, Negotiating Prenups, Disagreeing with Tim, and More (#371) | The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
"Most of us should spend less time on most decisions and we should spend a lot more time on a few key decisions." — Ramit Sethi Ramit Sethi, (@ramit) author of the New York Times bestseller I Will Teach You To Be Rich, has become a financial guru to millions of readers in their twenties, thirt…
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Special Sauce: Priya Krishna on Cooking and Being “Indian-ish” [2/2]
In part two of my delightful conversation with Priya Krishna, she delves into her book Indian-ish: Recipes and Antics from a Modern American Family in so many unexpected and revealing ways. "Indian-ish" is not just the name of the book; it also describes her mindset and worldview. "For my whole life I always felt Indian and American but not quite fitting into either of those molds," Krishna says. "It was like I was too American to be Indian and too Indian to be American. But I think that as time has gone by I have found ways to really feel proud of that tension. You know, in my book I talk about how we wear our kurtas with jeans and we listen to Bollywood music alongside our top 40 hits and…these are all equally important parts of what we do. I love Indian food, but I also love Italian food and I don’t think that those things need to feel mutually exclusive." Krishna admits that she is no expert on Indian food. "I don’t want to pretend to be an authority on Indian food because I’m not," she says. "I didn’t want this book to be like, ‘This is your guide to Indian food.’ This is a guide to the food that I grew up eating." Krishna is very comfortable being a missionary for Indian food we can make every day: "I feel like food media just, there is still this mentality that…
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Priya Krishna on Special Sauce: How Indian-ish Came to Be [1/2]
I knew that Priya Krishna, author of Indian-ish: Recipes and Antics From a Modern American Family (I am predisposed to like any book with the word antics in the title), was smart and funny and focused, since I’d read her book. But I still wasn’t prepared for the delightful, incisive, and revealing chat we had on this week’s Special Sauce. Perhaps the most obvious question to ask was what "Indian-ish" means. Krishna explains that the concept was inspired by her mother and the book’s coauthor, Ritu Krishna, whose cooking Krishna describes as "rooted in Indian flavors, but [it] kind of pulls inspiration from all the foods she was encountering from her travels as a businessperson, to what she watched on PBS cooking shows, to just going out to restaurants." The result was a balance between the practical and the creative. Krishna says her mother "had limitless ideas for how flavors went together. She had this amazing intuition, but she also didn’t have time, so her recipes are this perfect marriage of ‘I have all of these amazing ideas, but I’ve got 20 minutes to put dinner on the table, so what do I do?’" It was another editor, and not Krishna herself, who first recognized the potential for a cookbook on that theme- one that would, Krishna says, "dispel this notion that a lot…
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Episode 114: Craig Federighi: The AppStories Interview – AppStories
This week, Federico and John are in San Jose attending WWDC where Federico sat down with Craig Federighi, Apple’s Senior Vice President of Software Engineering to talk about Apple’s new developer tools like Catalyst and SwiftUI, as well as iPadOS.
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AppStories, Episode 113 – Timery for Toggl Plus a Dialog Sneak Peek – MacStories
On this week’s episode of AppStories, we talk about one of our favorite new iOS apps: Timery, a client app for Toggl’s time tracking service. We also preview Dialog, a new seasonal podcast from MacStories featuring weekly, in-depth conversations with special guests about the impact of technology on creativity, society, and culture, which debuts later […]
https://www.macstories.net/linked/appstories-episode-113-timery-for-toggl-plus-a-dialog-sneak-peek/
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Special Sauce: René Redzepi on Apprenticeships, El Bulli, and Being a Better Leader [2/2]
In this week’s Special Sauce interview with René Redzepi, he describes his journey from being a 15-year-old novice cook to culinary visionary, which started when he was an apprentice at Pierre André, a Michelin-starred, classic French restaurant in Copenhagen. "I spent four years with [chef-owner Philippe Houdet], and it was an incredible time," Redzepi says. "I mean, I basically went from being a child to being an adult like overnight. Just like that you’re working 85 hour weeks and with responsibilities." Those four years were incredibly important to Redzepi. "I still think of him so much, when I think back to these moments that make you, and that give you the courage and the power to believe in yourself further on." But what really blew Redzepi’s mind as a young cook was a meal at El Bulli. "I was with a friend and Ferran [Adria] was there, we ate and it was just mind blowing to me at the time," he recalls. "So different to anything. I thought everything was French food and suddenly you see yourself in Spain and it’s like, I cannot believe what’s going on here. What is this? It broke everything for me. So I went up to Ferran immediately after the meal and said, "I want to work here. Can I come and work here?" And, after writing Adria a letter, he did. Following a stint at…
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