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Tue, 15 Apr 2025 11:30:00 GMT http://relay.fm/tc/123 http://relay.fm/tc/123 Dan Provost, Tom Gerhardt, and Myke Hurley Today's guest is John Siracusa, the proprietor of Hypercritical.co and co-host of Accidental Tech Podcast and Reconcilable Differences. His object is the 2019 Mac Pro. Today's guest is John Siracusa, the proprietor of Hypercritical.co and co-host of Accidental Tech Podcast and Reconcilable Differences. His object is the 2019 Mac Pro. clean 4851 Today's guest is John Siracusa, the proprietor of Hypercritical.co and co-host of Accidental Tech Podcast and Reconcilable Differences. His object is the 2019 Mac Pro. Guest Starring: John Siracusa Links and Show Notes: On The Last Detail, Tom and Dan invite a guest on to chat about an object that is meaningful to them. They dive deep into that object, discussing the design, the manufacturing process, the good, and bad, and everything in-between. Support Thoroughly Considered with a Relay FM Membership Mac Pro - Apple Mac Pro (2019) - Technical Specifications - Apple Support WWDC 2019 Keynote — Apple - YouTube The 2020 Mac Pro: A Silent Killer! - MKBHD - YouTube Hypercritical Accidental Tech Podcast Reconcilable Differences - Relay

Tue, 15 Apr 2025 11:30:00 GMT http://relay.fm/tc/123 http://relay.fm/tc/123 The Last Detail with John Siracusa 123 Dan Provost, Tom Gerhardt, and Myke Hurley Today's guest is John Siracusa, the proprietor of Hypercritical.co and co-host of The Accidental Tech Podcast and Reconcilable Differences. His object is the 2019 Mac Pro. Today's guest is John Siracusa, the proprietor of Hypercritical.co and co-host of The Accidental Tech Podcast and Reconcilable Differences. His object is the 2019 Mac Pro. clean 4851 Today's guest is John Siracusa, the proprietor of Hypercritical.co and co-host of The Accidental Tech Podcast and Reconcilable Differences. His object is the 2019 Mac Pro. Guest Starring: John Siracusa Links and Show Notes: On The Last Detail, Tom and Dan invite a guest on to chat about an object that is meaningful to them. They dive deep into that object, discussing the design, the manufacturing process, the good, and bad, and everything in-between. Support Thoroughly Considered with a Relay FM Membership Mac Pro - Apple Mac Pro (2019) - Technical Specifications - Apple Support WWDC 2019 Keynote — Apple - YouTube The 2020 Mac Pro: A Silent Killer! - MKBHD - YouTube Hypercritical Accidental Tech Podcast Reconcilable Differences - Relay

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Chris is absent for mysterious reasons, Niléane finds clever ways to watch the Olympics, and Matt explores his podcast app feelings. Weekly Topics Plex The Olympics Overcast Other Stuff We Discussed HDHomeRun Channels app Infuse VLC Marco on the Overcast update Accidental Tech Podcast with tech details Pocket Casts Castro Follow the Hosts Chris on YouTube Matt on Birchtree Niléane on Mastodon Comfort Zone on Mastodon

Special guest Casey Liss from the Accidental Tech Podcast joins the show to discuss his homelab, how he uses HomeBridge, and his delightfully complex garage door sensor system. Then Alex and Casey do their "best" to convince Chris the Apple Vision Pro is an excellent remote admin tool. Special Guest: Casey Liss.

Special guest Casey Liss from the Accidental Tech Podcast joins the show to discuss his homelab, how he uses HomeBridge, and his delightfully complex garage door sensor system.

Seth and Aradia rewatch episode five after having finished the whole season. This episode is where our complaints about the editing start to pick up steam, but the channeling continues to impress.Support medical aid for Palestinians https://www.map.org.uk/ Sign or write letters to Congress with ResistBot https://resist.bot/petitions Hypercritical podcast: https://hypercritical.fireside.fm Accidental Tech Podcast: https://atp.fm WoTCon registration: https://wotcon.com Social media & affiliate links can be found on our LinkTree https://linktr.ee/wotspoilers Check out other FARM podcastsHot Nuance Book Club: https://www.hotnuancebookclub.com That B*tch Is Always Late: https://www.spreaker.com/show/tbial Podcast artwork: Leah DavisTheme music: Thread of Clouds - Blue Dot SessionsA Fox And Raven Media productionThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5493125/advertisement

Welcome back to Behind the Sites, a long-overdue return to one of our favorite series here at The Next Reel. This series celebrates the technology behind the entertainment industry... specifically, the sites and apps we use to learn about the movies and shows of which we call ourselves fans.Casey Liss is a podcaster, developer, and writer from Richmond, Virginia. However, these days, it might be hard to know in which order to put those things. He's one-third of the Accidental Tech Podcast, a must-listen for principled nerds, and half of Analog(ue) on Relay FM. But he's here today to talk about his latest app, Callsheet, an entertainment industry search experience that might just earn a prized spot on the home screen of your phone.Along the way, Casey talks about the challenges that come with attempting to peel back the features of an existing monolith in order to create an app that is fast, yet still seemingly feature-complete. We talk about what goes into working on an app that is dependent on a third-party API in an era that has rendered API a dirty, profit-seeking word. Oh, and we talk about Plex. For members, we talk a lot about Plex.Links & NotesCallsheetCallsheet on the App StoreThe Movie DatabaseTheMovieDB APICasey did a guest spot on Mac Power Users with David Sparks and Stephen Hackett and, if you're as intrigued by a complex Plex set-up as I am, check out this episode and let's get ripping! (ripping our legal media acquired legally because we don't want to insinuate in any way that we condone that other sort of rubbish. -ed)(00:00) - Welcome to Behind the Sites • Introducing Casey Liss and Callsheet(01:18) - Taking on Big-IMDB (04:30) - Peeling back IMDB(07:46) - The Spoiler Problem, Solved(10:26) - The Action-Reward Equation and Data Sources(15:18) - The API Connundrum(17:32) - Discoverable... by accident(22:53) - We live in a Letterboxd World(26:44) - Embracing the Privilege of the Indie Developer(30:51) - Soooo.... Android, but really the iPad appThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5640170/advertisement

Welcome back to Behind the Sites, a long-overdue return to one of our favorite series here at The Next Reel. This series celebrates the technology behind the entertainment industry... specifically, the sites and apps we use to learn about the movies and shows of which we call ourselves fans.Casey Liss is a podcaster, developer, and writer from Richmond, Virginia. However, these days, it might be hard to know in which order to put those things. He's one-third of the Accidental Tech Podcast, a must-listen for principled nerds, and half of Analog(ue) on Relay FM. But he's here today to talk about his latest app, Callsheet, an entertainment industry search experience that might just earn a prized spot on the home screen of your phone.Along the way, Casey talks about the challenges that come with attempting to peel back the features of an existing monolith in order to create an app that is fast, yet still seemingly feature-complete. We talk about what goes into working on an app that is dependent on a third-party API in an era that has rendered API a dirty, profit-seeking word. Oh, and we talk about Plex. For members, we talk a lot about Plex.Links & NotesCallsheetCallsheet on the App StoreThe Movie DatabaseTheMovieDB APICasey did a guest spot on Mac Power Users with David Sparks and Stephen Hackett and, if you're as intrigued by a complex Plex set-up as I am, check out this episode and let's get ripping! (ripping our legal media acquired legally because we don't want to insinuate in any way that we condone that other sort of rubbish. -ed)(00:00) - Welcome to Behind the Sites • Introducing Casey Liss and Callsheet(01:18) - Taking on Big-IMDB (04:30) - Peeling back IMDB(07:46) - The Spoiler Problem, Solved(10:26) - The Action-Reward Equation and Data Sources(15:18) - The API Connundrum(17:32) - Discoverable... by accident(22:53) - We live in a Letterboxd World(26:44) - Embracing the Privilege of the Indie Developer(30:51) - Soooo.... Android, but really the iPad appThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5640170/advertisement

