Podcast appearances and mentions of gabriel valdivia

(Bicentenario de la Batalla de Junín) «La historia consigna que... Simón Bolívar comenzó a inquietarse... al observar a lo lejos cómo la caballería realista arremetía contra las huestes patriotas la tarde del 6 de agosto de 1824. Imaginando que la victoria le podría ser esquiva, Bolívar dio media vuelta montado sobre su corcel, y enrumbó al encuentro de su infantería para anunciarle de un posible ataque realista. Sin embargo, casi una hora después, la historia cambiaría a favor de los destinos del Perú y América, ante la sorpresa del general caraqueño.» Así resume la «Batalla de Junín: 199 años después» el periodista Gabriel Valdivia, asesorado por el historiador y capitán del Ejército Peruano Jaime M. Taype Castillo, en su artículo publicado en El Peruano, Diario Oficial del Bicentenario, el 5 de agosto de 2023. «Los generales patriotas Phillip Braun, Mariano Necochea y William Miller hicieron frente al ataque enemigo, llevando la peor parte Necochea, que fue herido gravemente y hecho prisionero, mientras que Miller retrocedía combatiendo en desorden —relata el periodista peruano—. El capitán Taype asegura que la contienda fue encarnizada y sangrienta, pues se emplearon sólo lanzas y sables, razón por la que la historia la reconoce como la “batalla sin humo”.... Sin embargo, anota que en medio de la batalla... [fue] sorprendida la caballería virreinal y, sin ninguna fuerza de reserva a la vista, los jinetes [del general español José de] Canterac entraron en confusión y se retiraron atropelladamente.... Así se logró la victoria para los patriotas, luego de 45 minutos de intensa batalla.... »[El historiador Taype] señala que... [el comandante] Karl Sowersby, amigo [del general] Miller, [al tratar] de detener con su escuadrón las embestidas de la caballería realista, fue herido mortalmente por dos lanzas enemigas.... Presintiendo su muerte, el comandante alemán le dijo a su amigo: “Mi querido Miller, ambos tomamos las armas en esta causa casi el mismo día. Frecuentemente nos hemos batido juntos, y usted ve lo que probablemente sucederá. Escriba a mis ancianos y buenos padres, y dígales usted que muero por una causa gloriosa”. [Esas fueron] sus últimas palabras.... »“¡Soldados! Vais a completar la obra más grande que el cielo ha encomendado a los hombres: la de salvar un mundo entero de la esclavitud!” ... fueron las palabras de Bolívar a la caballería peruana, y ésta, junto con el resto de países representados en sus jinetes, se encargaron de materializarla», concluye el doctor Valdivia,1 quien recibió la distinción de Arequipeño Ilustre del Bicentenario.2 Gracias a Dios, así como Bolívar y Sowersby lucharon y murieron por la causa gloriosa de salvar al mundo de la esclavitud física y la llevaron a cabo, Jesucristo su Hijo luchó por la causa gloriosa de salvar al mundo de la esclavitud espiritual y se encargó de materializarla al hacerse hombre, morir por nosotros y romper las cadenas del pecado de todos los que le pidamos que lo haga.3 Carlos ReyUn Mensaje a la Concienciawww.conciencia.net 1 Gabriel Valdivia, «Batalla de Junín: 199 años después, la historia conserva un sitio especial para esta victoria», El Peruano (Diario Oficial del Bicentenario), 5 agosto 2023 En línea 28 febrero 2024. 2 «Docente de la UNSA es reconocido como Arequipeño Ilustre del Bicentenario», Oficina Universitaria de Imagen Institucional de la Universidad Nacional de San Agustín de Arequipa, 7 diciembre 2021 En línea 28 febrero 2024. 3 Sal 107:14; Jn 3:16; 8:32,36; Ro 5:8; 10:9-10; Gá 5:1; Fil 2:5-11; Heb 2:14-15; 1Jn 1:9; 2:2

Gabriel Valdivia is a product designer, and currently an independent fractional design leader. He partners with founders as their design leadership counterpart while embedding with engineering teams to execute and iterate towards product/market fit. We talked about the rise of the model of fractional design leadership, the current issues tech teams are facing after bloating their organizations these last few years, and many other takes of various temperatures.

This week, we dissect the recently-launched Arc Boosts to try and understand what they're for and where they're going.The Sidebar:The Sidebar is an exclusive weekly segment for our Patreon supporters. You can subscribe starting at $1 per month for access to bonus content going forward! Sign up at patreon.com/designdetails.Main Topic:This week, we dissect the recently-launched Arc Boosts to try and understand what they're for and where they're going.@gabrielvaldiviaUnkemptArcThe Browser CompanyArc BoostsCool Things:Brian shared True Lies: A fearless, globe-trotting, terrorist-battling secret agent has his life turned upside down when he discovers his wife might be having an affair with a used-car salesman while terrorists smuggle nuclear war heads into the United States.Marshall shared House of Leaves, a wild and inventive experience packaged into a book.Gabe shared Naked Attraction (IMDB), his favorite television show.Design Details on the Web:

The Optimal Path is a podcast about product decision-making from the team at Maze. Each episode brings in a product expert and looks at the stories, ideas, and frameworks they use to achieve better product decision-making—and how you can do the same.You can connect with Gabriel on Twitter (@gabrielvaldivia) or check out his website.Resources mentioned:The Browser CompanyTeam Human by Douglas RushkoffHow to Do Nothing by Jenny OdellFollow Maze on social media:Twitter: @mazedesignHQInstagram: @mazedesignHQLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mazedesignTo get notified when new episodes come out, subscribe at maze.co/podcast. See you next time!

