Which listening patterns are Radiohead-approved?

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Abstractions, Patterns, and
Anti-Patterns

Abstractions, Patterns, and
Anti-Patterns 01/08/2003 04:08 PM
Success! I understand a bit of the object/interface model I'm working with--at least enough to add some functionality and not have it blow up. It compiles and runs. I've sucessfully extended my first real Java code in a meaningful way....

"Instinctually I am listening for the
sound of her breathing or to the sound
of her swallowing, and if those noises
sound okay then I’m listening to the
sounds of the house to make sure
monsters don’t come out of the walls to
hurt her"

"Instinctually I am listening for the
sound of her breathing or to the sound
of her swallowing, and if those noises
sound okay then I’m listening to the
sounds of the house to make sure
monsters don’t come out of the walls to
hurt her" 08/27/2004 03:50 PM

Radiohead top NME prize shortlist

Radiohead top NME prize shortlist 01/27/2004 07:05 AM
Radiohead lead this year's NME music awards shortlist with five nominations, including best UK band.

Creepy Radiohead Flash

Creepy Radiohead Flash 08/05/2004 06:13 PM
BB patron pal Gareth Branwyn points us to a "nice animated video for an equally nifty acoustic version of Radiohead's anthem of geekly alienation: Creep. Decent psycho-geographic mapping of the late '90s tech boom/bust too." Gareth is right--the piece is quite beautiful and dark. Lin k

Rocket + video camera + Radiohead.

Rocket + video camera + Radiohead. 06/09/2004 10:03 PM
Rocket + video camera + Radiohead.

Radiohead songs played in a bluegrass
style

Radiohead songs played in a bluegrass
style 05/31/2004 02:30 AM
Rodeohead dot M P 3 .. It's Rodeohead,

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Know what you're listening to

Know what you're listening to 12/02/2003 01:23 AM
It's becoming increasingly difficult to know exactly what it is you're listening to on the radio now that DJs almost never announce the names of the songs they're playing (though, there are a few different services that can help, like Shazam, which sadly isn't out here yet, not to mention satellite radio, which usually includes track information). Anyway, if you want to be able to look at your radio and know exactly what it is that's playing, there's a new tabletop radio/CD player from Cambridge SoundWorks called the SoundWorks Radio CD 740 which uses Radio Data Service information to display the song title and artist of whatever it is your listening to on the radio. Almost certainly something that is going to start showing up in more and more radios. Read [Thanks, Kit]...

Listening

Listening 12/06/2003 04:32 PM
I’ve written before about how listening is the most important skill a software developer can have.

One part of listening is the art of listening to feature requests.

Sometimes you get a feature request that describes a problem and proposes a solution that’s right on the mark: all you have to do is implement it. Sometimes you get a feature request that’s just about right, and with a little modification and back-and-forth you end up with the right thing.

And other times you get feature requests that describe a problem but propose a solution that’s not right. So the art here is listening to the problem. Sometimes it’s not always plain, you have to figure it out (often by asking questions of the person who made the request).

For example: think about how Exposé must have come about. Users made requests about ways to find a given window easily when you have a bunch of windows open. I imagine people suggested solutions like a system-wide window menu.

But what Apple did in this case was listen to the problem rather than specific solutions, and they came up with a solution that probably nobody had asked for—but that works wonderfully (and that, as a bonus, delights people who use it).

Not every feature request will be solved so dazzlingly. Most requests are for small problems with simple solutions. But it’s worth keeping Exposé in mind as an example of the art of listening.

Look At Me, I'm Not Listening To You

Look At Me, I'm Not Listening To You 05/31/2004 01:15 AM
Perhaps here's something the brand new iPod division in Apple can ponder on... invent a headphone / earphone that is aware when the user has it on the ears.
This is so that the iPod / iTunes / RealPlayer / Windows Media Player can automagically sense that the user has removed the headphone from the ears, and can proceed to pause the current tune / audiobook / broadcast for the user.

Oh, So You Are Not Listening?