Welcome back to Behind the Sites, a long-overdue return to one of our favorite series here at The Next Reel. This series celebrates the technology behind the entertainment industry... specifically, the sites and apps we use to learn about the movies and shows of which we call ourselves fans.Casey Liss is a podcaster, developer, and writer from Richmond, Virginia. However, these days, it might be hard to know in which order to put those things. He's one-third of the Accidental Tech Podcast, a must-listen for principled nerds, and half of Analog(ue) on Relay FM. But he's here today to talk about his latest app, Callsheet, an entertainment industry search experience that might just earn a prized spot on the home screen of your phone.Along the way, Casey talks about the challenges that come with attempting to peel back the features of an existing monolith in order to create an app that is fast, yet still seemingly feature-complete. We talk about what goes into working on an app that is dependent on a third-party API in an era that has rendered API a dirty, profit-seeking word. Oh, and we talk about Plex. For members, we talk a lot about Plex.Links & Notes Callsheet Callsheet on the App Store The Movie Database TheMovieDB API Casey did a guest spot on Mac Power Users with David Sparks and Stephen Hackett and, if you're as intrigued by a complex Plex set-up as I am, check out this episode and let's get ripping! (ripping our legal media acquired legally because we don't want to insinuate in any way that we condone that other sort of rubbish. -ed) Find source material for The Next Reel's family of podcasts – and thousands of other great reads – at AUDIBLE! Get your free audiobook and 30-day free trial today.Learn more about CODA and how it can work for you!We spend hours every week putting our shows together for you, our dear listener, and it would sure mean a lot to us if you considered becoming a member. When you do, you get early access to shows, ad-free episodes, and a TON of bonus content. To those who already support the show, thank you. To those who don't yet: what are you waiting for?BECOME A MEMBER HERE: $5 monthly or $55 annuallyJoin the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's DISCORD channel!Here's where you can find us around the internet: The Web Letterboxd Facebook Instagram X YouTube Flickchart Check out poster artwork for movies we've discussed on our Pinterest page Pete  Andy What are some other ways you can support us and show your love? Glad you asked! You can buy TNR apparel, stickers, mugs and more from our MERCH PAGE. Or buy or rent movies we've discussed on the show from our WATCH PAGE. Or buy books, plays, etc. that was the source for movies we've discussed on the show from our ORIGINALS PAGE. Or renew or sign up for a Letterboxd Pro or Patron account with our LETTERBOXD MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT.

It's an all new That Real Blind Tech Show, Brian is joined by Developer, Writer, and Fellow Podcaster Casey Liss from The Accidental Tech Podcast. Casey is the developer behind the new fantastic CallSheet iOS app. The app works fantastically well with VoiceOver, and we highly recommend subscribing to the app if you are a TV and Movie fan.   We kick the interview off actually talking about Brian and a little behind the scenes about his Top Gear appearance.   Casey then tells us how he came up with the idea for CallSheet, and then walks us through how the app ended up being fully accessible for VoiceOver users. Casey explains how Swift UI Kit  makes it easier to design apps with accessibility in mind.   Casey tells us about meeting one on one with an Accessibility expert at Apple during WWDC, and how beneficial it was to him.   We talk about Casey's fellow podcasters John Siracusaa and Marco Arment from the Accidental Tech Podcast, and discuss how Marco was helpful in the development of CallSheet.   We discuss the Yahoo All Blind Fantasy Football League Mini Documentary and how it was all born out of accessibility and communication.   We then discuss the subscription plans in CallSheet and what they include. Casey then tells us what developers think about short and long term when setting subscription costs.   We then talk about the moved.org where CallSheet's information is sourced from and whether or not you can update information on it.   We then discuss possible CallSheet integration with Plex and Channels. Which leads Brian to mentioning Audio Description and how fantastic it would be to have a service that mentions whether or not a title has Audio Description.   Casey tells us a little about his podcast The Accidental Tech Podcast and you can subscribe to it here.   You can keep up with all things Casey on his website. You can also find Casey on Mastodon and Instagram.        We finish up discussing Mastodon and the blind communities exodus from Twitter, or whatever they are calling it these days.   To contact That Real Blind Tech Show, you can email us at ThatRealBlindTechShow@gmail.com, join our Facebook Group That Real Blind Tech Show, join us on the Twitter @BlindTechShow , or leave us an old school phone message at 929-367-1005, and make sure to visit our website where you can listen to any of our past episodes.

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On this week's episode of Chit Chat Across the Pond Lite, we're joined by developer Casey Liss of the Accidental Tech Podcast and creator of the iOS apps MaskerAid and Peek-a-View. I asked Casey to come on the show to talk about automation. In particular, we talked about Unnecessary or overly-complex automations, automations that mysteriously run but we can't remember how or why they're running, automations we're really proud of, and darn it, these just make me happy automations. You can find Casey on Mastodon @CaseyLiss@mastodon.social, and on Micro.blog at . View an unedited transcript of this podcast auto-generated by Auphonic Speech Recognition Engine using Whisper by OpenAI (Beta).: CCATP_2022_12_08

On this week's episode of Chit Chat Across the Pond Lite, we're joined by developer Casey Liss of the Accidental Tech Podcast and creator of the iOS apps MaskerAid and Peek-a-View. I asked Casey to come on the show to talk about automation. In particular, we talked about Unnecessary or overly-complex automations, automations that mysteriously run but we can't remember how or why they're running, automations we're really proud of, and darn it, these just make me happy automations. You can find Casey on Mastodon @CaseyLiss@mastodon.social, and on Micro.blog at . View an unedited transcript of this podcast auto-generated by Auphonic Speech Recognition Engine using Whisper by OpenAI (Beta).: CCATP_2022_12_08

Casey Liss of the Accidental Tech Podcast and Analog(ue) joins me to discuss becoming a Dad. This episode was recorded 9 days after becoming a first time Dad. We dive into general new dad advice, baby tech, baby photography, photo management, uses of the Synology, and why parents might want a GoPro. Bonus content and early episodes with chapter markers are available by supporting the podcast at www.patreon.com/ipadpros. Bonus content and early episodes are also now available in Apple Podcasts! Subscribe today to get instant access to iPad Possibilities, iPad Ponderings, and iPad Historia! New episodes of the bonus shows release the first week of every month. Show notes are available at www.iPadPros.net. Feedback is welcomed at iPadProsPodcast@gmail.com.Links: - https://www.caseyliss.com/2015/2/1/baby-stuff-we-use- https://www.caseyliss.com/2016/6/23/toddler-stuff-we-use- https://www.cetaphil.com/us/- https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1351006-REG/olympus_v207070su000_e_m10_mark_iii_slr.html- https://amzn.to/3ywmbVs- https://amzn.to/3Co9D3KChapter Markers00:00:00: Opening00:01:40: Support the Podcast00:02:16: Casey Liss00:04:00: Birth Story00:14:20: Advise 00:16:25: Favorites so far00:18:12: Growing the baby00:21:14: Preparing the house?00:27:49: Baby Tech00:28:37: Cetaphil00:31:53: Diaper Bag00:33:36: Accounts?00:36:56: Photography00:39:43: Olympus Camera00:42:23: Portrait Mode00:43:31: Photo recommendations00:44:59: Live Photos00:46:52: Newborn Photography00:50:13: Day One00:57:37: Nurses00:59:51: Lenses01:05:53: 14 Pro Camera System01:08:31: Screen Brightness01:09:34: Photo Management01:13:46: Synology01:19:35: Recording setup01:24:18: Back to Photo Management 01:35:34: Shared iCloud Photo Library01:38:29: Photo gear?01:39:20: GoPro01:43:39: White Balance01:44:57: Editing apps01:46:17: Final words of wisdom?01:54:20: ATP and Analog(ue)01:54:38: CaseyLiss.com01:55:11: MaskerAid01:55:23: Peek-a-View01:56:17: Closing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This time on Minus Sixteen we have podcaster, and app developer, Casey Liss joining us. We find out what it takes to develop an app, and also talk about the hugely successful podcast - Accidental Tech Podcast. You can send any donations to support the Children's cancer charity St Jude here: https://stjude.org/relay Follow Casey on Twitter https://twitter.com/caseyliss Check out his website https://www.caseyliss.com/ Accidental Tech Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/accidental-tech-podcast/id617416468 Links to apps and podcasts  Forecast - https://overcast.fm/forecast CGP Grey - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2C_jShtL725hvbm1arSV9w and you can find his video explaining the Uk here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNu8XDBSn10 https://relay.fm/ https://relay.fm/analogue https://atp.fm/ https://neutral.fm/ https://techcrunch.com/2019/05/22/vignette-is-a-handy-new-app-that-keeps-your-ios-contact-photos-up-to-date/ https://www.caseyliss.com/peek-a-view https://www.caseyliss.com/2022/3/3/maskeraid 00:00 Intro 01:30 Casey as a kid 04:00 Casey & his degree - was it useful? 06:30 Life as a commercial iOS app developer 11:30 How an app starts life 15:30 MaskerAid app in development 18:00 Beta testing 21:00 Making a living as an app developer 23:20 Casey as a podcaster 24:50:When the ATP podcast got started 31:30 The history of the ATP podcast 48:00 Meeting podcast ‘voices' 49:50 How the ATP podcast is produced 60:00 St Jude Children's Cancer Charity 69:30 Casey relaxing 72:00 Wrapping up