This week, we talk through our playbook for shipping personal projects. In The Sidebar, we weigh the tradeoffs of building an online persona. Should designers thought lead?Latest VIP Patrons:Adrian CorscaddenMartin MaričákPolina SogolovTereza KavinskaEric EngKuldarKelly HaganJameson BryantMaxym NesmashnyMatt KubotaAdam HaasZachary Schwartzyang shuoGavin NelsonHoodnunShaun SmylskiJai MitchellAlex LongAlona SanbiraHerculano CamposPip NguyenNatalie TongprasearthRay CanapiniBe LeBen EwingDamian BilskiThe Sidebar:The Sidebar is an exclusive weekly segment for our Patreon supporters. You can subscribe starting at $1 per month for access to full episodes going forward! Sign up at https://patreon.com/designdetails.In this week's Sidebar, Karl asks: Where do you both land on the idea of having a web presence that is focused on showcasing your opinion versus showcasing your work?Follow up:We reflect on our 2020 goals, and think about the year ahead. Listen to our 2020 goals episode from a year ago.2020 goals:Marshall: ship a SwiftUI app, update personal websiteBrian: Write more, revenue generating side project2021 Goals:Marshall: Be more like Ted Lasso whenever possibleBrian: Shifting creation:consumption ratioTweets:Keaton Taylor asked for an example of the variant grid in Figma that Marshall uses. Here's Marshall's sample file.Gabriel Valdivia made concept show art, among many other podcasts. We dig!Main topic:Michael Knepprath asks: Do you have a checklist you run through when launching new products or features? Also, is Product Hunt as important as it used to be for this?Check out lily dex on the App Store!Cool Things:Brian shared Darkroom, a fantastic iOS, iPadOS, and now macOS application for editing your photos.Marshall shared the iFixIt Pro Tech Toolkit, a wonderful set of tools for getting into the meat of your electronics.Design Details on the Web:

Quedarse o irse no es siempre la cuestión. De hecho, la mayoría de las veces, la pregunta es más como: "Sé que quiero pivotear, pero ¿cómo lo hago de la manera correcta? ¿Es este el momento adecuado? ¿Es esa la empresa adecuada? Charlamos sobre esto con Gabriel Valdivia, Design Lead en CNN que ha pasado por muchas compañias durante su carrera, incluyendo Facebook y Google. Gabriel además nos compartió su experiencia al dar el primer paso, ser un diseñador emigrante y muchos otros consejos. Acompáñanos en esta charla!

Many people lavish in immersive experiences when they hear VR, but companies like Facebook strive to push the boundaries of how people can and will interact with their social network, businesses around them and places around the globe. Gabriel Valdivia talks about his work exploring the possibilities of VR technology for Facebook and the importance of the tools to work in and on VR will be. Coming from a background of product design and visual storytelling, Gabe discusses making the leap to VR, a field that is still being defined. “I am wired this way. I’m excited by new problems that haven't been figured out yet and that’s kind of where I thrive. There’s a lot of people like that in VR today.” In the episode of Hustle, Gabriel Valdivia and Anthony Armendariz talk about his work exploring the possibilities of VR technology for Facebook and how they are seeing an opportunity to introduce the technology in media already familiar to their users. On this episode we discuss: The intersection of design and VR Spectrum of VR and AR technology Rapid growth of VR startups Business challenges of developing new technologies Resources for learning about VR technology Facebook offers resources for design and VR at http://facebook.design/vr You can learn more about Gabe Valdivia and his current projects and podcasts at http://www.gabrielvaldivia.com Visit the Funsize website Subscribe to The Funsize Digest Check out Funsize on Instagram

Gabriel Valdivia, diseñador de realidad virtual en Facebook, nos cuenta un poco sobre su historia y de como llegó a San Francisco. También tocamos la importancia de la diversidad en Silicon Valley e invita a latinos y latinas a seguir sus sueños y romper barreras culturales. Gabriel también nos cuenta su grosería favorita que al parecer es solo común en Cuba. - Lee sus artículos en Medium: https://medium.com/@gabrielvaldivia - Checa su portafolio: http://www.gabrielvaldivia.com/ - Síguelo en Twitter: https://twitter.com/gabrielvaldivia Síguenos en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/disenochachacha

