Getting Simple

By Nono Martínez Alonso

Conversations on simple living, lifestyle design, creativity, technology, and culture. Nono is a creative technologist and AI researcher.... more

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April 20, 2022#64: Habits & Passion Projects
My current habits, the podcast, the blog and sketches, the YouTube channel and the live stream, my new recording studio, monetization, crypto, and the importance of learning and play.

Books
Essentialism by Greg McKeown
Links
My ‘atomic habits’ (podcast)
My writing habits (podcast)
Nono’s blog
Nono’s sketches and stories
Which one would you like to read? (post)
NFTs
Solana (cryptocurrency)
YouTube channel
Readwise
The Flatten Layer, Explained (video)
People mentioned
Ian Keough
Andrew Witt
Joanie Lemercier
Aziz Barbar
David Allen
Dieter Rams
Cal Newport
Chapters
00:00 · Introduction
01:34 · Daily habits
05:08 · Active projects
07:27 · The blog
09:11 · Sketches & stories
15:06 · Studio
17:06 · Podcast
21:36 · YouTube channel
23:24 · Knowledge anxiety
24:43 · Anything, not everything
25:45 · Monetization
28:41 · Learning and play
32:22 · Crypto and digital art
36:21 · I need your help
39:50 · Outro

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41min
March 24, 2022#63: Andrew Witt — Formulations, Mathematical Design, and Writing
Andrew Witt, associate professor at Harvard University and author of Formulations, on how mathematics and computational methods transform the way we think, design, and make art.

Andrew Witt is co-founder, with Tobias Nolte, of Certain Measures, a Boston/Berlin-based office for design futures and an Associate Professor in Practice of Architecture at Harvard University. Trained as both an architect and mathematician, he has a particular interest in a technically synthetic and logically rigorous approach to form. His work has been shown at the Centre Pompidou, Barbican Centre, Futurium, and Haus der Kulturen der Welt, among others. Connect with Andrew on LinkedIn and Certain Measures.

Favorite quotes
“It’s not possible to do everything in an amazing way all at once. You have to cycle through those things. Different moments in life will create different opportunities.”
“One of the consequences of mass media is that [it] creates intuitions around certain concepts through imagery.”
"The only thing that really conveys human value to things is time.”
“What remains after people are gone?”
Books
Formulations by Andrew Witt
Where Good Ideas Come From by Steven Johnson
Synergetics by Buckminster Fuller
Links
Andrew Witt
Certain Measures
Application public interface (API)
The Black Box with Aziz Barbar
Grasshopper & Dynamo
Deep nostalgia and deepfakes
DeFi and NFTs
The adjacent possible is an idea introduced by Stuart Kauffman in 2002 and later used by Steven Johnson
Log magazine edited by Cynthia Davidson
A Machine Epistemology in Architecture by Andrew Witt
MIT Press
A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden by Maggie Appleton
HfG is Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design
Institut Henri Poincaré is a mathematics research institute
People mentioned
Alfred North Whitehead
Charles Johnson - Matrix theorist
Buckminster Fuller
Steve Baer
Bruno Latour
Norbert Wiener
Tobias Nolte
Refik Anadol
Satoru Sugihara
William Huff
Louis Kahn
Ben Ferhman-Lee - Graphic designer
Cynthia Davidson - Book series editor
Sean Canty, Esther Choi, and Cameron Wu
Aziz Barbar
Henri Poincaré
Peter Pierce
Sanford Kwinter
Paul Erdös
Chapters
00:00 · Introduction
01:22 · Mathematical design
06:53 · Gray boxing
09:28 · Black box algorithms
14:26 · Knowledge anxiety
20:47 · Collective authorship
22:04 · Adjacent possible
27:18 · The physical medium
30:13 · Triangulation and photogrammetry
33:40 · Voxel and pixel
37:52 · The role of the designer
41:10 · Formulations book
43:48 · Catalogs
48:56 · The eve of digitization
52:58 · Artificial intelligence
01:00:26 · Mass media
01:02:29 · Research methods
01:06:25 · Book publishing
01:15:10 · Writing
01:19:04 · Digital gardens
01:21:53 · Creative thinking
01:26:20 · Lecture preparation
01:30:20 · Erdös number
01:32:43 · Zines
01:39:54 · Consistency
01:41:08 · Time
01:43:18 · NFTs as value stores
01:48:44 · NFTs at Certain Measures
01:50:42 · The AI design critic
01:55:20 · Modern-day design collectives and influencers
01:58:38 · Advice for young people
02:01:08 · Money
02:03:35 · Collaboration and delegation
02:06:16 · Death
02:07:55 · Success
02:09:27 · Outro

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2h 11min
March 04, 2022#62: Adam Menges — Visual Programming, Social Fintech, Bitcoin and NFTs & Lessons Learned Building Software Products
Adam Menges is a founder at Lobe and a former Apple employee, currently working on something new.

Adam Menges is a product designer, entrepreneur, and engineer located in San Francisco who specializes in artificial intelligence and visual programming languages. He’s a former Apple employee and founder at Lobe, a company acquired by Microsoft that aims to make deep learning accessible. You can contact Adam to find out more at adammenges.com, and reach out to him at [email protected] and +17204840285.

