A great episode worth the listen for those interested in Chris Lattner's views on Swift adoption at Apple.
@jamesk_au +5 more
205: People Don’t Use the Weird Parts
with Chris Lattner , Chris
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Three nerds discussing tech, Apple, programming, and loosely related matters.
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A great episode worth the listen for those interested in Chris Lattner's views on Swift adoption at Apple.
@jamesk_au +5 more
with Chris Lattner , Chris
Explains why he tiles and overlaps windows instead of using snapping, with Arment and Liss reacting in disbelief. Worth hearing from 1:33:00.
@ralfd +2 more
with John Siracusa
On this episode Myke is joined by Marco Arment, discussing his time at Tumblr, Instapaper, his blog, and the Twitter API.
@imyke
with Marco Arment
John's explanation of case sensitivity and file systems is a real gem
@tresp
One of my favorite interviews in recent years; all of the hosts are very technical.
@scarface_74
with Chris Lattner
ATP episode 581 had a great conversation about why Teams is winning: Microsoft bundled it free with Office.
@_diyar
The post-show of Episode 535 captures the gist of Marco Arment's take on how to balance app pricing models.
@sco1
There's a great ATP episode about using Apple's models for podcast transcribing at scale for Overcast.app.
@dewey
If you don't understand the details of how this works, this podcast episode sums it up and discusses the implications.
@henrikeh
Swift UI still pales in capabilities to AppKit. Listen to this week rant on Apple's UI Frameworks at ATP podcast.
@pjmlp
Episode 371 is two and a half hours of Chris Lattner, unlike most ATP episodes that focus on Apple news.
@mjlee
with Chris Lattner
Marco Arment bought one anyway, and you can hear his review on the latest Accidental Tech Podcast.
@scarface74
They discuss some alternatives to CrashPlan on the latest ATP episode, roughly halfway through.
@8ig8
The post-show of this podcast talks about these and other issues in detail.
@zdw
Calls it one of the best ATP episodes in years, praising Lattner's multi-year persistence in building world-changing software and caring about open source.
@Zezima
with Chris Lattner
The most recent ATP episode has Chris Lattner discussing the trade-offs made in Swift and how they were prioritised. Worth a listen.
@lostlogin
with Chris Lattner
John has some great shows about TVs, their technology, their interfaces, and how they can get in the way of the picture quality.
@billyhoffman
Marco's actual thoughts on this are in the Accidental Tech Podcast episode that dropped today; he's not on board with the claim.
@evan_
Siracusa's Hypercritical episode on Apple replacing Objective-C with a new language and API. "Great podcast episode, I highly recommend it."
@Entlin
with John Siracusa
John Siracusa has a much better discussion of why an exposed file system is a bad idea in the last episode.
@pkaler
Highly recommended: John Siracusa's Hypercritical episode "A Dark Age of Objective-C" argues Apple's Objective-C reliance is extremely problematic long term.HN thread · jakewalker · 0 points ↗
Siracusa pulls no punches and each and every one of his criticisms is well thought through.HN thread · amartya916 · 0 points ↗
Siracusa and Horace Dediu taught the most, but the show with Merlin Mann is the most inspirational.HN thread · barredo · 0 points ↗
John Siracusa's "Hypercritical" takes issue with Apple counting GPU cores as processor cores, since GPU core count says little about real performance.HN thread · ghshephard · 0 points ↗
Marco Arment discusses the hoops he went through with DUNS during enrollment; worth a listen for his experience dealing with them.HN thread · Shank · 0 points ↗
I highly recommend listening to his latest ATP podcasts; after hearing him, I can only applaud him.HN thread · carlesfe · 0 points ↗
Accidental Tech Podcast by Marco Arment, John Siracusa and one or two other people.HN thread · runjake · 0 points ↗
This episode was fantastic, thanks for reminding me how much I love listening to John Siracusa.HN thread · MaxGabriel · 0 points ↗
Accidental Tech Podcast - atp.fmHN thread · minikites · 0 points ↗
Lists accidental tech podcast among their top 5 favorite podcasts, alongside Linux Outlaws and Techzing.HN thread · alanl · 0 points ↗
Accidental Tech Podcast, which is actually quite goodHN thread · petersellers · 0 points ↗
Recommends checking out the Accidental Tech Podcast, plus CodePen Radio, Core Intuition, and Mac Power Users.HN thread · coldwaraaron · 0 points ↗
The latest ATP episode has a good take on this in its segment "Why are we so critical of Apple?"HN thread · dangoor · 0 points ↗
Another favorite. Perhaps I just like hearing Siracusa tell the others they're wrong.HN thread · dionidium · 0 points ↗
