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    Metamuse

    Tools for thought, product design, and how to have good ideas.

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    74 // Linking Feb 16, 2023
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    Linking has a rich history as a way of connecting, building, and sharing—creating the hive mind of all human knowledge. Adam and Mark talk about the origins of hyperlinks, the untitled boards problem, and measuring importance by citation or backlink count. And Julia joins to talk about the technical implementation of Muse’s linked cards.

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    • Linked cards
    • Muse for Teams
    • Citations, symlinks, Wiki backlinks
    • content addressable
    • Ted Nelson, coined the term “hyperlink”
    • Knowledge graphs
    • Roam, Notion, Obsidian, Logseq
    • Branching factor
    • Transclusion and excerpting in Muse
    • Splunk, grep command in Unix
    73 // Folk practices with Omar Rizwan Jan 26, 2023
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    Folk practices, such as screenshots of text, offer insight into user preferences and can be a basis for building better software. Omar is the creator of ScreenMatcher, Screenotate, and TabFS. He joins Adam and Mark to discuss the impact of Dynamicland; what it means to create “wiggly” computer systems; and the idea of trying to unlock latent demands of the end-user in order to enhance our ability to control computers.

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    • Omar Rizwan, @rsnous
    • Hijack Your Feed
    • Metamuse episode with Jason Yuan
    • Screenotate
    • Screen Matcher
    • the analog hole
    • Mermaid
    • Metamuse episode with Maggie Appleton
    • Dynamicland
    • A Small Matter of Programming
    • Twine
    • Max Kreminski on Twine projects
    • FFI
    • Vulkan
    • Exterminate All Operating System Abstractions
    • Patrick Dubroy on orthogonal primitives
    • TabFS
    • Dynamicland Geokit work
    • Reactive database relatives: Bloom, Eve, Riffle
    • Displaying graphs in terminal
    • Pixel parsing: Viewpoint, Prefab
    • Buttons
    • Vulkan triangle
    • the charisma of end-user programming
    • “always already programming”
    72 // Remote work Jan 12, 2023
    Show notes

    It's been possible to have all-remote teams for at least a decade, but in many ways this approach to knowledge work is still in its infancy. Adam and Mark talk about the pros of remote work like the ability to hire from the global talent pool and life flexibility for team members. They also touch on cons like limited tools for creative group thinking and difficulty building trust remotely.

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    • Muse for Teams / demo video
    • Remote-first
    • Zoom stocks in 2020
    • Hype cycle curve
    • Messaging with Hilary Maloney
    • Wise, Firstbase, Deel
    • The Legal Implications of Remote Working Cross-Border
    • GitLab’s approach to remote compensation
    • Economic surplus
    • Join the Muse community on Discord
    • Dropbox founder story
    • Wall Street companies back in-person
    • Maker vs. manager schedule
    71 // Programmable ink with James Lindenbaum and Szymon Kaliski Dec 27, 2022
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    What would be possible if hand-drawn sketches were programmable like spreadsheets? James and Szymon are researching this question at Ink & Switch. They sit down with Adam to talk about the unlikely duo of informality and coding, the future of digital ink, and the role of feelings in research.

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    • James Lindenbaum
    • Szymon Kaliski
    • Ink & Switch
    • kegging cocktails
    • “there’s always money in the banana stand"
    • Heavybit
    • Inkbase: Programmable Ink
    • Potluck: Dynamic documents as personal software
    • Crosscut: Drawing Dynamic Models
    • Understanding Media
    • Lisp
    • projectional editors, Scratch, MaxMSP
    • Szymon demoing at Strange Loop
    • SketchUp
    • Apparatus, Cuttle
    • ThingLab / demo
    • SAT solver
    70 // Launchers with Thomas Paul Mann Dec 08, 2022
    Show notes

    A command line and a GUI are two completely different ways to operate a computer—but quick launchers and command palettes have found a way to bring them together. Thomas is building Raycast, an extensible quick launcher for macOS. He joins Mark and Adam to discuss the evolution of launchers from Quicksilver to Spotlight to the Chrome address bar; reasons to embed web technologies into a native app; and how voice interfaces like Siri and Alexa fit into this story.

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    • Thomas Paul Mann @thomaspaulmann
    • Raycast
    • Spark AR
    • Raycast API
    • Metamuse episode on platforms
    • Spotlight, iOS Search
    • KDE, Krunner
    • Quicksilver
    • Superhuman, Linear, Notion
    • Arc
    • Siri, Alexa
    69 // Narrative with Mario Gabriele Nov 24, 2022
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    In the world of tech journalism, a well-crafted narrative is part of conveying truth about the world. Mario writes weekly briefings at The Generalist, and he joins Adam and Mark to discuss his creative process for writing; what Michelin, Stripe, and WeWork have in common; and flaws in the now-popular Silicon Valley narrative of hubris and excess. Plus: how to speedrun creating conviction.

