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C4 modelling (with associated diagrams using whatever tools) can be powerful, part of the value is that they help capture the nested and relational nature of many software systems.

https://c4model.com/

Apples response: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2024/03/the-app-store-spotify...

Spotifys response: https://newsroom.spotify.com/2024-03-04/the-european-commiss...

I'm by no means an expert in the area, but i know that the Freedman-Diaconis rule (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedman%E2%80%93Diaconis_rule) is used by the seaborn Python plotting library (https://web.stanford.edu/~mwaskom/software/seaborn/index.htm...) which seems to consistently produce good results.

I believe that one of the points that he were trying to make was that you have to be aware that even if you are "good", you as a public speaker might (and probably will) be taken out of context.

It might happen in a 30 second Youtube clip on Techcrunch or in a published interview, either way it's still vital to try to be prepared when it happens.

"Despite billions in investment, its Xbox line is still at best an equal contender in the game console business."

He didn't forget the Xbox, but he did give the impression that he wouldn't consider it a success.

I dont understand exactly what you're getting at here, could you elaborate?

Also, could you give an example when the Yes/No option doesn't work and when the added complexity of presenting several actions is justified?

Will recordings of the talk be posted online, preferably with slides attached? It would be wonderful if they were and i am sure that i'm not the only one that would appreciate it.

Watching inspiring talks like these are a real godsend for me, especially since i don't have the possibility to attend anything similar to this in real life. We don't have many web or startup related events here in Gothenburg (Sweden) and the availability of them online is as close as i come to meet these incredible people. :)

What does it mean that a market is becoming more orthogonal? Is it that they are moving in different directions and that they are aimed at different kinds of consumers?

Google: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=81126... Yahoo: http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/postmaster/

I did not double check to make sure that it's exactly what we're talking about, simply trying to help. :)

I enjoy listening to the audio podcasts from SXSW and FOWA, they are both available in the iTunes store.

Because a personal weblog probably should be most interesting to friends and family, people close to the writer.

Shouldnt the title have been "StacOverflow.com : the new venture from Joel Spolsky and Jeff Atwood"?

Ie, give people what they want in an easily digested form.

Nothing new under the sun..

Thanks alot for the ?currentPage=all.

At the moment there's lots of Nine Inch Nails - Ghosts I-IV spinning on iTunes for me. :)

I would label this with the "Not NSWF" marker.

http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2008/3/18/comparing-rails-2-0-...

"Hongli Lai has compared a dummy scaffold application from Rails 1.2 to Rails 2.0 and found the latter to be 30-50% faster. That’s great to see.

But what I think is even more interesting is the progress we’ve been making on performance optimizations for more substantial applications. Rails 2.0 made a lot of progress for applications with lots of assets and for ones with big routes.rb files. The forthcoming Rails 2.1 will move things forward even further."

This is a sad day for all, indeed.

Neither.

Does anyone have any theories on why Apple is acting the way they do (except the ones raised in this article), could it be legitimate?

Have we heard of any third-party developers that has been accepted into the beta program?

The ability to hide a story, to make it possible for me to just show what i haven't read before.

I would argue that this solves a problem which doesn't exist, how about you?

I would add "Getting Real" by 37Signals, for starters.