2022-05-06 Nerd Roundup!
This week we had Greg Young and Jon Kern as guests. James Grenning did a drive-by from his horrible summer which involves fishing and having fun in the sun. It was an enjoyable hour.
This should work in iTunes. (This link http://danielbmarkham.com/podcast/rss is a podcast feed) If it doesn't work, here's a direct link to the mp3: 2022-05-06 Nerd Roundup!
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At the boundaries, applications aren't functional
I provided a comment on Lobsters |
We keep confusing what a thing is and how we're going to make it. You could call any app functional, object-oriented, or simple procedural |
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Ideas on mute? Study: Remote meetings dampen brainstorming
Original paper |
Need to be extremely careful with this because it confirms something I'd like to have confirmed. Need to wait for more info.. Also, nature did a follow-up on Tuesday. Good teams I've seen innovate usually do so thru random doodles and models. You try to tool that process up and it doesn't work |
| From Twitter, when do these later conversations happen, exactly? | An excellent question. I tried to pvoide useful advice using twitter, with mixed results |
| Startup Creates Simulator for Info-Warfare Ops | Social media simultaors. Welcome to the future. |
| Freethink: mRNA breakthrough offers a potential heart attack cure. | I just knew this kinda stuff was on the way! Standby, 'cauise it's only going to get better from here on out |
| The ten most shameless RPG dice | My funny article of the week |
| This Is How Dark Matter And Regular Matter 'Talk' to Each Other, Claims Wild New Paper | From Scott Ambler |
| Discrete Mathematics with Ducks | From Greg Young |
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