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I listened to a couple of his podcasts a few months ago and it was a real pain. Hypercritical is very good though, and I tune in every week. Has build and anal
by pooriaazimi 15y ago
I listened to a couple of his podcasts a few months ago and it was a real pain. Hypercritical is very good though, and I tune in every week.
Has build and analyze improved any? Because I like Marco and I think he has some good points here and there... It's just that his podcast was waaaaay whiny...
- akent 15y agoNo, not improved. The recent episode where they talked about cars for practically the whole show was the end of it for me. Unsubscribed.
- hrktb 15y agoHe actually turned this as an upside, saying during the show something like `I do a show about random things developers might also be interested in, not about developing` (I paraphrase heavily). Perhaps they should rename the show. For technical matters, the Hypecritical podcast is way way better.
- canthonytucci 15y agoThe "might" there is the thing. I _might_ be interested in his home renovation, his personal preferences in regards to coffee, music and leasing cars or the fact that he's having a kid. I might, _if_ he were my brother-in-law. From the the Instapaper guy, all I want to know is what he thinks about web/iOS development and running his own business. I get the impression lately that Marco is either out of material on development topics, or just not interested in discussing them. EDIT: That said, here's hoping Marco blasts out some awesome changes and makes Instapaper even better, love him or hate him he's an inspiration to one-man shops, and produces some great stuff.