Our guest this week on Chit Chat Across the Pond is John Siracusa of the Accidental Tech Podcast, Reconcilable Differences, and Robot or Not. He's also the developer of two interesting Mac apps: Front and Center and SwitchGlass. You can find his blog at Hypercritical.co. You can find him on Twitter @siracusa I've been a fan of John's for a long time but I never knew anything about his background, so I asked him to start at the beginning and explain where he came from. Next I ask him some questions about screen brightness and arrangement of windows that I've heard him talking about and always wanted to investigate his ideas further. Then we get into a super meaty discussion where he explains display technology from LCD to OLED to QD-OLED (or Quantum Dot OLED). John was as delightful as I'd hoped, as knowledgeable as I'd expected and I had a fantastic time with him.

Our guest this week on Chit Chat Across the Pond is John Siracusa of the Accidental Tech Podcast, Reconcilable Differences, and Robot or Not. He's also the developer of two interesting Mac apps: Front and Center and SwitchGlass. You can find his blog at Hypercritical.co. You can find him on Twitter @siracusa I've been a fan of John's for a long time but I never knew anything about his background, so I asked him to start at the beginning and explain where he came from. Next I ask him some questions about screen brightness and arrangement of windows that I've heard him talking about and always wanted to investigate his ideas further. Then we get into a super meaty discussion where he explains display technology from LCD to OLED to QD-OLED (or Quantum Dot OLED). John was as delightful as I'd hoped, as knowledgeable as I'd expected and I had a fantastic time with him.

Dr. Don and Professor Ben talk about the risks of cold-soaking freeze-dried backpacking food for 8 hours. Dr. Don - risky ☣️ Professor Ben - risky ☣️ The Outer Banks | Things To Do, Hotels & Restaurants Mountain House Pad Thai with Chicken - 2 Servings | REI Co-op Cold-Soak No-Cook Backpacking Meals 101 - SectionHiker.com Home - Philmont Scout Ranch High Adventure- Cimarron NM Accidental Tech Podcast Reconcilable Differences - Relay FM “Pro Macs Triumph Black” graphic tee by Accidental Tech Podcast. | Cotton Bureau The microbiological quality of various foods dried by applying different drying methods: a review

Dr. Don and Professor Ben talk about the risks of cold-soaking freeze-dried backpacking food for 8 hours.Dr. Don - risky ☣️ Professor Ben - risky ☣️ The Outer Banks | Things To Do, Hotels & Restaurants Mountain House Pad Thai with Chicken - 2 Servings | REI Co-op Cold-Soak No-Cook Backpacking Meals 101 - SectionHiker.com Home - Philmont Scout Ranch High Adventure- Cimarron NM Accidental Tech Podcast Reconcilable Differences - Relay FM “Pro Macs Triumph Black” graphic tee by Accidental Tech Podcast. | Cotton Bureau The microbiological quality of various foods dried by applying different drying methods: a review

Casey Liss returns to Double Density to talk about all of the important topics of the day: He updates the world on his thoughts about the best regional bagel, discusses the torture and delight of ordering a new Mac, and highlights his history with audiophiles. The three then go in deep about the science surrounding COVID, and then a deep dive into music-listening habits. Special Guest: Casey Liss.

Your hosts did their first pre-flight, and it went pretty well. Next up, in direct contravention to the dictates governing the uneasy peace with ATP, there is some *computer talk*. Specifically, Merlin wants to know if John really didn't do any research, and John wants to hear Merlin's reactions to Apple's recent announcements. (Editor's Note: At one point, John accidentally/casually reveals the existence of a *queue*, and, of course, it's all Merlin can do not to stop the program, start over, and spend three hours interrogating John about this previously undisclosed queue. If John thinks he's off the hook for discussing this in the future, he is super wrong.) Then, despite putting it off for as long as they could, your hosts finally return to the concept of _grit_. Merlin confesses to being more frustrated with the fans than the concept, and John has some thoughts about oat bran. Also, Merlin is obviously more frustrated with the actual concept than he's comfortable admitting. Can we reliably reverse-engineer grit from success? And how do we account for the grit it takes many folks just to survive day-to-day? John admits to being skeptical about any skeleton key, and Merlin thinks parents get way too attached to stuff that makes them feel smart. (*Episode recorded Tuesday, October 19, 2021*)

Your hosts did their first pre-flight, and it went pretty well. Next up, in direct contravention to the dictates governing the uneasy peace with ATP, there is some *computer talk*. Specifically, Merlin wants to know if John really didn't do any research, and John wants to hear Merlin's reactions to Apple's recent announcements. (Editor's Note: At one point, John accidentally/casually reveals the existence of a *queue*, and, of course, it's all Merlin can do not to stop the program, start over, and spend three hours interrogating John about this previously undisclosed queue. If John thinks he's off the hook for discussing this in the future, he is super wrong.) Then, despite putting it off for as long as they could, your hosts finally return to the concept of _grit_. Merlin confesses to being more frustrated with the fans than the concept, and John has some thoughts about oat bran. Also, Merlin is obviously more frustrated with the actual concept than he's comfortable admitting. Can we reliably reverse-engineer grit from success? And how do we account for the grit it takes many folks just to survive day-to-day? John admits to being skeptical about any skeleton key, and Merlin thinks parents get way too attached to stuff that makes them feel smart. (*Episode recorded Tuesday, October 19, 2021*)

What it's been like for John to upgrade from the iPhone X to the iPhone 13 Pro, Rambo's continued adventures into the depths of Bluetooth LE, and opinions on the final production versions of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15. Sponsored by Western Digital: Get a special deal on the latest My Passport SSDs from WD in select configurations for a limited time. Enter the 9to5Mac and Western Digital M1 iMac giveaway. Sponsored by Incipio: Check out their new MagSafe case for the iPhone 13 lineup with 12ft drop protection and ultra-responsive press fit buttons. Also available to purchase at Verizon.com or your local Verizon store. Download MP3 Hosts Gui on Twitter: @_inside John on Twitter: @johnsundell Links Previewing SwiftUI views in landscape Using compiler directives in Swift The Feedback number for Rambo's macOS bug: FB9642258 Accidental Tech Podcast Halide Subscribe 🟣 Apple Podcasts🟠 Overcast🟢 Spotify If you have any feedback about the show, feel free to reach out on Twitter or send us an email.

We are covering all the two-part stories in Voyager. They are all excellent. We’ve already done Caretaker (“Invitation to a Holographic Hoedown”). Next up is Basics, in which the Kazon, under Seska’s treacherous leadership, take over Voyager, maroon the crew on a primitive planet, and find that they are no match for a hologram and sociopath. Casey Liss of The Accidental Tech Podcast joins us for this classic Star Trek action adventure story. Jean MacDonald with Casey Liss.

We are covering all the two-part stories in Voyager. They are all excellent. We’ve already done Caretaker (“Invitation to a Holographic Hoedown”). Next up is Basics, in which the Kazon, under Seska’s treacherous leadership, take over Voyager, maroon the crew on a primitive planet, and find that they are no match for a hologram and sociopath. Casey Liss of The Accidental Tech Podcast joins us for this classic Star Trek action adventure story. Host Jean MacDonald with Casey Liss.

