A n00b of all apps, master of none.

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A n00b of all apps, master of none.
Number 2859
Broadcast Date SEPTEMBER 19, 2016
Episode Length 31:16
Hosts Tom Merritt
Guests Veronica Belmont

As innovations accelerate and updates to technology become constant are we doomed to be endless newbies? Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt discuss.

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Discussion

- Veronica came across the following passage in Kevin Kelly's book The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 technological forces that will shape our future
- "Technologies that will dominate life 30 years from now have not yet been invented. So naturally you'll be a newbie to them. Secondly because the new technology requires endless upgrades, you will remain in the newbie state. Third because the cycle of obsolescence is accelerating— the average lifespan of a phone app is a mere 30 days — you won't have time to master anything before it is displaced. So you will remain in the newbie mode forever."
- Endless newbie mode will be the default for everyone

1. Tyranny of the update (lost time to patching and learning)
2. The inability to "get good" at something before it changes ("I just figured out the interface and they changed it")
3. Digital gap widens as it gets harder to catch up?
4. Will we begin clinging to older versions? Can we if everything turns to a cloud-based subscription model?

Troy in Slack: "really what you want to teach are patterns that are ubiquitous across different scenarios. this is encouraged by all major os developers — file, edit, window… ctrl+s saves, ctrl+p prints, etc."

Messages

Hey ya hi ya.

You were spot on (or your guest was) in the aircraft, fire you can see vs fire you can't.

We are taught you get a median time of 13min to get every last person off the plane before they are overwhelmed with smoke. That's 13 min from the start of the fire, if you can't see fire for first 3 min you lose that time. Plus, if you can see that fire FAs are taught to suppress the fire... my knowledge lacks here because i dont watch the video every year.

https://youtu.be/vS6KA_Si-m8

Theres the video they watch it's ten min long. God bless you if you watch it. As you can imagine my job is to point down, attain a max rate of descent, land nearest suitable anything, and the book says consider landing off airport, like a highway. From 34,000 ft i can get about 4k ft per min average without breaking the airplane. Then i have to slow the plane down from 330knts or so and something less suicidal of a pitch attitude to land on anything firm. Its ugly and time is not your friend.

Keep in mind we are all training hard and working hard to make sure everyone makes it out alive and uninjured.
Sent by Joe the Pilot

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