Listen to the latest ATP. Marco explains how his Tesla's turn signal indicators stop clicking when the central console has a problem.HN thread · m_mueller · 0 points ↗
Podcast ads with hosts you trust feel legitimate because the sponsorship is disclosed, so the endorsement still reads as honest.HN thread · user202020 · 0 points ↗
Bikeshed, Accidental Tech Podcast and Changelog are the shows listed as coding podcasts people subscribe to.HN thread · zodiac · 0 points ↗
Accidental Tech Podcast (atp.fm) and Cortex (relay.fm/cortex) are recommended as tech podcasts.HN thread · tradersam · 0 points ↗
Marco Arment's podcast about Apple tech, offered as a recommendation to someone looking for new shows.HN thread · dejawu · 0 points ↗
Apple and random tech discussion. Super fun listen.HN thread · epmatsw · 0 points ↗
A tech podcast with a strong focus on Apple. Commentary by Siracusa makes this one worth it.HN thread · drakenot · 0 points ↗
Just listen to the podcasts (Accidental Tech Podcast, etc.) that talk a lot about the Mac.HN thread · rhinoceraptor · 0 points ↗
Siracusa's take on the manifestly bad reporting about the Apple story, linked at 56:00.HN thread · IBM · 0 points ↗
Check out the podcast if you don't know it yet, it's right in the ballpark for people who would comment on this article.HN thread · HSO · 0 points ↗
These two are my favorite for a long time.HN thread · pvinis · 0 points ↗
Accidental Tech Podcast and The Changelog are the picks for commuting tech listening.HN thread · guleadrian · 0 points ↗
Check out the podcasts Marco Arment is on, like ATP (Apple/tech news) and Under the Radar (iOS dev topics).HN thread · joshstrange · 0 points ↗
If you want to see Apple fans who often criticize Mac hardware and software, check out the Accidental Tech Podcast.HN thread · scarface74 · 0 points ↗
Overcast's ads are very useful, and they've led to discovering a lot of great podcasts.HN thread · scarface74 · 0 points ↗
A recent ATP episode with Chris Lattner covers embedding Python code in Swift for TensorFlow, which overlaps with your Python-to-Rust idea.HN thread · zerkten · 0 points ↗
Listening to the Accidental Tech Podcast is learning English without the tedium, for someone who likes tech.HN thread · gigatexal · 0 points ↗
The ATP podcast discussed this a couple of weeks ago, it's a great conversation and he highly recommends it.HN thread · MR4D · 0 points ↗
If you want to hear how a power user uses overlapping windows, I'd recommend this ATP episode.HN thread · yoz-y · 0 points ↗
Episode 412 (and 411) of the Accidental Tech Podcast gets into the pain of the process around the 15 minute mark.HN thread · oddity · 0 points ↗
A weekly news show focused on tech, mainly Apple, with good technical detail and discussion of why companies make product decisions.HN thread · Xavdidtheshadow · 0 points ↗
Marco Arment and others interviewed Chris Lattner in 2017 about the origin of Swift on this episode.HN thread · ldayley · 0 points ↗
Personal recommendation of a good podcast that is 95-100% content, with little ads or waffle; covers Apple-related topics.HN thread · jonpurdy · 0 points ↗
The commenter pays for ATP's subscription and says it is their most-listened podcast, though the comment is about paywalls rather than the show's tech content.HN thread · joshstrange · 0 points ↗
Accidental Tech Podcast is a good mix of informative and entertaining; the hosts are clearly biased, which is part of the appeal.HN thread · paulcole · 0 points ↗
would recommend listening to ATP, which he's a cohost on. Still a joy to listen to.HN thread · cocacola1 · 0 points ↗
Off the top of my head: the after show of this podcast, linked as a reference on the Finder discussion.HN thread · tambourine_man · 0 points ↗
Merlin's podcasts, particularly Roderick on the Line and Reconcilable Differences with John Siracusa, are among the commenter's favourite things to listen to.HN thread · danslaboudoir · 0 points ↗
Listen to the Accidental Tech Podcast episode on Vision Labs leaks; you have to listen between the lines on spatial video resolution.HN thread · bombcar · 0 points ↗
The Accidental Tech Podcast is my favorite by a mile.HN thread · sefk · 0 points ↗
I listen to the ATP podcast for the personalities and experience of the three members, which AI can't replicate.HN thread · greedo · 0 points ↗
worth a listen btw, toward the end of the episode from memoryHN thread · simonbarker87 · 0 points ↗
If anyone does not listen to ATP, I cannot recommend that show enough.HN thread · xp84 · 0 points ↗
Accidental Tech Podcast has been valuable to me for years.HN thread · bckmn · 0 points ↗
Apple's Podcasts app has been bad since 2011; use Overcast, written and maintained by indie dev Marco Arment.HN thread · raw_anon_1111 · 0 points ↗
The ATP episode where he talked about this was incredibly fascinating.HN thread · xp84 · 0 points ↗