Text blocks are a new beta feature for Muse. Mark and Adam use the opportunity to discuss the origins and philosophy of text in computing, including text as a datum in environments like wikis, REPLs, and social media; a writing workflow for collapsing spatially-arranged ideas down to a linear text buffer; and company memo culture. Plus: Mark shares his vision for how the Pencil could become an X-Acto knife for editing text. @MuseAppHQ hello@museapp.com Show notes Review Metamuse on Apple Podcasts Podstatus Cortex, Accidental Tech Podcast “going viral slowly” text blocks beta Notion, Roam, Craft plain text ASCII art logograms The Humane Representation of Thought William Playfair Literature & Latte, Scrivener, Scapple terminal, REPL Man-Computer Symbiosis TTY = teletype Roam backlinks and knowledge graph view source Sublime Text Twitter was 140 characters for SMS episode about iPad emacs Org Mode, WorkFlowy Miro, FigJam, GoodNotes uncanny valley IPython, Jupyter Markdown Atlassian's wiki “turn my ideas into our ideas” responsive design folio keyboard, Magic Keyboard iOS voice input Scribble infinite canvas beta → flex boards kill your darlings

Text blocks are a new beta feature for Muse. Mark and Adam use the opportunity to discuss the origins and philosophy of text in computing, including text as a datum in environments like wikis, REPLs, and social media; the writing workflow of collapsing spatially-arranged ideas down to a linear text buffer; and company memo culture. And Mark shares his vision for how the Pencil could become the X-Acto knife for fast text editing on a tablet. @MuseAppHQ hello@museapp.com Show notes Review Metamuse on Apple Podcasts Podstatus Cortex, Accidental Tech Podcast “going viral slowly” text blocks beta manual and memo Notion, Roam, Craft plain text ASCII art logograms The Humane Representation of Thought William Playfair Literature & Latte, Scrivener, Scapple terminal, REPL Man-Computer Symbiosis TTY = teletype Roam backlinks and knowledge graph view source Sublime Text Twitter was 140 characters for SMS episode about iPad emacs Org Mode, WorkFlowy Miro, FigJam, GoodNotes uncanny valley IPython, Jupyter Markdown Atlassian's wiki “turn my ideas into our ideas” responsive design folio keyboard, Magic Keyboard iOS voice input Scribble infinite canvas beta → flex boards kill your darlings

Here's the relevant quote from Orson Scott Card's (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orson_Scott_Card) Speaker for the Dead (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speaker_for_the_Dead): If we had to observe your university under the same limitations that bind us in our observation of the Lusitanian aborigines, we would no doubt conclude that humans do not reproduce, do not form kinship groups, and devote their entire life cycle to the metamorphosis of the larval student into the adult professor. Species distribution modelling (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Species_distribution_modelling) Maximum entropy probability distribution (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_entropy_probability_distribution) Tim Kopra's Tweet about Singapore from the ISS (https://twitter.com/astro_tim/status/711276897133596672?lang=en) Black-body radiation (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-body_radiation) Accidental Tech Podcast: 409: Midrange Snob (https://atp.fm/409) Acer Store: (https://store.acer.com/en-sg/nitro-vg2-series-vg272u-p) Logitech MX Master Series Advanced Keyboards & Performance Mice (https://www.logitech.com/en-sg/mx/master-series.html) You should probably charge your MacBook using the ports on its right side (https://www.imore.com/heres-why-you-should-probably-charge-your-macbook-using-ports-its-right-side) TS3 Plus | Thunderbolt 3 Dock (https://www.caldigit.com/ts3-plus/)

Job van der Voort (@jobvo) is the founder and CEO of Remote, the global HR solution for distributed teams, helping businesses manage international payroll, benefits, taxes, and compliance. Remote recently raised a $35M Series A led by Index Ventures, with participation from Sequoia, Aaron Levie (Box), Zach Weinberg (Operator Partners), and Kevin and Julia Hartz (Eventbrite). Two Sigma Ventures, General Catalyst, and Liquid2 are also early investors in the company. In today's episode, Job joins Michael Spiro to discuss: What exactly Remote is and the business's mission. The future of distributed teams and remote work. What growth has looked like at Remote, and how COVID has impacted the business. How Job has implemented GitLab's idea of Transparency at Remote. How Remote differentiates from competition, and how the business can maintain this differentiation over time. What it was like raising capital amidst COVID. Advice he has for aspiring founders. The future of Silicon Valley as distributed workforces grow. His podcast hoarding nature (& his favorite podcasts). Item's mentioned in the episode: Remote Work Podcast (Job's old podcast) Remote Talks Podcast Job's favorite podcasts: Reply All, FiveThirtyEight Politics, Accidental Tech Podcast, 99% Invisible The last business book Job read: The Toyota Way Book recommendation: The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat As always, you can find The Takeoff and Michael on Twitter! And, be sure to subscribe to our Susbtack: thetakeoff.substack.com.

Eight Little Piggies (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight_Little_Piggies) Reconstructing trees: A simple example (https://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/0_0_0/phylogenetics_07) Colleges That Change Lives (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colleges_That_Change_Lives) John Costello (https://as.nyu.edu/faculty/john-costello.html) Richard Stallman (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman) Map projection (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Map_projection) Accidental Tech Podcast: 356: With a Heavy Heart (https://atp.fm/356) ArcGIS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArcGIS) QGIS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QGIS) Programming languages used in most popular websites (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_languages_used_in_most_popular_websites)

*************** Ep8: Casey Liss *************** TTTI: Links ----------- * talkingtotheinternet.com ( http://talkingtotheinternet.com ) * TTTI on Twitter - @tttipodcast ( https://twitter.com/TTTIpodcast ) * Cory Hixson on Twitter - @drcahixson ( https://twitter.com/drcahixson ) * Support TTTI ( http://talkingtotheinternet.com/support ) * Feedback ( tttipodcast@gmail.com ) * Guest Recommendation? Send feedback using the link above Ep8: Links ---------- * Liss is More ( https://www.caseyliss.com/ ) * Casey on Twitter ( https://twitter.com/caseyliss/ ) * Casey on Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/caseyliss/ ) * Accidental Tech Podcast ( https://atp.fm/ ) * Analog(ue) ( https://www.relay.fm/analogue ) * Casey on Cars ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2bWP63TQ7EclPM9-19QJmA ) * Peek-a-View ( https://www.caseyliss.com/2020/2/6/peek-a-view ) * Vignette ( https://www.caseyliss.com/2019/5/22/vignette ) * Many Guest Appearances ( https://www.caseyliss.com/elsewhere ) Podcasts/Blogs/Things Mentioned * GeoCities ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_GeoCities ) * ICQ ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICQ ) * Virginia Tech ( https://vt.edu/ ) * RxSwift ( https://www.caseyliss.com/2019/7/17/rxswift-and-combine-posts ) * Build and Analyze ( https://5by5.tv/buildanalyze ) * Hypercritical ( https://5by5.tv/hypercritical ) * The Talk Show ( https://daringfireball.net/thetalkshow/ ) * 5by5 ( https://5by5.tv/ ) * Neutral ( https://neutral.fm/ ) * WWDC ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Worldwide_Developers_Conference ) * [Top Gear]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_Gear_(2002_TV_series ) * Relay FM ( https://www.relay.fm/ ) * The Prompt ( https://www.relay.fm/prompt ) * Connected ( https://www.relay.fm/connected ) * Starport 75 ( https://starport75.com/ ) * Wheel Bearings ( https://wheelbearings.media/ ) * Overcast ( https://overcast.fm/ ) * Regular Car Reviews ( https://www.youtube.com/user/RegularCars/featured ) * Two Headed Girl ( https://twoheadedgirl.transistor.fm/ ) * Do By Friday ( http://dobyfriday.com/ ) * fun fact ( https://funfact.fm/ ) * Sam and Ross Like Things ( http://www.samandrosslikethings.com/ ) * Scrubs ( https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0285403/ ) People Mentioned * Marco Arment ( https://twitter.com/marcoarment ) * John Gruber ( https://twitter.com/gruber ) * John Siracusa ( https://twitter.com/siracusa ) * Myke Hurley ( https://twitter.com/imyke ) * Casey Neistat ( https://twitter.com/Casey ) * Sam Abuelsamid ( https://twitter.com/samabuelsamid ) * Jim Metzendorf ( https://twitter.com/jmetzendorf ) * Merlin Mann ( https://twitter.com/hotdogsladies ) Huge thanks to Podcorn for sponsoring this episode. Explore sponsorship opportunities and start monetizing your podcast by signing up here: https://podcorn.com/podcasters/ Intro/Outro Music: Silent Partner - Root ( https://instrumentalfx.co/silent-partner-root-no-copyright-music/ ) TTTI Podcast Artwork by Gustav Kjellin: gkdc.design ( https://www.gkdc.design/ ) - @gkdesignco ( https://www.instagram.com/gkdesignco/ ) Support Talking To The Internet by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/talkingtotheinternet Check out our podcasting host, Pinecast ( https://pinecast.com ). Start your own podcast for free, no credit card required, forever. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code *r-6ad885* for 40% off for 4 months, and support Talking To The Internet.

