Monologues and dialogues between Anthony Colangelo & Olivier Lacan about technology, open source software, web development, programming, design, and basically anything that's bugging either of them this week.
We talk about the challenges of net neutrality, the definition of lawful content, the importance of encryption-enforced privacy, and the unlikely champion of reason and individual rights.
We talk about inconsistent, disappointing and sometimes positively surprising tools.
We talk about gender and ethnic inequality in the workplace and society.
We talk about giving a shit about people through attention to details and wonder why it's such a tough sell.
We talk about zero-sum mentality or the perceived lack of uniqueness that makes people hold off from sharing their thoughts and ideas with the world.
We talk about how it's okay to have no idea what you're doing and the important differences between raw knowledge and the ability to acquire it.
We talk about unplugging, control, discipline, and fighting noise. Then we take a little detour through bad "science".
We talk about Apple finally adopting adaptive & responsive design and riff on the paradox of choice, the impact of Swift of programming education and "web vs. native" being the wrong outlook.
We talk about bad CHANGELOGs and Apple's new Swift programming language.
