Susie Conley
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Susie Conley
• https://www.swyx.io/create-luck/Think... See more
Adam Wiggins • Career with swyx // Metamuse podcast episode 53
54:00 - It's always a challenge to see further down than 6 months along the road because you don't always know what the platform is working on and what they are going to do. They have their own competitive forces to deal with. So you hope, "Hey I hope my niche isn't too interesting to them, that they want to take it over. But interesting enough tha... See more
Mark McGranaghan • Platforms with Joe Wadcan // Metamuse podcast episode 63
23:00 - 31:00 Discussion of striking a balance between maintaining the status quo vs coming up with new ways of interacting with computers so we don’t get stuck in a rut trying to translate everything too directly.
• It goes back to first principles. By and large, the reality is that a lot of usability is driven by the cognitive architecture that is... See more
• It goes back to first principles. By and large, the reality is that a lot of usability is driven by the cognitive architecture that is... See more
Adam Wiggins • Human-Computer Interaction // Metamuse podcast episode 6
32:00 Three ways to get research HCI
Adam Wiggins • Human-Computer Interaction // Metamuse podcast episode 6
21:40 - Science is good at the long game of extending the tip of human knowledge. While brazen startups are good at acting boldly off of naïveté.
Adam Wiggins • Human-Computer Interaction // Metamuse podcast episode 6
About Logseq: it is a tool to organize knowledge, a tool for bullet points. Not as technical as some, but much more technical than others: Emacs, Workflowy, Dynalist, Roam Research, Obsidian. Roam Research (a category defining “knowledge graph”) and Obsidian are in similar spirit. It's an open source outliner software. Built on top of a datab... See more
Ramses Oudt • Community with Ramses Oudt // Metamuse podcast episode 62
About running a community: Having a community is valuable to understand what your user base wants to accomplish. User interviews are a tool, but they can be rather artificial. A community chat or forum is invaluable for educational materials for users. They can find existing article content, or come into the channel to ask a new question. If commun... See more
Ramses Oudt • Community with Ramses Oudt // Metamuse podcast episode 62
Write about the most interesting problem in your domain. Problems are inherently more attractive than solutions. Inherently more timeless.
Adam Wiggins • Career with swyx // Metamuse podcast episode 53
Why not just apple notes? Apple notes are good for a quick jot down. But it’s not to help you refine your thinking over time like Logseq will. Notes can be much bigger, such as writing a book, or to design software.