Hi 大家好，这一期我们请到了 Teahour 的主播 Terry，跟我们聊了一些和程序员相关的话题，比如远程工作、创业、招聘、播客、跨界、Ruby 社区等等。 Teahour 是一档面向程序员的高质量播客，欢迎大家收听：https://teahour.fm/ 本期分成上下两期，这是上期。 如果喜欢我们的节目，欢迎通过爱发电打赏支持：https://afdian.net/@pythonhunter 本期嘉宾： Terry: Nervos 创始人 & CEO 本期主持： laike9m laixintao 章节 00:25:00 Teahour 00:26:20 Terry 的创业经历 00:29:30 闲聊 Rust, Ruby, Python, Go 这几门语言 00:38:00 做播客的感想 00:42:45 播客、写作、开源 00:45:45 远程工作、异步工作 链接 00:03:03 Teahour: #90 - 和 PingCAP CTO 畅谈数据库和编程语言 00:05:05 5by5 播客 00:06:40 Accidental Tech Podcast 00:09:27 采访 javaeye 的创始人 --Robbin! 00:13:07 Teahour: #78 - 和 Vue.js 框架的作者聊聊前端框架开发背后的故事 00:15:20 Teahour: #92 - How to build blockchain from scratch? 00:17:40 Teahour: #9 - 与 Rails 创始人 DHH 聊 Rails 00:18:35 Teahour: #5 - Hardware for developers 00:24:35 Robbin Fan 00:26:30 http://pragmatic.ly/ 00:27:06 https://github.com/peatio/peatio 00:33:44 Why Go and not Rust? 00:33:44 Why Rust and not Go? 00:36:55 RubyConf China 2020 - Ruby 3 and Beyond by matz 00:40:30 捕蛇者说 Ep 06. 和 the5fire 来聊聊 Django Yet Another FM

Recorded August 18, 2020 Japan. Our place of residence. There are many things that set it apart from other places. Together, with very special guest Casey Liss (one of the hosts of both the Accidental Tech Podcast and Analog(ue), and the creator of Peek-a-view app on the AppStore, all projects that are far more successful than this one), they discuss many things that are unique about Japan. First, they talk about how Nate and Ryan ended up in Japan in the first place (That’s right folks, it’s the backstory episode!). Then, they shift to the mouse who owns everything. Star Wars, Marvel and even Tokyo’s Land and Sea. The three of them talk about the parks and what makes them different from other Disney theme parks around the world. Finally, for the main media of the week, Casey had Nate and Ryan watch one of his favorite episodes of Top Gear, where the hosts race across Japan in a Nissan GT-R against Japan’s neigh on infallible public transit system, including the world famous bullet train. Special Guest: Casey Liss Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP) Analog(ue) iOS App: Peek-a-view YouTube Channel Casey's Golf R video Neutral Nate’s and Ryan’s Introductions JET Program AlphaSmart Review Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea Tokyo Disney Resort 2011 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami The Imagineering Story Journey to the Center of the Earth Trailer Expedition Everest Ride-a-long Japanese Snacks Sembe Jagariko Hi-Chew Top Gear: Season 11 Episode 4 Top Gear site Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel Theme by Michael AD https://soundcloud.com/michael-ad/the-deep-end used with permission

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Podgodz 349 Recorded 14 July 2020 Podgodz 349: Lax and Gio talk shit Recorded 14 June 2020 Shall we talk about our jobs?  Released within 1 hour of recording, like it’s 2013 again! Podcasts No Agenda is pissing me off You Look Nice Today: California King…is it even a podcast anymore?   I might just have to delete a load of back episodes I haven’t listened to.   Omnibus Accidental Tech Podcast Friendly Fire Somehow I Manage Food Safety Talk Defocused Election Profit Makers Office Ladies Bud Pod Lockdown Parenting Hell Monty and Rhias vs. Movies Moe Factz with Adam Curry The Adam Buxton Podcast   New ~*~   Dropped Reconcilable Differences (RelayFM) Back to Work The Unmade Podcast   The Show/Movie of the Week Eh, we couldn’t be Read More →

