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So Ash used the wrong microphone for a bit (to hilarious effect) and Tom is in New England. We talk about geography of the East Coast (it's riveting), Ash clears his throat a lot, we discuss our new iPhones 6, then we talk about Primer for a bit. Like, eventually. We kind of talk about a lot of things. It's a talk-heavy show, even for a talk show. Copulating iPhones Mid-Atlantic English Primer Explained Stargate GIF That's my Fetish Eddie Adams 100 Years Ago (Ash's blog post about Leica) The Happiest Man Alive by Ash Furrow Ash's Film Stash

This week, we chat about NSSpain, image stabilization, autofocus, SLR technology – just photography stuff in general, really – functional programming in Swift, the Moon landing hoax, the gender gap in the software industry, and wrap up about Richard Dawkins. It's fun. NSSpain Software Image Stabilization Demo Film SLR focus screen Phase Detection Autofocus Twin Lens Reflex Camera How a Pentaprism Works Functional Programming in Swift Slides Functional Programming in Swift Code Meticulous Visual Recreation Of Moon Landing Shows It Wasn't A Hoax CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap Dear Richard Dawkins Pretty in Pink

We're back this week after Ash's near-death cold. We banter for a while, discussing our various addictions, Dutch midrise elevators for-rent, and the weather (we're so sorry). But then we dive right in. We wrap up some talk on gender issues and GamerGate, whether or not an objective reality exists, time travel, the Standard Markdown kerfuffle, the Apple Watch, and negativity in the community. Petty Revenge Feminist Bullies Tearing the Video Game Industry Apart Obama Vows To Split ISIS Into Dozens Of Extremist Splinter Groups #GameGate nerds being hypocritical. Pascal's Wager Roko's Basilisk Primer (this is your homework for next week) Terminator Time Travel Standard Markdown is now Common Markdown Don't use Regular Expressions to parse non-regular languages like HTML or Markdown How would wormhole-based FTL violate causality? How does faster than light travel violate causality? iPhone users vs. Android Users in Mad Men Crestfallen AnyoneCanLearn Your First Swift App A Swift Kickstart

We begin with Follow Up. Lots of Follow Up. We talk Swift, Game of Thrones, Spaaaaaaace, Faux Pas (it's got an 'x' in it butcha don't pronounce it), comics, floating point number specifications, cracking Android devices remotely (heh), open source, Tom got married, hating on Malcom Gladwell, and even touch on USB security. Huzzah! Should I Swift? Apple – Diversity Fox finally releases their Marvel franchises for 1.8 billion plus royalties back to Marvel Studios Cosmic Calendar Rosetta spacecraft makes historic rendezvous with rubber-duck comet 67P/CG Steve Streza on ABC Faux Pas Aspect-Oriented Programming and ARAnalytics Consistency: how to defeat the purpose of IEEE floating point NSDecimalNumber Class Reference Remote code execution on Android devices Some ideas for projects in Swift What I’ve learned from open-source and how to get started The 10,000 Hour Rule Is Not Real Why the Security of USB Is Fundamentally Broken

We start out this week by taking a short coffee break, talking about Swift, and marvelling at the sheer enormity of Apple revenues. Then we discuss new forms of super-malware before going down a rabit hole of comic books characters. Solving Problems the Swift Way Swift Crunch Sneak Peek Your First Swift App Second Curtain xcpretty Swift Grudge Match Ash Furrow on Swift I Don't Know Swift If Apple Products Were Their Own Companies, They’d Be as Big as ... New Android 'Fake ID' flaw empowers stealthy new class of super-malware Which Movie Studios Own Which Comic Characters

Holy hiatuses, Batman! This week, we cover some long-overdue follow up, talk about Swift, that app documentary, and how much the world sucks right now. If you're into pop psych, look forward to our discussion of the Fundamental Attribution Error. Finally, we talk about the future of Art. Swift Crunch Hackathon Solving Problems the Swift Way RubyMotion Internals App: The Human Story The introduction to Reactive Programming you've been missing Microsoft Security Essentials reporting false positives in the Bitcoin blockchain, constantly notifying users The dark side of .io: How the U.K. is making web domain profits from a shady Cold War land deal Why Bikes Make Smart People Say Dumb Things Realm Official Swift Blog Apple Pride Video Goldman says client data leaked, wants Google to delete email Carter Cleveland Says Art in the Future Will Be for Everyone

Ash and Tom are back! We're chatting about our little break, WWDC, Swift 'n stuff, engineering maturity, iOS 8, and other things. Oh, and Ash doesn't watch Game of Thrones. Treehouse Core Data Course Ash's Talk on AltConf CPAN moved to GitHub SwiftCrunch NSHipster on NSCoding Ash's blog post on being recognized FLKAutoLayout Swift support in CocoaPods On Being a Senior Engineer Write a method that takes a block that takes a block and that block takes one array parameter and returns nothing The Expert Beginner

This week, we're talking about language trends, the FM meshnets, Aspect-Oriented Programming, and how Samsung is a dick. You can skip through to 1:10 to check out our review of Scott Pilgrim's Precious Little Life. During The Zombie Apocalypse, A Dog Just Wants To Get Back To His Boy iOS Developer Tips GitHub language trends and the fragmenting landscape AirChat @bitcoin_txt Shadowy Place Rocksmith 2014 ARAnalytics DSL Aspects iOS 7 Squandered a Year of Third-Party Development on Superficial Changes The Great Smartphone War MLAlertView XKCD Time