Double digits! We did it! This episode, we talk about a ton of things, including The Beginner's Guide, Pocket Mortys, Cloverfield, The Hateful Eight, Sex Criminals, and One-Punch Man. Also, stay tuned after the end music for a dozen minutes of Marshall complaining about the Apple Pencil and being wrong about adapters (check the post-show notes below). We had a blast discussing this stuff and hope you enjoy listening! If you do, we'd appreciate a rating on iTunes. If you'd like to chat, you can find us on Twitter at @vicarious_fm, or you can join our Slack team! Bryn Jackson is @uberbryn Joshua Sortino is @sortino Marshall Bock is @marshallbock ###Sponsor Hired is a free, no-obligation job search service. If you or someone you know is looking for a job in the software engineering or design field, check out Hired. Use our special link to get a $2,000 bonus when you sign up and accept a job, or get $1337 for a successful referral. Many thanks to Hired for sponsoring this week's show! ###Show Notes 3:29 - The Beginner's Guide 3:33 - The Stanley Parable 3:41 - Davey Wreden 6:56 - Impostor Syndrome 8:36 - Editor's Note: Here's the context. Marshall tweeted about never being 100% happy with his work, and Gabriel Valdivia sent a reply with a link to a video called THE GAP by Ira Glass. 9:16 - Editor's Note: Join the Vicarious channel on Slack for a chance to win a copy of The Beginner's Guide. 9:48 - Editor's Note: It's available on Mac and PC. 10:24 - Pocket Mortys 10:26 - Rick and Morty 11:26 - Pirates of the Pancreas 13:09 - Heroes of the Storm 13:17 - Editor's Note: MOBA stands for Multiplayer Online Battle Arena. 13:21 - League of Legends and DOTA 2 13:23 - Blizzard 13:28 - Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft and Magic: The Gathering 16:01 - Destiny engram stress balls 16:09 - Destiny 3D printed Ghost 16:40 - Editor's Note: Bryn is referencing some OCD shit Josh accomplished in the game Agar.io from last episode. 17:07 - Batman: Arkham Knight and Tomb Raider 17:35 - The Man in the High Castle and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia 18:14 - Wade Boggs Told Charlie Day He Drank 107 Beers in a Day 18:27 - 10 Cloverfield Lane trailer 18:43 - All Trailers are the Same!!! 19:47 - Cloverfield 20:01 - The Cloverfield monster hidden in the DVD cover 20:17 - The Cloverfield monster 20:22 - Editor's Note: According to JJ Abrams, the monster is "...a baby. He's brand-new. He's confused, disoriented and irritable. And he's been down there in the water for thousands and thousands of years". 20:42 - TJ Miller 20:57 - TJ Miller at the Crunchies Awards 2015 21:13 - Transformers: Age of Extinction 21:22 - TJ Miller discusses working with Michael "Hitler" Bay on Transformers 4 21:51 - Editor's Note: For the record, Marshall loves that Bryn came up with "MichaeloBayniac." Genius. 22:12 - Deadpool 22:19 - 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi 22:28 - Pain & Gain 22:51 - The Hateful Eight 23:01 - San Francisco | Alamo Drafthouse Cinema 24:24 - The Big Short and The Revenant 26:11 - Bruce Dern was in Nebraska with Will Forte 27:55 - Tim Roth 28:43 - Making a Murderer 28:51 - Serial and Undisclosed 37:36 - Daredevil 37:58 - Marvel TV Comments on "Punisher" Series Rumor 38:07 - Jon Bernthall 38:31 - Josh Hutcherson 39:08 - Watchmen: Graphic Novel vs. Movie comparison 39:22 - Man of Steel 39:42 - 300 39:49 - Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole and Sucker Punch 40:00 - Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice 40:10 - The Justice League Part One 40:16 - The Game 40:27 - David Fincher 40:47 - Sex Criminals 41:28 - Sex Criminals Snatches a TV Deal 42:57 - Matt Fraction 43:45 - One-Punch Man 44:45 - Example of an awesome One-Punch Man fight 45:18 - Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood 45:37 - The Sword of Shanarra novel series 45:46 - The Shanarra Chronicles TV series 45:49 - The Knack - My Sharona 45:54 - Game of Thrones 46:47 - Under the Dome 47:07 - *Editor's Note: Marshall is referencing how annoyingly critical the music website Pitchfork is. 47:47 - The Shawshank Redemption 47:55 - The Usual Suspects 47:59 - The Iron Giant ###Post-Show Notes 49:38 - Apple iPad Pro, Smart Keyboard, and Pencil 51:02 - Old-school elbow/overhead projector 52:36 - Procreate 53:35 - Lynda.com 53:47 - Pencil Unicorn 54:24 - Editor's Note: Marshall tried it. It doesn't work. 54:43 - Manettino dial 57:26 - Editor's Note: Marshall is an idiot, and realized after the recording that his Pencil came with a female-to-female Lightning adapter. Did we mention that Marshall is an idiot? 57:34 - Conductive wireless charging 57:44 - iPad Pro dots 58:30 - Pencil by 53 58:58 - Carpenter pencil 59:26 - Editor's Note: Again, Marshall is an idiot. This adapter DOES ship with the Pencil. He didn't notice due to the fact that he's an idiot. 59:31 - Alexa Grafera's Pencil charging dock

This week we had a chat with Gabriel Valdivia, a Product Designer at Facebook. He's a close friend and a remarkable designer best known for his work at Automatic. We had a great time chatting about a lot of Gabe's favorite things - from prototyping to Serial to meat/candy hybrids.