First Official Loyal Fan David joins to discuss talk radio and podcasts. Kyle rants about inferior podcatchers, show notes, and Spotify’s attempt to destroy podcasting, and calls upon listeners to boycott Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and especially Spotify. N.B.: If you are using an inferior podcatcher, like Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or Spotify, the following “show notes” will be truncated, missing links, missing formatting, or otherwise mangled. Please switch to a decent podcatcher or see this issue’s notes at http://www.sisyphiansociety.org/proceedings/v01n003. N.B.: For disclaimers, rules, and prefaces, see Vol. I, No. 1. N.B.: The Society might earn a commission for purchases using “buy on...” links below. Learn more. Minutes of the Meeting. For corrections to this issue, see errata of future issues. The meeting of the Sisyphian Society was held on Tuesday, 30 June 2020, remotely, the co-chairs pro tempore being in the chairs and the secretary being present. 0:02:02 Announced guest will be joining at this meeting. 0:02:45 Meeting called to order. 0:02:47 Noted this issue will be half “fun”. 0:04:09 Discussed experimenting with hosting a guest and with increasing length of meetings. Complained about those who complain about long podcast installments. 0:07:11 Granted indulgence to friends and family members. Called for correspondence. Invited listeners to pull hair and move heads. 0:09:37 Discussed experimenting with less-frequent publication. 0:10:30 Refreshments. Called for Dunkin’ Donuts to sponsor Proceedings. 0:11:59 Addressed ongoing audio problems. Kyle requested listeners publicly shame Matt. 0:13:30 Errata. 0:13:36 Vol. I, No. 1. Introduction.. 0:13:40 “I’ll eat my own hat” should have been “I’ll eat my hat.” Thanks to Mr. A. 0:14:18 Kyle called Proceedings a “show”. 0:14:35 Vol. I, No. 2. Correspondence, Scooby-Doo, and Humor.. 0:14:38 Personal correspondence to Kyle from Tyler gave slight compliment, recommended elimination of errata section, and complimented Kyle’s microphone. Tyler made into token “average listener”. Mentioned avocado-only diet, which had been mentioned briefly in Vol. I, No. 1. Warned average people against listening. Reminded about timestamps. Adopted Tyler Compromise. 0:19:48 Forgot to call meeting to order. Requested gavels. 0:20:09 “I edit it way too much” should have been “I edited it way too much”. 0:20:39 “lip smacking” should have been “tongue clicking”. 0:20:53 Noted that throat clearing is intentional. 0:21:09 Noted that overuse of “now” is intentional. 0:21:19 “low stakes for myself” should have been “low expectations for myself”. 0:21:28 Matt called issue an “episode”. 0:21:33 Hysterical laughter. Kyle suggested releasing full laughter as benefit for patrons. 0:22:19 First Official Loyal Fan David joined meeting at this point. Discussed slogan of Nebraska, Davidic longitudinal window, Matt’s unfounded mockery of Kyle’s international mindset, slogan of Ottawa. Kyle noted attempts to find meeting for Best Friend George to join, mentioning Reddit and 4chan. David corrected an error, noting “casual schizophrenia” should have been “casual schizophrenia”. Kyle corrected David’s correction, noting “casual schizophrenia” should have been “causal schizophrenia”, and “causal schizophrenia” should have been “casual schizophrenia”. Personal correspondence to Kyle from David complimented Proceedings and its hosts. 0:31:44 Kyle apologized for possibly implying beardedness to be David’s defining character trait. 0:32:53 Kyle apologized for distraction by agenda. 0:34:29 “national code” should have been “country calling code” or “country dial-in code”. Noted that, from now on, will frequently intentionally omit that digit, for fear of confounding Americans. 0:35:07 Kyle had said “we should make a couple quick announcements” but then made only one. Suggested this was possibly not an error. 0:35:24 Kyle called Proceedings a “show”. 0:35:29 Should have mentioned Chris is also musician. Called again for musicians to re-record theme song. 0:36:08 Clarified that Scooby-Doo Fandom wiki is titled Scoobypedia. 0:36:34 “interject quick” should have been “interject quickly”. 0:36:39 With reference to Looney Tunes, “Emmys” should have been “Academy Awards”. 0:37:06 “‘list of fun topics’” should have been “list of ‘fun’ topics”. 0:37:19 “in all the . . . the early Western tradition” should have been “in all the . . . the good and correct parts of the Western tradition”. 0:38:12 Listener corrected “that’ll learn ’em”, but Society noted that intentional errors not to be corrected. 0:38:42 Kyle spent too long responding to George’s voicemail message. In future, will either respond to listener questions more briefly or add listener questions to list to be addressed at future meeting. 0:39:20 Minutes of the last meeting were approved. 0:39:36 Updates. 0:39:47 The æ ligature is often called ay ee. Traditional name is ash. 0:40:01 Listeners have not updated Scoobypedia, despite Kyle’s request in Vol. I, No. 2. Bodes ill for success of Society’s crowdsourcing aspirations. 0:40:19 Kyle noted he can endorse one more Scooby-Doo-related thing. 0:40:37 Asked whether Society’s website is still “invisible” to Google. 0:40:47 Announcements. 0:40:54 Proceedings is now in Apple Podcasts directory. 0:41:05 Received first rating and review in Apple Podcasts, from ninjavideo. Assumed this is the Ask a Ninja guy. Called for more ratings and reviews on Apple Podcasts. (See Support for instructions.) 0:43:35 Google invisibilization, cont. Search term sisyphian still invisibilized. Search term sisyphian society not invisibilized. Society’s website appears on third page of Google results for sisyphian society. Set goal of appearing first in search results. 0:44:06 Tyler asked about inclusion in Google Podcasts directory. Proceedings is now in Google Podcasts. 0:44:16 Proceedings is now in Spotify. 0:44:25 Vol. I, No. 1 enjoys 92 unique downloads. No. 2 possesses an illuminating 63 downloads. 0:45:30 Treasurer’s report: Continuing to drown in debt and desperately need donations. 0:45:42 General Correspondence. 0:45:44 Kyle thanked those who left unofficial personal correspondence via Facebook. 0:45:49 Listener sent in clip. Time constraints required it be postponed. 0:45:55 Due to time constraints, passed over email message, text message, and telephone call from listeners, hopefully to be addressed at future meeting. 0:46:12 Voicemail message from Sugar Bear’s grandma issued retort to Matt for willing participation in exposing her ignorance of computers and of podcast titles in Vol. I, No. 1. Related email message from Kyle’s mom expressed jealousy at mentions of grandma. 0:49:47 Text message from Kyle’s grandma complained about lack of chocolate-related discussion in Vol. I, No. 2. 0:50:53 Voicemail message from Matt inquired into Kyle’s MIDI-keyboard playing. One kudo granted to Matt. 0:53:07 Called for correspondence. 0:53:20 Main discussion, on talk radio and podcasts. 0:54:16 Discussed talk radio. Mentioned NPR, This American Life, The Moth Radio Hour. David regaled Society with story about man [Herman Pitcock] hoarding earthly treasure and meeting demise. Mentioned RadioLab, Adventures in Odyssey, Coast to Coast AM, Nineteen Eighty-Four. 01:05:00 Discussed podcasts. Mentioned Parable of the Prodigal Son, ἐκβάλλω, iPod, PlayStation 2, iTunes Store, LimeWire, BearShare, peer-to-peer file-sharing software, technical definition of podcasts, “CNN for GEICO interns” podcast, RSS, RSS feed readers, playing Proceedings on Society’s website, podcatchers, podcast directories. 01:16:28 Kyle ranted about how podcast directories and applications handle “show notes”. Discussed benefits of show notes, criteria of good show notes, transcripts, Security Now and its transcripts, The Changelog and its collaboratively written transcripts. Requested listeners inform Society of the collaboratively written transcripts of Proceedings doubtless underway. Discussed further benefits of show notes, regarding podcast discovery and search-engine optimization, Kyle’s problem with podcast/MP3 chapters, podcasts confusingly utilizing both show notes and chapters. [Secretary unable to locate David’s show-note-related campaign.] Complained about those who complain about long show notes. Discussed developing a system to pass arbitrary condiments (see Vol. I, No. 1), personal correspondence to Kyle complimenting minutes, link to lifehacking video in Vol. I, No. 1, links to Scooby-Doo-related videos in Vol. I, No. 2, “No good deed goes unpunished”, Apple Podcasts website, Apple Podcasts’s 4,000-character limit on show notes, RSS Advisory Board’s statement that there is no length limit for RSS elements, article whose author studied lengths of show notes, show notes for Vol. I, No. 1 and for No. 2. Called out Apple. Discussed Apple Podcasts application’s “really stupid” and problematic treatment of show notes and its display of more than 4,000 characters, line breaks, various important functions of italicization, Apple Podcasts application’s inability to utilize timestamps, Apple Podcasts’s “summary” field, Google Podcasts (directory, website, and application), Google Podcasts’s problematic treatment of show notes, Google Podcasts application’s inability to utilize timestamps, Spotify, Spotify’s problematic treatment of show notes, Spotify’s lack of fitness for podcasts, The Verge video on Spotify taking over the podcasting world, Richard Stallman on problems with Spotify, Parks and Recreation on privacy-invading technology companies, Accidental Tech Podcast on Spotify’s potential to wreck podcasting, complaints about YouTube’s control over online video. Called on 43 listeners to boycott Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and especially Spotify. Mentioned other reasons to boycott Spotify; other reasons to boycott Apple, including also Apple’s recent complicity in Chinese censorship and Stallman’s reasons; and other reasons to boycott Google, including Stallman’s reasons. Kyle recommended AntennaPod podcatcher for Android and gPodder podcatcher for desktop and laptop computers. Kyle could not find open-source podcatcher for iOS, so recommended, with caveats, Overcast as perhaps lesser of available evils. Noted new Subscription page added to Society’s website to guide listeners in subscribing to podcast. 1:50:07 Kyle briefly ranted about why there ought to be a definitive guide to various applications’ and directories’ rendering of show notes. Mentioned article with spreadsheet on this topic. Ranted that applications and directories should agree to standard concerning show notes. 1:51:22 Discussed podcast-listening habits and recommendations. Matt listens to only Proceedings. David enjoys only Proceedings. Kyle listens to legions of podcasts and listens daily, but time constraints prohibited him from sharing recommendations. [Rather than note them here in minutes, Kyle will attempt to make those recommendations at future meeting.] [Secretary did not receive anything from Matt about crocheting-miniature-Greek-gods-underwater podcasts.] Mentioned Serial and “audioblogging”. 1:54:05 Time constraints required discussion of audio books be postponed. 1:54:51 Discussed benefits and detriments of podcasts, Reclaiming Conversation: The Power of Talk in a Digital Age by Sherry Turkle [buy on Amazon], “how it feels to listen to podcasts” “meme”, constantly consuming media to avoid facing devil dogs inside oneself. 2:01:05 Next meeting’s topic will be “how to find the best x”. Called for correspondence regarding how listeners find the best products or best ways of doing things. Mentioned Consumer Reports and Wirecutter as examples (for products). 2:03:28 Kyle moved “to thank our guest David”. 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Daniel and Manton react to Apple’s statement against racism, and also talk a bit about the Accidental Tech Podcast's statements. They talk about trying to figure out what we can all do as individuals in the wake of this. Daniel talks about getting a Black Ink update out the door while continuing to struggle with finishing up MarsEdit 4.4. Manton shares an update on Micro.blog progress, and shares his new “stop keeping track of things” methodology for getting things done.

