Nathan Lawrence

I've been loving this. It has already guided a few priorities in terms of my own efficiency on side projects, and I'm excited to see what else I can learn over time.

Is there any ethical use of this product at all? It strikes me that this is only a tool for discrimination, discriminatory behavior, or targeted campaigns that use discriminatory thinking in their basic structure. At "best" you are attempting to derive information a user did not reveal to you for the purposes of marketing based on information that is really noise in disguise. At worst, you...

I have a job that means monitoring social media A LOT. I also make a Twitter app. I did not want to make this Twitter app, but I knew in my heart I always needed it. The work you went through to bring this together is tremendous. I know that from experience, and I'm grateful you did it. This is going to make my work so much easier and more fun.

Charlie is one of the best people I have ever had the privilege of getting to know, especially in the product and technology world, and this podcast is the auditory embodiment of his spirit as an enthusiast, mentor, and friend.

Sometimes, you just need to edit some text. No power tools like in BBEdit, no IDE-class features cluttering things up like in VSCode or IntelliJ. For this, TextMate may never be surpassed. Congrats on finally hitting release with 2.0.

I'm really excited that we finally get to open this up to everyone on the App Store. We've also got an important update — 2019.0.1 — in the App Review pipeline right now; it smooths out a lot of the rough spots and overall just makes the app that much better. Let us know if you have any thoughts or questions!

This is a product designed entirely around the central premise of not being held accountable for the ways you observe other people online. Reconsider.

Sharable social media images for polls would be a great idea.