This week, we briefly cover the feminism kerfuffle in tech last week, talk about GitHub alternatuves, meander around some tech news, and talk about designers (lol). TextExpander A Week in The Life | Geek Feminism Blog GitLab HipChat ToS Update Slack Debug #34: Sexism in Tech iPhreaks Show with Ash Project Naptha Understudy AppCode 3 Apple, Google Settle Antitrust Lawsuit Designer Duds A Critique of "Don't Fuck Up the Culture" Facebook Chisel Scott Pilgrim on Comixology

This week, we're talking new iOS tools, AppCode and Xamarin, Heartbleed and ethics. We chat about 24, Akamai's super-awesome memory protection, cats, then go back to politics. We wrap up discussing deleting objects in Core Data and the pros and cons of filing radars. Find Unused Imports AppCode Heartbleed XKCD Heartbleed Moral Relativism Akamai Heartbleed Update Pod5 Scott Pilgrim on Comixology Inessential: Core Data and Deleting Objects Cocoa is my Girlfriend: Deleting Objects in Core Data Magical Record Mogenerator Apple Claims Mogenerator’s Methods

This week we chat about Ash's trip to Paris, the WWDC raffle, Mozilla's CEO kerfuffle, sexism in tech, and diverge into dirty student politics. It's a brave new world. Canadian Heritage Minutes Reasons to Fear Canada Artsy WWDC FAQ on CEO Resignation Chart on Silicon Valley Proposition 8 Donations Technology's Man Problem Feminism 101 Tropes vs. Women in Video Games Model-View-Culture Dependency Injection in Java

Stuff White People Like Sinterklaas | Stuff Dutch People Like iStat Menus Sourcetree Green Chameleon Digital Agency Mobile Page Julie Ann Horvath Describes Sexism And Intimidation Behind Her GitHub Exit Springboard Episode 38 – Michelle Titolo Joblint Update on Julie Horvath's Departure Inside-Out Apps Slippery Slope Emails From Google's Eric Schmidt And Sergey Brin Show A Shady Agreement Not To Hire Apple Workers Wouldn’t Have Happened If Tim Cook Had Been in Charge

After exploring some basics of microphone technique, Ash and Tom discuss film development and transatlantic flights. Skip to 32 minutes to hear the discussion about the CocoaPods Bug Bash, how to prepare for an iOS job interview, and limiting yourself to just specifically vendored technologies. Sponsor – Heyday Unblock Us Ash's New Camera The Impossible Project Virgin Atlantic Premium Economy Website Price Prefix CocoaPods Bug Bash Waffle.io Stallman vs. Eric S. Raymond Cocoa Core Competencies The Joel Test GitHub for Designers Git Tower What Drove Me to Finally Write a Map Method KVC Collections Operators

Ash and Tom discuss Ash's travels to America, the future of CocoaPods, and the ins and outs of using CocoaPods. They also chat about the 7.1 update to iOS and have a slight digression into photography. Ash apologizes for using the mic built-in to his laptop. Sponsor – Heyday Keith Smiley on Twitter Treehouse Sketch CocoaPods Soundcloud/Travis Announcement ReactiveCocoa at mdevcon Springboard Episode 38 – Rob Rix Breather The Non-Sexist Y-Combinator Fuji X100S Vocal Booth iOS 7 Changes Knob Feel

We kick it off oldschool with discussions about nerdy movie quotes, Xcode workflows, GitHub's hot new text editor, and Tim Cook telling off some nasty investors. Oh, and we bought Tom a new mic for next week. Stay tuned! Sponsor – Heyday iOS Key-Logger The Master Branch Podcast Atom Why is Atom Closed Source? Atom Hacker News Thread Tim Cook Soundly Rejects Politics of the NCPPR, Suggests Group Sell Apple’s Stock Effectively Working with Xcode (WWDC 2012 – Login Required) Dropbox Arbitration Clause

Tom and Ash dive into the SSL problem faced by Core Foundation. How could the cluster-mess have been mitigated? What conspiracy theories are out there? We also talk about Objective-Cloud, the Queen, and ReactiveCocoa. Again. goto fail; gist on GitHub Apple's SSL/TLS Bug Swan Upping Subjective-C Objective-Cloud Lighter View Controllers Let's Talk About ReactiveCocoa! mdevcon Rob Rix on Monads

This time, Tom and Ash talk shop about Objective-C. What's wrong with it? Why is a replacement necessary? We also look at prospective replacements for programming in general, including Facebook's Origami and Urbit. One-percenter Water Anthropic Principle Urbit Origami Replacing the Language Model View View-Model on iOS Das Keyboard Grip Master Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 Downloading Paper Outside the US C++ vs. Objective-C Objective-C is a Bad Language

In our second episode, Tom and Ash discuss RubyMotion, Tom's new job, Core Data bugs, Computer Science, sexism on Hacker News, and some (gosh!) web dev stuff. We sure hope you can handle our scale. McGruff the Crime Dog Actor Jailed for Pot, Grenade Launchers RubyMotion Pixable Concurrent Core Data Stacks Hacker News Article Schwa's Interview Gist Travelling Salesperson Shutup.css Scaling Mercurial at Facebook AppCode ReactiveCocoa Philosophy

In our inaugural episode, Ash and Tom chat about structuring modern Objective-C, OmniGraphSketcher, and other happenings in the open source community. After chatting about the most important skills for developers to have nowadays, they discuss the future of Objective-C. Structuring Modern Objective-C OmniGraphSketcher Fucking Block Syntax Objective-C Libraries and Unix Philosophy 7 Deadly Sins of Modern Objective-C NSBlog by Mike Ash iCloud PhotoStream Specs A Dark Age of Objective-C Soulver Wat Directed Acyclic Graph Repairing the CocoaPods Specs Repo Network Podcast Client Hatch