Hot take, if your code looks especially noteworthy in a few screenshots, it’s probably too clever, and not ideal as part of a large team or a large-scale, high-stakes service

I am admittedly extremely biased but I cannot recall a single time when anyone has ever said, “I wish I could listen to my podcasts in Twitter”

Nice nod to encryption/safety of cycle-tracking data in today’s awful political reality.

Cheap, sloppy dynamic ad insertion (DAI) in podcasts continues to degrade the experience for listeners. They blame the app, and that’s my problem to deal with. But DAI podcasters: WHAT ARE YOU DOING?! You’re throwing your audience away. These people will leave podcasts forever.

Oh god, it’s really going to happen, isn’t it? Which comes first: he fixes Twitter’s problems, he delivers full self-driving, or the heat death of the universe?

And @Anchor, fix your damn M4A generation. (Presumably, your ad-insertion “tech” broke it. What a surprise.) It’s been two weeks that you’re serving malformed files, breaking media players, and losing the audiences of your customers. Do you care about this medium at all?