00:31:15 - A comprehensive review of the tactics and strategies you need to create an engaging community site.
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https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/the-digital/how-to-build-and-profit-from-0SWJaNBz9mw/
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How to Build and Profit from a Hyperlocal Community Site | Listen Notes
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What is a resilient website? (with Jeremy Keith) | A Question of Code
How can we make the web work well for everybody?
https://aquestionofcode.com/60-what-is-a-resilient-website-jeremy-keith/
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TechSNAP 404: Prefork Pitfalls
We turn our eye to web server best practices, from the basics of CDNs to the importance of choosing the right multi-processing module.
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Alphabet Scoop 015: Fuchsia 101, an hour-long crash course in Google’s new OS - 9to5Google
This week we talk all about Fuchsia. Our Kyle Bradshaw has been tearing apart Google’s in-the-works operating system for several weeks now, and we’re summing it all up in about an hour.…
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Alessandro Castellani - Founder of the Akira Project and Lead UX Architect for Thunderbird at Mozilla.
Alessandro Castellani explains the Akira project which puts professional design tooling on the Linux desktop. We also discuss Alessandro’s new role with Mozilla as the Lead UX Architect for Thunderbird email project. To access comprehensive show notes, a complete guest bio and links mentioned in the episode take a look below or go to advancetechmedia.org and click the episode title.
https://advancetechmedia.org/episode-026-alessandro-castellani/
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Not Dead Yet | User Error 49 | Jupiter Broadcasting
Chris joins us to talk about his recent brush with death, we wonder how Linux on Windows is affecting bare metal adoption, we wish phones weren’t so big and
https://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/127346/not-dead-yet-user-error-49/
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50 - Bruno Maçães on the Spirit of Adventure
Political scientist Bruno Maçães has built a career out of crossing the globe teaching, advising, writing, and talking to people. His recent book, borne out of a six-month journey across Eurasia, is one of Tyler’s favorites.
So how does it feel to face Tyler’s rat-a-tat curiosity about your life’s work? For Bruno, the experience was "like you are a politician under attack and your portfolio is the whole of physical and metaphysical reality."
Read on to discover how well Bruno defended that expansive portfolio, including what’s missing from liberalism, Obama’s conceptual foreign policy mistake, what economists are most wrong about, how to fall in love with Djibouti, stagnation in Europe, the diversity of Central Asia, Hitchcock’s perfect movie, China as an ever-growing global force, the book everyone under 25 should read, the creativity of Washington, D.C versus Silicon Valley, and more.
Want to get your hands on a signed copy of Tyler’s new book Stubborn Attachments before it hits bookstands on October 16th? Rate and review Conversations with Tyler on Apple Podcasts! If you’ve already rated and reviewed Conversations with Tyler, you can rate any of the Mercatus podcasts and still be entered to win, including Macro Musings, Mercatus Policy Download, and the Hayek Program Podcast: get.mercatus.org/podcastcontest/
Get Bruno’s latest book: https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/305712/the-dawn-of-eurasia/9780241309254.html
Transcript and links: https://medium.com/conversations-with-tyler/bruno-ma%C3%A7%C3%A3es-tyler-cowen-eurasia-adventure-liberalism-81e4d51340d0
Follow Bruno: www.twitter.com/MacaesBruno
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https://soundcloud.com/conversationswithtyler/bruno-macaes-tyler-cowen-spirit-of-adventure-eurasia
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a16z Podcast: Technological Trends, Capital, and Internet ‘Disruption’
There’s all sorts of interesting tech trends happening right now, including AI, VR/AR, self-driving cars and drones (as well as interesting stuff happening in verticals like healthcare and finance) — and there’s a lot also happening in seemingly more "mature" tech revolutions, such as mobile and cloud. But where are we now, really, with these shifts… and how does that inform how we think about the next couple decades?
And does a framework like Carlota Perez’s — as outlined in Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital: The Dynamics of Bubbles and Golden Ages and summarized by venture capitalist and longtime internet investor Fred Wilson (of Union Square Ventures) — fully apply when it comes to software? Because, argues Chris Dixon (general partner on a16z crypto), software "has so much more plasticity, ability to adapt, ability to evolve" that unlike hardware, "the core itself will also dramatically change… not just the apps around it". The total economic value that will be unlocked with the software revolution, observes Wilson, should be orders of magnitude bigger than what we saw with manufacturing for sure.
But just how much internet innovation is actually powering true disruption (i.e., is more than just a sustaining innovation, to use Clayto…
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NCETM Primary Mastery Professional Development Materials - NCETM
The NCETM Maths Podcast, episode 7: NCETM Primary Mastery Professional Development Materials
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229: Always Going with Jeff Perry
Jeff Perry is a professional audio engineer, as well as a blogger and
podcaster. He joins Brett to talk about life in news production, going iPad
only (and back), and an era of online fame and misfortune.
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