Siri ate my homework!<article>
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In this episode we learn something of Apple’s internal training programs, question whether a packed-to-the-gills App Store can be curated, examine just how much evil can found within each fluid ounce of Facebook Messenger, imagine a future with Siri on the Mac, and ponder greater integration of women in tech.</p><p>
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Simplifying the Bull: How Picasso Helps to Teach Apple’s Style (New York Times)</li>
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App Store Curation: An Open Letter To Tim Cook (Monday Note)</li>
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The Facebook Messenger switch: annoying, but not evil (TUAW)</li>
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Apple Patent Details A Siri For Mac That Acts As A Virtual “Third Hand” (TechCrunch)</li>
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Eve wasn't invited: Integrating women into the Apple community</li>
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Siri ate my homework!
