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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Episode 114: Craig Federighi: The AppStories Interview – AppStories
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re:publica 2019 – Cory Doctorow: It’s monopolies, not surveillance.
Find out more at: https://19.re-publica.com/node/32430
Surveillance capitalism isn’t "rogue capitalism," it’s monopoly capitalism: data-collection doesn’t let Big Tech control our minds, but monopolies on search results and app stores do. But surveillance isn’t harmless: it’s deadly toxic, and has the power to destroy our lives, and it’s precisely because data produces such poor returns to advertisers that they end up collecting so much of it.
Cory Doctorow: https://craphound.com | https://boingboing.net | https://twitter.com/doctorow
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#276 - Twenty Years After Napster: Cory Doctorow On What Went Wrong
Digital media has been gentrified into a mall, says the digital rights activist and author.
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“What does it mean to keep the internet free?” An in-depth discussion with Why? on North Dakota Public Radio | Cory Doctorow’s craphound.com
A couple of weeks ago, I recorded a long, in-depth discussion on the subject of “What does it mean to keep the internet free” with Jack Russell Weinstein from Why?, the Institute for Philosophy in Public Life’s program on North Dakota Public Radio (MP3). Weinstein and I ranged pretty far and wide about what internet freedom really means, what threatens it, and how we can defend it.
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Build a Better Monster: Morality, Machine Learning and Mass Surveillance
Download the audio at InfoQ: http://bit.ly/2FxY1NG
Maciej Ceglowski wonders what tech companies can do to reduce the amount of data collected, closing the path to mass surveillance and bringing some morality in using ML with this data.
This presentation was recorded at ETE 2017.
For more awesome presentations on innovator and early adopter topics check InfoQ’s selection of talks from conferences worldwide http://bit.ly/2tm9loz
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162: Rapidfire 42 - ShopTalk
Another RAPID-FIRE for you this week; nothing but HOT question and answer madness. We answered questions about sidebar layouts, Linux as a dev environment, authentication in rails apps, managing pe…
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Mac Power Users #463: All Good Things… - Relay FM
We cover feedback on subscriptions, iOS tips, and more. Katie and David look back on the last 463 episodes and discuss the origins of Mac Power Users. Katie discusses her journey, favorite workflows, and answers a few listener questions.
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Podcast link - Clockwise #267: A Belligerent Platypus on Steroids - Six Colors
Six Colors by Jason Snell and Dan Moren
https://sixcolors.com/podcast/2018/11/267-a-belligerent-platypus-on-steroids/
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Upgrade #218: Previously, on Apple Laptops - Relay FM
It’s review time! Hear Jason’s thoughts on the new MacBook Air and Mac mini. How do they fit in to Apple’s product line? Who are these machines for? Also: The iPhone XR – is it a ‘budget’ iPhone, or is it the right iPhone for most people?
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Connected #215: Live from NYC: A Nightmare Level of Itching - Relay FM
Stephen and Myke are joined by Marco Arment for a live show in New York City. The three talk about the iPhone XR, the iPhones we loved the most, and what Apple could do to make us the happiest after its event next week.
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