Grace has a new obsession: Harvard's CS50x Introduction to Computer Science, so we talk about online education, and how to teach and learn online. CS50x (https://cs50.harvard.edu/x/2020/) Scratch - Imagine, Program, Share (https://scratch.mit.edu) The Perils of JavaSchools (https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2005/12/29/the-perils-of-javaschools-2/) Segmentation fault (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Segmentation_fault) Accidental Tech Podcast: 375: Wobbly Goblin (https://atp.fm/375) C - Pointers (https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cprogramming/c_pointers.htm) Principal component analysis (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal_component_analysis) Online Course: A Brief History of Humankind - Yuval Noah Harari - YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfc2WtGuVPdmhYaQjd449k-YeY71fiaFp) Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind (https://www.amazon.sg/Sapiens-Humankind-Yuval-Noah-Harari/dp/0062316095) Food, Nutrition and Health (https://www.edx.org/professional-certificate/wageningenx-food-nutrition-and-health) Debugging (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debugging) Hemiptera (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hemiptera) Rubber duck debugging (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging) CS50 2019 - Lecture 4 - Memory (https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/15retFlVW_bH8MqEQHlcDQiFemMcRGUpHWn7VWQ4ftaE/edit) CS50 Sandbox: Secure Execution of Untrusted Code (https://dash.harvard.edu/bitstream/handle/1/10745001/85035036.pdf?sequence=3) CS50 Shop (https://cs50.harvardshop.com) Regular expression (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression)

Recorded on 5/1/20 Special Guest Casey Liss Co-host of Accidental Tech Podcast https://atp.fm/ Co-host of Analog(ue) https://www.relay.fm/analogue/ iOS App Developer of Vignette https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vignette-update-contact-pics/id1455924925 Website https://www.caseyliss.com/ Casey joins us to speculate about when Walt Disney World might open Stories referenced during the discussion: https://www.disneytouristblog.com/wdw-reopening-update-orange-county-defers-to-disney-florida-announces-phase-1/ - a good summary of the current situation https://wdwnt.com/2020/04/orange-county-task-force-establishes-initial-guidelines-for-walt-disney-world-reopening-guest-spacing-wiping-vehicles-etc-mayor-believes-june-reopening-realistic/ - a little more detail of orange county's guidelines https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/airline-news/2020/04/28/southwest-airlines-ceo-travel-wont-resume-until-country-reopens/3038342001/ - comments from Southwest Airlines CEO https://www.marketwatch.com/story/disney-is-in-the-eye-of-the-storm-analyst-warns-parks-may-not-open-until-january-2020-04-20 - UBS analyst John Hodulik's prediction that the parks won't open until 2021 https://thedisneyblog.com/2020/04/30/new-opinion-poll-spells-trouble-for-disneys-business-model/?platform=hootsuite - poll on the public's willingness to get back out in public before a vaccine is available. https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/disney-world-disneyland-reopening-outlook-pandemic-trnd/index.html What will reopened parks look like? https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-disney-focus/long-lines-lots-of-kids-and-plenty-to-touch-how-does-disney-reopen-its-parks-idUSKBN22D53X - more on the reopening projection https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/article/houston-billionaire-rockets-fertitta-coronavirus-15235646.php - Interview with Landry's Restaurants CEO about opening up with just a fraction of the customers. https://people.com/health/air-conditioning-coronavirus-spreader-9-people-infected-at-restaurant/ - air conditioner spreading Coronavirus Questions for Casey: If you had an hour to spend in the park right now, what would you do? Coke or Pepsi? Casey’s questions for Glenn and Chris What is the most overrated restaurant in WDW? https://threekidsthreecatsandahusband.com/best-restaurants-disney-world/ 

TOKYOBIKE SPORT 9s : スタイリッシュでシンプルなスポーツバイク 【公式】ベロスター・ミニ｜電動アシスト自転車／自転車｜Panasonic リングフィット アドベンチャー - Switch 最近聴いているpodcast - hotchemi.github.io Accidental Tech Podcast Rebuild - Podcast by Tatsuhiko Miyagawa 帝京大学通信教育課程、 2 年目の状況 - kosukeohmura’s blog JAISTの博士前期課程に進学します - 怠惰を求めて勤勉に行き着く Simplenote Notable - The Markdown-based note-taking app that doesn’t suck ‎Quiver - take better notes on the Mac App Store Inkdrop - Note-taking App with Robust Markdown Editor | Inkdrop Scrapbox - Realtime Knowledge Base - Capture ideas in context

Marco Arment (http://marco.org) and Casey Liss (http://caseyliss.com) are hugely successful podcasters on The Accidental Tech Podcast (http://atp.fm), but they've got an itch to create videos and have started to upload more to their YouTube channels. We talk about getting started in a new medium, the gear that matters and what it takes to be interesting on camera. Special Guests: Casey Liss and Marco Arment.

I got advanced access to the iPhone XR so I brought on one of my favorite Apple podcasters, Casey Liss of The Accidental Tech Podcast (http://atp.fm), to talk about. Casey has also been starting up a new YouTube channel so we talk about the experience of being a new video creator. Special Guest: Casey Liss.

I am excited to share the very special conversation I had with Casey Liss for this episode. Casey is a developer, podcaster and writer based out of Richmond, Virginia. He has been developing software professionally for 14 years and in an amateur capacity since long before then. Day to day, Casey writes an iOS app for a local company; in his spare time, he records the podcasts ATP and Analog(ue), as well as writing for his website. Casey Liss: Casey's Website - https://www.caseyliss.com/ The Accidental Tech Podcast - http://atp.fm/ Analog(ue) - https://www.relay.fm/analogue Twitter: @caseyliss - https://twitter.com/caseyliss You can find the show notes for this episode at https://swiftteacher.org/podcast

Et par håndfulde podcasts, som ikke har særligt meget med teknologi at gøre, men som er oplysende, underholdende, morsomme og tankevækkende - nogle er givetvis kendt stof, andre måske lidt mere niche - og så er der et par stykker som måske indrømmet er bedst hvis man i forvejen kender et par af de medvirkende fra andre podcasts… Do By Friday I princippet en podcast hvor værterne hver uge giver hinanden udfordringer, men det handler ligeså meget om politik, hverdag, teknologi. DPF har blandt andet en af mine favoritpodcastværter, nemlig Merlin Mann som er kendt fra mange andre podcasts - fx Back to Work, Roderick on the Line. De to andre værter er Alex Cox og Max Temkin fra Cards Against Humanity. Godt ord En af mine nye danske favoritlyt er Godt Ord - der ikke overraskende handler om sprog. Den laves af Kirsten Marie Øveraas (som var første gæst her i work.flow) og Nene La Beet. 24 spørgsmål til professoren Lone Franks videnskabs-interview-podcast på 24syv, hvor hun har en akademisk gæst i studiet til gode samtaler om alt fra arkæologi til cellebiologi og rumfart. No Such Thing as a Fish Gode humor-podcasts kan være svære at finde, fordi det er så personligt, men NSTAAF blev øjeblikkeligt en af mine favoritter, da jeg faldt over den for et par år siden. De fire (næsten) faste værter har hver især et stykke fakta eller triviaviden med, som de så fortæller til de andre, og så kører det ellers derudaf i forsøg på at dynge ekstra fakta oven på, i et festfyrværkeri af både morfarjokes, tilbagelænet engelsk humor og bare generelt interessante ting om verden. My Dad Wrote a Porno Den anden humor-podcast jeg lytter er sjovt nok også engelsk. Der er tre værter - Alice, James og Jamie - og som titlen antyder har Jamies far skrevet en serie af utroligt dårlige erotiske bøger, som Jamie så læser op, kapitel for kapitel, mens de løbende kommenterer. Husk også at lytte deres “Notes”, især episoden hvor Elijah “Frodo” Wood er med, og fortæller hvilke karakterer fra bøgerne han gerne ville spille i en eventuel filmatisering… Orientering Weekend Jeg lytter ganske vist mange podcasts, blandt andet fordi jeg går en masse ture, men SÅ meget tid har jeg trods alt heller ikke, at jeg kan lytte Orientering på P1 hver dag. Så er det godt at man har Orientering Weekende, der samler op på ugens vigtigste historier og begivenheder. Planet Money Planet Money er en supervelproduceret, klog og underholdende serie fra NPR, om penge og økonomi og finans, fortalt så man forstår hvad der foregår, og som regel altid med udgangspunkt i en case eller et eksempel. Sound Matters Jeg er først for nylig kommet igang med denne serie om lyd i verden, og hvordan lyd påvirker os. SM er produceret af altid fantastiske Tim Hinman, tidligere kollega fra DR, i dag kendt fra diverse podcasts fra Third Ear. Bør lyttes med gode hovedtelefoner uden forstyrrende elementer i nærheden. Reconcilable Differences Merlin Mann dukker op igen - denne gang sammen med John Siracusa, som også er kendt fra en anden podcast, nemlig Accidental Tech Podcast. Meget af RD-podcasten handler om at Merlin stiller spørgsmål til John om alt fra børneopdragelse til interface-design, og i øvrigt spiller rollen som det halvdumme sidekick, hvad han selvfølgelig overhovedet ikke er i virkeligheden…