Oh, So You Are Not Listening? 07/25/2004 01:02 AM
Jas on Snell describes a new feature of the iPod, where the music will automatically pause when you pull out your headphones from the iPod.
The world is now waiting for Apple to invent a new headphone which can detect whether you are listening to your tunes.
Imagine: you are grooving to your iPod, a phone ring, you pull out the headphone from your ears to attend to the phone, and the music automatically pauses. After the phonecall, you put back the headphone, and the music automatically re-start from where you left off. Cool, isn't it?

dog listening to podcasts

dog listening to podcasts 01/01/2005 07:09 AM

dog listening to podcasts

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Listening to the chatter

Listening to the chatter 02/05/2005 09:31 PM
I'm sitting in building 33 waiting for the Bill Gates keynote to start, listening to the chatter. A guy behind me is asked whether he'll make the investment in VSTO 2005. He's on the fence. "I've been doing a lot of the stuff you see here for years in VB," he says. "And there's no upgrade from VSTO 2003 to VSTO 2005 -- you have to buy it all over again." Stilll, he appreciates the productivity gains as as you climb the VBA -> VSTO 2003 -> VSTO 2005 ladder. He'd like to convince his money people to write the check, but isn't sure they will. And then he makes this interesting point: "With the VB solution, if somebody changed one cell they'd break you," he says. "Now the tool insulates you from those changes." ...

What is the Sound of One Ear Listening?

What is the Sound of One Ear Listening? 12/02/2003 12:36 AM
Paul Gilster writes about the problem of audiences at events with Wi-Fi access: The not-so-silent clacking of keys provides a sensory backdrop much like a white-noise generator. You speak, and a constant barrage of tippity tap tap clack clickety clack echoes in the background. It's not symmetrical: at times, people listen and the typing stops. Other times, one lone typer hammers away--is he or she blogging what you're saying or playing Doom? The sounds rises and falls randomly in different parts of the room. Interestingly, he talks about the second level of communication being a basement meeting, but I think he hasn't seen an O'Reilly conference in action. At Emerging Technology in April, there were always several simultaneous channels: it was more like instant analysis and commentary of a live event. People would blog and post; using IM, including IRC channels; use SubEthaEdit (ne Hydra) for Mac OS X Rendezvous collaborative note taking; use some of the unique services for discussion or note posting. [via Smart Mobs]...

Easy listening

Easy listening 12/02/2003 01:19 AM
Today my music on the cd changer mirrors the gray skies but that's how I've always been. My moods often...

Listening to Antarctica

Listening to Antarctica 03/17/2005 03:19 AM
Listening to Antarctica is a daily web diary, including audio clips (RealMedia) of ambient sounds and conversations onboard the Aurora Australis, a research vessel currently on its way to the Australian Antarctic bases. Margot Foster's next port of call is Casey Base.

Patterns for PHP

Patterns for PHP 11/27/2002 08:37 AM
PhpPatterns is just that -- a source of design patterns for PHP code. Will wonders never cease? I ran this by a Java programmer I know that I have drawn into the PHP world and her comment was "I'd have never even thought to try patterns in PHP". Just goes to show you that you can do good software engineering in pretty much any language (and language X is better than language Y debates are so lame as noted over here). There is even a good start on a form validation pattern: The Strategy Pattern is another mechanism to save endless reproduction of if / else statements. It is used in cases where there is a common "problem" which can be solved by one of many algorithms, for example validating the fields of sent by a form. As with most things object oriented, it allows for reuse and extensibility. Taking the example of form validation, we have a prime candidate for a strategy pattern. The fields submitted from a form usually need to checked in some way before acting further on them, such as inserting them into a database. How often do we find ourselves writing procedural code like; [ Go ]

More PHP Patterns

More PHP Patterns 02/06/2003 10:45 AM
More PHP Patterns Once again Harry has got another pattern example. I haven't used it in production work yet but I suspect it is up to his usual high standards: The decorator pattern provides us with a mechanism for adding functionality to objects at runtime, as an alternative mechanism to creating additional child classes. In this article we'll look at a simple use of the decorator pattern to help with sorting arrays, the example being a directory listing. For some reason most discussions of object oriented programming begin with "imagine a car...", a subject of no relevance to PHP unless perhaps you build a car classifieds website. The result is usually more confusing than helpful. But just for a moment, this discussion will begin exactly the same way. Imagine a car. A real car not a class representing a car. Once a car is built, paid for and and standing in the front drive (of our PHP mansion), what do we do if we don't like the color? Unless we've got money to burn, rather than buying a new car we simply re-spray it. The decorator pattern serves just this purpose. It allows us to do things to objects which have already been built (instantiated). [_Go_]

iTunes Vs The Listening Room

iTunes Vs The Listening Room 05/03/2004 12:28 PM
By Jon Iverson, Stereophile (via MyAppleMenu)

Dozens may be listening to your
phonecalls

Dozens may be listening to your
phonecalls 08/27/2004 02:07 PM

Other News: AAC Listening Test

Other News: AAC Listening Test 03/06/2004 02:07 AM
Roberto Amorim has the results of a public listening test of several AAC 128Kbps encoding systems.

