Blog: #video-conferencing

• Tiantian Xu’s 100 days of 3D design — great work, and her other 100-day projects are great, too
• Chris Granger demoing a natural language programming environment — intriguing; color me a bit skeptical (mainly because of the ambiguities of human language), but I hope it works out
• Frode Hegland’s free book The Future of Text — essays from loads of thinkers about text and reading, including Alan Kay
• NVIDIA’s Maxine — using deepfakes for good (saving bandwidth during video conferencing)
• James Somers on why speed matters — food for thought

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This past week I turned off the self view for all my Zoom meetings, and it makes things feel a bit more natural. (I feel less self-conscious, anyway.) Recommended.

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• Mar Hicks on technology built to last — COBOL sounds more and more intriguing (honestly!)
• Ehsan Noursalehi on the new Microsoft Teams dynamic video conferencing mode — this looks amazing and I want it
• Ehsan Noursalehi’s Why Do We Interface microbook — short read, worth it, and the microbook idea is interesting too
• Obsidian — another note-taking solution (don’t mind me, just poaching ideas for Arc)
• Jessica Kerr on software development as a craft — or not; good food for thought

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