David Weiss from Microsoft demonstrates the kind of “outside the box” (har, har) thinking he must have needed to make it through Microsoft’s grueling interview process.
It would be even cooler if they affixed the computers themselves to the wall. They’re being used for automation, after all. But I’m pretty impressed with this for starters.
I just got home from Chicago. C4 was awesome. Big cheers for Wolf for putting it on and managing the events of weekend. High praise also for his volunteer assistants, who were clearly working hard the whole time.
I really couldn’t have predicted just how great the collection of attendees was. I had a great time […]
I’m leaving for C4 tomorrow, which is sort of my way of making up for missing WWDC this year. I’m excited to meet lots of people in person who I’ve come to know through the bit paths of the internet.
It occurred to me that most people at the conference won’t know me when they […]
Luis over at Happy Apps is heavy in to the FlexTime habit, and asked me if I would consider adding a feature such that routines would automatically start as soon as they are opened. Why? Because he uses his FlexTime “break reminder” routine every day, and has FlexTime set to open up as part of […]
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