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Elephant in the Room

Release Date: 11/08/2022

Description: Click Here to Text us Fan Mail! Foodvember is back! This episode, along with the rest of the month, will involve food in the tournament. If you're looking for some elephant facts this is the episode for you. In this episode, we discuss our weekends, Guillemro being 30, and briefly discuss Twitter dying. We also tournament to find the best Gatorade flavor.

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Elephant in the Room

Release Date: 11/04/2021

Description: Today JB Smoove and Miles challenge you to take off your mask and reveal your true character.   Today’s Quote: “There is no reality except the one contained within us.  That is why so many people live such and unreal life.  They take images outside of them for reality and never allow the world within to assert itself.”  - Hermann Hesse (Zen Page-a-Day Calendar, Workman Publishing).   Follow JB on Twitter. Follow Miles on Twitter.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Elephant in the Room

Release Date: 10/28/2021

Authors: Travis & Emma Heim

Description: Travis & Emma discuss Texas Monthly Top 50 snub, what is like to own a restaurant during the Covid-19 pandemic, and much more. Patreon exclusive episode we opened up after a lot of people asked us.

Explicit: Yes

Elephant in the Room

Release Date: 04/21/2024

Description: Inventing on PrincipleStop Drawing Dead FishThe Future of Programming Yes, all three of them in one episode. Phew! Links $ patreon.com/futureofcoding — Lu and Jimmy recorded an episode about Hest without telling me, and by total coincidence released it on my birthday. Those jerks… make me so happy. Lu's talk at SPLASH 2023: Cellpond: Spatial Programming Without Escape Gary Bernhardt's talk Wat Inventing on Principle by Bret Victor ("""Clean""" Audio) Braid, the good video game from the creator of The Witness David Hellman is the visual artist behind Braid, A Lesson Is Learned but the Damage Is Irreversible, Dynamicland, and… the Braid section of Inventing on Principle. Light Table by Chris Granger Learnable Programming by Bret Victor When Lu says "It's The Line", they're referring to this thing they're working on called Seet (or "see it"), and you can sneak a peek at seet right heet. Paris Fashion Week absolutely struts, and so can you! The Canadian Tuxedo. As the representative of Canada, I can confirm that I own both a denim jacket and denim pants. If you see me at a conference wearing this combo, I will give you a hug. Jimmy runs a personal Lichess data lake. Hot Module Replacement is a good thing. Pygmalion has a lot of juicy silly bits, 'parently. Cuttle is awesome! It's a worthy successor to Apparatus. Toby Schachman, Forrest Oliphant, I think maybe a few other folks too? Crushing it. Oh, and don't miss Toby's episode of this very podcast! Recursive Drawing, another Toby Schachman joint. Screens in Screens in Screens, another Lu Wilson joint. Larry Tesler. Not a fan of modes. Lu writes about No Ideas on their blog, which is actually just a wiki, but it's actually a blog, but it's actually just a garden. When we mention Rich Hickey, we're referring to the talk Simple Made Easy Jacob Collier, ugh. Suffragettes, women advocating for their right to vote, absolutely had a principle. Not sure that we should be directly likening their struggle to what we do in tech. On the other hand, it's good to foster positive movements, to resist incel and other hateful ones. Instead of linking to e/ anything, I'm just gonna link to BLTC for reasons that only make sense to longtime listeners. Stop Writing Dead Programs by Jack Rusher. Jack Rusher? Jack Rusher! It's the fish one, the one with the fish. …Sorry, these aren't actually fish, or something, because they're just drawings. René Magritte is the creator behind La Trahison des Images, origin of "Ceci n'est pas une pipe". Or maybe it was Margit the Fell Omen? Magritte's Words and Images are lovely. Here's an English translation, though its worth taking a look at the original in context. Acousmatic Music Lu has made art with behaviour — various sands, and CellPond, say. Barnaby Dixon? Barnaby Dixon. Barnaby Dixon! Barnaby Dixon!! You can listen to part of Ivan's """Metronome""", if you want. Or you can listen to an early version of the song he's using this metronome to write. Or you can hear snippets of it in the Torn Leaf Zero video (especially the ending). But, like, you could also go make yourself lunch. I recommend mixing up a spicy peanut sauce for your roasted carrots. Shred a bit of cheese, tomato. Toast the bread. Pull the sausages right when the oil starts to spit. Put them straight into the compost. Look at the bottom of the compost bucket. What's down there? It's shiny. Why are you reading this? Why am I writing this? Why do we make thispodcast? Wintergatan — Marble Machine exists Oh, I forgot to add a link to Arroost earlier. You can also watch a pretty good video that is basically an Arroost tutorial, not much to it. There are also some nice examples of things people have made with Arroost. The Rain Room looks pretty cool. It's the exact inverse of how rain works in many video games. YOU MUST PLAY RAIN WORLD. Here's a beautiful demo of a microtonal guitar, and speaking of using complex machines to make music that would be "easier" to make with a computer, here's a microtonal guitar with mechanized frets that can change the tuning dynamically. This entire YT channel is gold. Shane Crowley wrote a lovely blog post about creating music with Arroost. blank.page is a fun experiment in writing with various frictions. Super Meat Boy (the successor to Meat Boy, a Flash game) and Celeste are great examples of communicating tacit knowledge through the design of a simulation. Newgrounds and eBaum's World and Homestar Runner were early examples of (arguably) computer-native media. Hey, here's this episode's requisite link to the T2 Tile Project and Robust-First Computing. I should probably just create a hard-coded section of the episode page template linking to T2, The Witness, and Jack Rusher. The pun-proof Ivan Sutherland made Sketchpad. Planner exists. The PlayStation 3 Cell processor was this weirdly parallel CPU that was a pain in the butt to program. The SpaceMouse Put all metal back into the ground. Music featured in this episode: Fingers from This Score is Butt Ugly The Sailor's Chorus from Wagner's The Flying Dutchman. ! Send us email, share your ideas in the Slack, and catch us at these normal places: Ivan: Mastodon • Website Jimmy: Mastodon • Website Lu: Mastodon • Website See you in the future! https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/71Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/futureofcodingSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Elephant in the Room

