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- Follow-up:
- Why not use push notifications for the iPhone 6 Plus iSight replacement program
- Apple, attitude, "cool", and change
- Force Touch and Taptic Engine in the iPhone 6S
- New York Times on Amazon's stressful culture
- Jeff Bezos' rebuttal
- Ballmer Peak
- Creativity, Inc.
- Dustin Moskovitz on 40-hour work weeks
- Work-life balance and workaholism
- What's necessary for a successful startup?
- Post-show:
- John's well-honed capacity for doing nothing
- Addiction to coffee and large monitors
- Follow-up on Casey's computer options
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