I had the pleasure of speaking with Daniel Budd for this episode. Daniel is the Director of Learning Technologies at Corpus Christi College, an Apple Distinguished School in Perth, Western Australia. As an Apple Distinguished Educator, Daniel is actively involved in research projects focussed on STEM education, robotics, information systems, big data and design thinking. Daniel's career began in Web Development and Design for learning Australian marketing and advertising firms. Daniel and I had an inspiring discussion about teaching Swift and creating engaging learning in Swift. Daniel Budd - Twitter - https://twitter.com/danielbbudd Daniel Budd - Blog - www.danielbudd.com.au Show Links Apple Distinguished Educators - http://www.apple.com/education/apple-distinguished-educator/ Corpus Christi College Perth, Western Australia - http://www.corpus.wa.edu.au/ Australian National Curriculum - http://www.australiancurriculum.edu.au/ Everyone Can Code - http://www.apple.com/education/everyone-can-code/ Swift Playgrounds - https://appsto.re/us/eHUj2.i Swift Playground Book file - https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Xcode/Conceptual/swift_playgrounds_doc_format/index.html Intro to App Development with Swift curriculum: Teacher - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/app-development-with-swift/id1118577558?mt=11 Student - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/app-development-with-swift/id1118575552?mt=11 Xcode - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/xcode/id497799835?mt=12 Accidental Tech: Episode 205 - People Don't Use the Weird Parts - http://atp.fm/episodes/205 stackoverflow - http://stackoverflow.com/ Favorite Podcasts Leading Change - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/leading-change-technology/id1205348149?mt=2 Wired Educator Podcast - http://wirededucator.com/ Out of School - https://outofschool.net/ Canvas - https://www.relay.fm/canvas Connected - https://www.relay.fm/connected Accidental Tech Podcast - http://atp.fm BBC Click - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p002w6r2/episodes/downloads Daniel's published work Probablity with Swift Playgrounds - http://www.danielbudd.com.au/home/2017/1/18/probability-with-coding Geometry with Swift Playgrounds - http://www.danielbudd.com.au/home/2016/8/31/geometry-with-swift-playgrounds Sprite Invaders with Swift Playgrounds - http://www.danielbudd.com.au/home/2016/8/21/sprite-invaders-with-swift-playgrounds Blackjack with Swift Playgrounds - http://www.danielbudd.com.au/home/2016/8/21/blackjack-with-swift-playgrounds In the iBooks Store Hopscotch: Geometry & Transformations - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/hopscotch-geometry-transformations/id1091830057?mt=13 Probability with Swift - https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/probability-with-swift/id1209829323?mt=11 And many more... You can find also find the show notes and other information on my blog: Swift Teacher Blog - http://www.swiftteacher.org

Note: This episode was recorded March 12, 2017, prior to Apple acquiring Workflow on March 22, 2017. Apple Acquires Workflow - https://techcrunch.com/2017/03/22/apple-has-acquired-workflow-a-powerful-automation-tool-for-ipad-and-iphone/ For this episode I interviewed Nick Frey, Conrad Kramer, and Ari Weinstein - the creators of the iOS app Workflow. Workflow is an iOS automation app that debuted in the App Store in December 2014. Ari Weinstein co-founded Workflow. He dropped out of MIT to co-found the company to follow his passion for building great software and products. Conrad Kramer co-founded Workflow, where he spends most of his time engineering. He got started with iOS development 6 years ago, working on a number of side projects before joining Workflow full time. Nick Frey grew up in Iowa and studied Computer Science at Iowa State for just one semester before dropping out of school to co-found Workflow with Conrad and Ari. It is my most used and important app on my iPad and iPhone. I would like to thank Ari, Conrad, and Nick for taking time out of their busy schedules to talk to me about their coding origin stories and learning to code. Workflow - https://appsto.re/us/2IzJ2.i Workflow website - http://workflow.is Workflow Documentation - http://workflow.is/docs Fraser Speirs: website - http://www.speirs.org Fraser Speirs: Twitter - https://twitter.com/fraserspeirs Accidental Tech Podcast - http://atp.fm Hopscotch - https://appsto.re/us/f2cYK.i Mac OSKen podcast - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mac-os-ken/id120867842?mt=2 Canvas podcast - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/canvas/id1073124209?mt=2 Washed Up Emo podcast - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/washed-up-emo/id473550858?mt=2 Chris Lattner: website - http://nondot.org/sabre/ Chris Lattner: Twitter - https://twitter.com/clattner_llvm Ari Weinstein: Twitter - https://twitter.com/AriX Nick Frey: Twitter - https://twitter.com/nickfrey Conrad Kramer: website - http://conradkramer.com Conrad Kramer: Twitter - https://twitter.com/conradev WorkflowHQ - https://twitter.com/WorkflowHQ You can find also find the show notes and other information on my blog: Swift Teacher Blog - http://www.swiftteacher.org Twitter - https://twitter.com/_SwiftTeacher Twitter - https://twitter.com/bfoutty

In the first episode of the Swift Educator Podcast I give the origin story of the podcast and introduce myself. I lay out the purpose and goals for the podcast. Finally, I discuss what I have seen, the experiences I have had, and my students have had this school year with Swift (*spoiler alert*: it has been awesome!) I would like to thank my friend and Apple Distinguished Educator colleague Kelly Croy for his help, support, and inspiration in starting this podcast. He has a fantastic podcast [The Wired Educator Podcast](http://wirededucator.com)! I highly recommend it. Kelly can be found on Twitter and is a great follow: [@WiredEducator](https://twitter.com/WiredEducator). **Links** [Why Teach Swift](https://www.ifoutty.com/swift-teacher/2017/1/28/why-teach-swift) [Apple Distinguished Educator program](http://www.apple.com/education/apple-distinguished-educator/) [Trumbull Career & Technical Center](www.tctchome.com) [Association for Career & Technical Education](http://www.acteonline.org) [Swift Playgrounds app](https://appsto.re/us/eHUj2.i) [Learn to Code 1 & 2](https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/swift-playgrounds-learn-to/id1118578018?mt=11) [Learn to Code 3](https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/swift-playgrounds-learn-to/id1173709121?mt=11) App Development with Swift curriculum ([Teacher](https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/app-development-with-swift/id1118577558?mt=11)) ([Student](https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/app-development-with-swift/id1118575552?mt=11)) [iTunes U app](https://appsto.re/us/LgcoD.i) [Notability](https://appsto.re/us/6HJFv.i) [Connected](https://www.relay.fm/connected) * Myke Hurley - [@imyke](https://twitter.com/imyke) * Stephen Hackett - [@ismh](https://twitter.com/ismh) * Federrico Viticci - [@viticci](https://twitter.com/viticci) [Canvas](https://www.relay.fm/canvas) * Fraser Speirs - [@fraserspeirs](https://twitter.com/fraserspeirs) * Federrico Viticci - [@viticci](https://twitter.com/viticci) [Accidental Tech Podcast](http://atp.fm) * Casey Liss - [@caseyliss](https://twitter.com/caseyliss) * Marco Arment - [@marcoarment](https://twitter.com/marcoarment) * John Siracusa - [@siracusa](https://twitter.com/siracusa) You can find the text version of these discussions over on my blog: [Swift Teacher Blog](http://www.swiftteacher.org)

Casey Liss, co-host of Accidental Tech Podcast and Analog(ue) joined me to talk about the origin story of both of his excellent podcasts, how he deals with some of the worst people on the internet, what the first year of Relay FM has been like, and his thoughts on his writing and website.  I've been a huge fan of both of Casey's shows and Casey himself and I had a blast talking to him!  And of course, I couldn't let him go without a little bit of Apple talk at the end! Enjoy! Links Casey Liss (Twitter) (Liss is More) Accidental Tech Podcast (Twitter) (Website) Analog(ue) (Twitter) (Website)

Marco Arment helped bring Tumblr into existence, founded Instapaper and The Magazine, co-hosted the podcast Build & Analyze, and created the podcasts Neutral and Accidental Tech Podcast with Casey Liss and John Siracusa. He has a lot going on, but less than when we recorded this two-part podcast weeks ago. (This is part 2.) I didn't know it at the time, but Marco and I spoke as he was finalizing a deal to sell the majority interest in Instapaper. Go back and listen to Episode #20: So Successful That He Fired Himself (part 1) for how Tumblr and Instapaper grew. In part 2, we talk about Marco's podcasts, The Magazine, blogging, advertising, and related topics. On Twitter: Marco Arment, Accidental Tech Podcast, The Magazine. Sponsored by Briefs: Demo your ideas on the iPhone and iPad, without code. Squarespace: Everything you need to build exceptional websites!