Release Date: 08/12/2020

Authors: Wizard Avery

Description: The Elephant in the Room (EITR) is a dedication to dialogue; through the sharing and debate of gathered data we improve the collective consciousness. For we know the only way to be truly fr33.. is to question everything. Follow your host @WizardAvery on TikTok, Twitter, and IG.

Explicit: Yes

EiTHER

Release Date: 08/17/2020

Authors: EiTHER

Description: Addressing the elephant in the room

Explicit: Yes

The Claustrophobic Elephant

Release Date: 11/04/2020

Authors: Ervin

Description: Addressing the elephant in the room.

Explicit: Yes

Let’s Talk About it

Release Date: 04/27/2021

Authors: AP & SDOT

Description: Addressing the elephant in the room

Explicit: Yes

Elephant in da room

Release Date: 04/26/2021

Authors: Mr.Element

Description: Elephant in da room

Explicit: Yes

The Elephant Room

Release Date: 09/25/2020

Authors: ElephantRoom

Description: 2 friends trying to conquer adulthood and address the never ending elephant in the room!

Explicit: Yes

Addressing the ELEPHANT in the Room™

Release Date: 05/17/2021

Authors: One Light Ahead

Description: Addressing the ELEPHANT in the Room with Coach April Ballestero. Join us as we interview guests about the ELEPHANT in the room. We shed light on difficult subjects and learn how to better Address the ELEPHANT in the Room.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp

Explicit: Yes

Elephant in the Room

Release Date: 08/12/2020

Authors: GW College Republicans

Description: Podcast by GW College Republicans

Explicit: Yes

Elephant In The Room

Release Date: 09/09/2020

Authors: Jim Ferreira

Description: Political podcast about current events uncensored and raw

Explicit: Yes

Elephant in the Room

Release Date: 09/11/2020

Authors: Chukwuma Udegbunam

Description: We always notice the “elephant in the room” yet we trained ourselves that addressing it is taboo? Why is that? How about we attack the status quo and get back to open dialogue…truly open.

Explicit: Yes

Elephant in the Room

Release Date: 04/09/2021

Authors: Grown Men

Description: Podcast by Grown Men

Explicit: Yes