Listening to David Byrne

Listening to David Byrne 04/06/2005 11:29 PM
His online radio station, that is. Awfully interesting and, while not all exactly to my taste, never disposable. It’s surprisingly unsurprising; that is to say, it sounds like about what you think the music David Byrne likes would sound like.

Review: Laptop Listening

Review: Laptop Listening 04/04/2005 07:05 PM
We put four USB-powered speaker systems—designed for your laptop—through their paces.

Your Body Is Trying to Tell You
Something. So Start Listening.

Your Body Is Trying to Tell You
Something. So Start Listening. 06/05/2005 10:45 PM
The Bodybugg is an attempt to create an activity monitor that people would be willing to wear during most of their waking hours.

Opinion: We’re listening

Opinion: We’re listening 03/30/2005 05:42 PM
What makes a magazine what it is? It’s not the editors, writers, designers, and other content creators. It’s not the advertisers or the physical paper and ink that arrive in your mailbox or on your newsstand every month. It’s the readers.

Structural Patterns in XML

Structural Patterns in XML 09/04/2002 07:03 PM
Will Provost shows how design patterns in XML structures can be used to help development of W3C XML Schemas.

squidfingers / patterns

squidfingers / patterns 11/16/2003 02:31 AM
unbelievably cool background patterns .. Succumbing to the squidfingers .. Very well done pixel patterns .. neatly constructed patterns .. Paisley webpage backgrounds .. Pretty pattern on top .. patterns like this .. these

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Structural patterns in XML (xml.com)

Structural patterns in XML (xml.com) 09/05/2002 10:28 AM

UI Patterns and Techniques

UI Patterns and Techniques 08/13/2002 02:06 PM

Listening and Talking about Movable Type

Listening and Talking about Movable Type 05/18/2004 04:43 PM
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Listening to your customers, learning
from JetBlue

Listening to your customers, learning
from JetBlue 04/09/2004 04:11 PM
Street Smarts: Learning From JetBlue. One day flying JetBlue, I found myself being served by David Neeleman, the airline's founder. When was the last time you met your customers and asked how you could better serve them? [...] As we sat there, buckling our seat belts and checking out the televisions in front of us, a middle-aged man with slightly graying hair stood up in the front of the plane. He had on the long apron that JetBlue flight attendants...

Listening is important, but leading is
the main job

Listening is important, but leading is
the main job 01/11/2004 02:43 AM
Boston Globe Jan 11 2004 1:51AM ET

Easy Listening For The Long Haul

Easy Listening For The Long Haul 12/18/2003 03:28 AM
Need to keep the kids busy on long road trips? Check out audible.com, a repository for audio programming of all kinds. By Michelle Slatalla (New York Times via MyAppleMenu)

See who's listening to what on a shared
iTunes library

See who's listening to what on a shared
iTunes library 08/04/2004 11:43 AM
Wanna know who is listening to your iTunes library? Use the Rendezwho widget for Konfabulator. I have some issues with it, but I know of no other application that does what it does. Unfortunately it can't tell you anything o...

WINAMP.COM | Listening for the sound of
a pin drop

WINAMP.COM | Listening for the sound of
a pin drop 12/17/2003 08:23 AM
Por cierto, Winamp3 acaba de salir. Fresquecito! .. music always blasting .. go download Winamp .. Winamp MP3 Player .. Nullsoft's Winamp .. Winamp 2.76 .. WinAmp 3.0 .. Wimamp 5 .. winamp .. man .. you .. *

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IPod Thieves Hit Subways. Is Anyone
Listening?

IPod Thieves Hit Subways. Is Anyone
Listening? 03/30/2005 01:45 AM
Police say that iPod thefts have driven a recent spike in subway felonies.

Breaking RSA Keys by Listening to Your
Computer

Breaking RSA Keys by Listening to Your
Computer 05/08/2004 11:56 AM

Building A Museum Listening Station

Building A Museum Listening Station 05/09/2004 06:27 PM

Building A Museum Listening Station?

Building A Museum Listening Station? 05/09/2004 07:52 PM
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iPod Revolutionizing Listening Habits

iPod Revolutionizing Listening Habits 04/09/2004 04:10 PM
Joseph P. Kahn writes for the Boston Globe, “Even more wondrous than its sophisticated technology, though, is how the iPods and their ilk are changing the way music is being experienced, or reexperienced, by all sorts of audiophiles in all sorts of settings, from health clubs and school cafeterias to malls and subway cars.” [Apr 5]
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