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    • Mario Gabriele
    • The Generalist
    • Telegram: How to Counter-Attack
    • Anduril: The Business of Defense
    • Helium: The Network of Networks
    • Metamuse episode with Dan Shipper
    • Metamuse episode on storytelling
    • Aaron Sorkin – Teaches Screenwriting
    • Whose Story Wins?
    • Y Combinator: The Institute of Innovation
    • Geoff Ralston
    • WeCrashed
    • Softbank: Twilight of an Empire
    • Terra: The Moon Also Rises
    68 // Multiplayer Nov 10, 2022
    Show notes

    The Muse team has begun work on multiplayer features, so Mark and Adam are pondering how groups of people can best co-develop ideas. They discuss the ad-hoc workgroups vs durable teams; the Wisdom of the Crowds; and the implications of local-first on sharing permissions. Plus: TV writer’s rooms.

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    • Group ideation
    • survey for joining the multiplayer Muse alpha program
    • Exhalation, Arrival, Project Hail Mary
    • chalk talk
    • Loom
    • Nikolaus Klein on collaborative creativity
    • Hilary Maloney on creative trust
    • TV writer’s rooms, war rooms
    • Idea Generation and the Quality of the Best Idea
    • The Wisdom of the Crowds
    • Gather
    • Dropbox selective sync
    67 // Dynamic documents with Geoffrey Litt and Max Schoening Nov 03, 2022
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    What if we could start with a plaintext note and gradually evolve it into an app? That’s the question asked by Max and Geoffrey in their latest research at Ink & Switch. They join Adam to discuss data detectors, language models and personal text, and the creative process on a research project. Plus: why Stable Diffusion is like a slot machine.

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    • Geoffrey Litt and Max Schoening
    • Ink & Switch
    • An Everlasting Meal
    • The Food Lab: Better Home Cooking Through Science
    • previous Metamuse episode with Max Schoening
    • previous Metamuse episode with Geoffrey Litt
    • Potluck essay and live demo
    • GPT3, DALL-E
    • An app can be a home-cooked meal
    • Bonnie Nardi
    • data detectors
    • NSDataDetector
    • variable rewards
    • Metamuse episode with Peter van Hardenberg
    • Formality Considered Harmful
    • Paul Shen, Paul Sonnentag
    • command pallettes
    • “if you’re not embarrassed, you’re shipping too late”
    • GitHub Copilot
    • Cambria
    66 // Business of apps with Markus Müller-Simhofer Oct 13, 2022
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    Selling software via the App Store has unique benefits and challenges compared to selling on the web. Markus joins Mark and Adam to talk through the 13-year history of MindNode on Mac, phone, and iPad sold via freemium, paid upgrades, and finally subscriptions. They discuss early inspiring Mac apps like NetNewsWire; the distribution benefits of the App Store; and the emotional journey of transitioning from indie hacker to team leader. Plus: the surprising connection between comic books, infinite canvases, and mind mapping.

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    • Markus Müller-Simhofer
    • Mindnode
    • infinitecanvas.tools by Arun Venkatesan
    • Metamuse episode on infinite canvases
    • Reinventing Comics
    • InfiniteCanvas, an online comic experiment
    • NeXTSTEP
    • iMac G2
    • Delicious Library 3,, NetNewsWire
    • The Road to MindNode 1.0
    • “640K ought to be enough for anybody.”
    • AttributedString
    • Vapor framework
    • Rands in Repose on “should engineering managers code?”
    • Apple’s Mac App Store Opens for Business
    • Mindnode and Stage Manager
    • Metamuse episode on brands
    • StoreKit
    • business models in the App Store
    • Things 3
    65 // Trademarks with Josh Gerben Sep 29, 2022
    Show notes

    As a product creator, how do you prevent confusion with other similarly-named products in the market? Josh is an intellectual property attorney specializing in trademark law. He joins Mark and Adam to discuss why trademarks exist to protect consumers, not businesses; the legal differences between ™️, ®, wordmark, and logomark; patent trolling and trademark bullying; and the APIs used to monitor trademark databases. Plus: the trademarks of Apple, Monster Energy, and LeBron James.

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    • Josh Gerben (@JoshGerben)
    • Gerben Intellectual Property
    • TESS (Trademark Electronic Search System, or TESS)
    • origin of the name “Google”
    • Lanham Act
    • retainer
    • Metamuse episode on Brand
    • US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)
    • common law right
    • Dove soap, Dove chocolate
    • case law vs statute
    • expert testimonial
    • mutually assured destruction
    • word mark vs logo mark
    • trademark watch service
    • trademark bullying
    • Gerben Trademark Library
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