MacVoices #26259: TV+ Talk – Ted Lasso Returns, Women’s Football, Silo, and Apple TV Catalog Expansion
Ted Lasso returns with a new focus on women’s football. Charlotte Henry and Chuck Joiner discuss the familiar characters in a fresh setting, and how the series has addresses issues such as team dynamics, injuries, finances, and the realities of the sport. Thoughts on the series renewed appeal, a teaser about Silo Season 3, and comments on Apple’s expanding TV catalog, live sports and the iPhone Duo are included.
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In Touch with iOS 433 – MacStock Memories, Apple vs. OpenAI, and the Future of the Smart Home
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MacVoices #26246: Democratizing Programming: From HyperCard to Claude with Adam Engst (1)
Adam Engst looks back at HyperCard as an early tool that democratized software creation, then connects its legacy to today’s AI-assisted development. He outlines how Claude helped turn an idea for tracking macOS setting changes into a working Mac app, SetShot. Adam discusses Xcode, GitHub, rapid iteration, and the value of visual feedback in his development process, and how AI lowers programming barriers without eliminating the need for thought, judgment, and effort.
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