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  • January 10, 2015

    The “I’m guilty of this too” trope

    You’ve all gotten that email or spoken message from a boss, preaching to the team about how everyone needs to break some bad habit. And then they say it. “I know it’s tough. I’m guilty of this too, but we all need to come together and stop doing this.” Can we agree this trope needs…

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  • January 9, 2015

    When things go wrong in Apple-land

    In a previous post i discussed a way Apple could tweak its development process to make its software products more reliable. But even if Apple can achieve a product that fails 0.0001% of the time, that’s still a pretty large absolute number of failures at Apple’s scale. And what’s worse, now that Apple’s products need…

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  • January 9, 2015

    On The Bravery Of Trans People

    Recently I’ve been thinking  a lot about Leelah Alcorn’s death. But this post isn’t really about Leelah. It’s more about the people who slog through the life that would have been too painful for Leelah to bear.   Being gay I can relate to trans people in that we’re both somewhat outsiders, but I am…

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  • January 8, 2015

    Reclaiming “It Just Works”

    Everyone agrees that Apple’s software quality has taken a dive in the last couple of years. Interestingly, I hear a lot of fingers being pointed at Apple’s yearly release schedule as being too aggressive.    That isn’t the reason quality is suffering, though. Apple’s hardware is updated yearly (or more) and has been for years…

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  • September 11, 2014

    Using Data To Reduce Inequality

    The racism we deal with today in America has evolved to be a lot more elusive than it was during the Civil Rights Movement. You can see its effects by looking at the country in aggregate. If you’re nonwhite, you’re more likely to be poor. You’re disproportionately more likely to have a run-in with the…

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  • September 10, 2014

    TIL

    After being inspired by a bunch of Ruby Rogues episodes and in part by my colleague Brett’s year of Ruby tips I decided to try a simple experiment in which I get into the habit of starting to document every time I encounter some new piece of information. Sometimes days pass by when I feel…

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  • September 7, 2014

    The Detroit Project

    As many if you may know, I’m somewhat of an ideas guy. I’d like to share with you an idea of mine that’s been floating around. I think I have a solution to the San Francisco’s ongoing issues. It’s overcrowded with technology startups. Unable to expand outward, rent and property prices are skyrocketing. Traffic is…

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  • September 7, 2014

    Apple Extended keyboards – My setup

    I’ve owned classic Apple mechanical keyboards for some time, but over the past few weeks I’ve been using the Apple Extended Keyboard and Apple Extended Keyboard II as my main keyboards and I really like them. They provide a lot of tactile feedback and they’re relatively quiet. My biggest pet peeve with them has been…

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  • September 6, 2014

    The Markdown Shitshow, Part Deux

    So, after watching the Markdown standardization shitshow play out, some more substance is starting to come out of the woodwork. First off, I was right in that people weren’t pissed about the name. Jeff Atwood changed the name to Common Markdown, then changed it again. In the original renaming blog post, it was revealed that…

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  • September 4, 2014

    Standard Markdown

    update: the name’s been changed to Common Markdown Yesterday, Jeff Atwood announced that Standard Markdown, a project he had been working on for some time, was finally completed and ready for public review. Like many a Markdown enthusiast, I have struggled with the fact that Markdown doesn’t have a standard. It does have an ambiguous…

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