Books
The Timeless Way of Building by Christopher Alexander
Links
HyperCard
Lobe
The Origins of Lobe - Adam’s first appearance on the podcast
Figma GPT-3 plugin by Jordan Singer
GitHub Copilot
Pokemon GO by Niantic
Dreams for PlayStation - A game to create games
Horizon Worlds by Meta
Proof of work vs Proof of stake
Support-vector machines
The Hive (mesh network)
Calendly
Google Magenta
Moxie Marlinspike’s NFT that turns into shit if you buy it
Helium Network Hints at Crypto's Practical Uses
Visual programming languages
Quartz composer
Blender
Facebook Origami for user interfaces
Spark AR for Instagram filters
Grasshopper 3d
Autodesk Dynamo
vvvv
Davinci Resolve Fusion
Max/Jitter
TouchDesigner
Unreal Blueprints
Node-RED
People mentioned
Kyle Steinfeld
Jordan Singer
Chapters
00:00 · Introduction
02:45 · Visual programming
07:40 · Grasshopper
11:14 · Extendability
13:19 · Lobe's visual programming interface
14:31 · The role of visual programming
17:00 · HyperCard
18:11 · Accessibility
20:52 · Making programming easier
23:45 · Artificial intelligence for creatives
24:27 · Polarization and human-machine collaboration
28:12 · Pair programming with AI
31:39 · Software for gamers
35:45 · Healthy social experiences
36:27 · Hindsight
37:00 · Startup success and team dynamics
39:11 · Macro and micro focus
41:38 · Analysis paralysis
43:18 · Routines
45:09 · Ranking the news with AI
48:27 · Staying in touch with friends
50:40 · Zoom fatigue
53:35 · COVID
55:29 · Bitcoin
57:43 · Hacking NFTs
01:01:10 · A crypto use case
01:03:15 · Social FinTech
01:06:45 · Advice for young people
01:08:59 · Happiness
01:10:30 · Connect with Adam

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1h 12min
February 23, 2022#61: Nate Peters — NFTs, Generative Art, Making Your Own Tools & Online Attention
Nate Peters on being intentional, digital art and generative NFTs, the advantage of established creators, and the fast pace of artificial intelligence & crypto.

Nono hosts the Getting Simple podcast, sketches things that call his attention, writes stories about enjoying a slower life, and records live streams and tutorials on creative coding and machine intelligence.
Nate works as a software engineer for Autodesk. Before joining Autodesk, he earned his Master of Design Studies in Technology at the Harvard Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor of Architecture at Iowa State University.
We’re no experts, so please don’t take our words as financial advice. We just hope our conversation sheds some light in your own path to learning more about the world of digital currencies, machine learning, and technology.

Links
Substack & Revue
Memberful
Descript’s new features
Typinator, PHP, Bash & Makefiles
Processing & p5.js
WebGL & three.js
HuggingFace & Gradio
Foundation.app, NiftyGateway & OpenSea
Smart contracts
NFTs (non-fungible tokens)
Ethereum & Solana
Artblocks
SHA256 hash generator
Pix2Pix, StyleGAN & Pixel2Style2Pixel
Machine-learning based sketch vectorization
Suggestive Drawing
iA Writer, Dropbox Paper & Notion
Figma
People mentioned
Refik Anadol
Tyler Hobbs
Craig Mod
Matt DesLauriers
Seth Godin
Lex Fridman
Anthony Pompliano
Zach Lieberman
Chapters
00:00 · Introduction
00:57 · NFTs
02:55 · Established creators
06:27 · Early adopters
07:50 · Ownership
10:04 · Royalties and smart contracts
13:55 · Generative art
19:39 · Mechanics of crypto art
29:07 · Digital artists vs speculators
30:53 · Attention is power
34:48 · Supporting artists and platform lockdown
47:48 · Laser eyes
48:59 · DAOs
52:17 · Machine learning and artificial intelligence
59:30 · Generative networks
01:01:33 · Making machine learning accessible
01:10:03 · The fast pace of AI
01:21:32 · AI-based audio and video editing
01:27:43 · Subscriptions
01:37:50 · Advice for beginners
01:39:21 · Wrap up
01:41:20 · Outro

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1h 42min
February 07, 2022#60: The Short-Sightedness of Web3 and Blockchain, Anonymity & Original Ideas of Where We Could Go
A conversation with an anonymous guest on how new technologies can help promote positive moral behavior, blockchain and crypto concepts, digital art and NFTs, the convenience of centralization, online identity, impostor syndrome, the ever-newbie, and lots more.

Favorite quotes
“Writing code is talking to computers, but you also have to talk to people through your code.”
“How do we figure out, in a digital age, what is good and what should we aim for as a civilization, as a society?”
“Information is the resolution of uncertainty.” —Claude Shannon, 1948
Books
Collected Papers from Claude E. Shannon
The Information by James Gleick
Permanent Record by Edward Snowden
Links & Terms
DeFi (decentralized finance)
Web3
Escrow smart contracts
InterPlanetary File System (IPFS)
Candy Machine
Arweave permanent storage
Genesis Go
JavaScript, Rust & C++
Pair programming
Nifty Gateway & Foundation.app
MetaMask & Exodus (wallets)
Coinbase, Kraken & Gemini (exchanges)
BIP39 (Bitcoin Improvement Protocol)
Curiosity Stream - “YouTube for nerds”
The Coding Train with Daniel Shiffman
Ruby on Rails
Keras & TensorFlow
PlayXO.com
SushiSwap, PancakeSwap & Abracadabra
Glitch
Ruby on Rails
Anchor for Solana
Learning resources
How to Mint an NFT on Solana Using Candy Machine
Solana tutorials by Henry-E
Solana tutorials by Doug Anderson
Solana development guide with React, Anchor, Rust & Phantom by Nadir Dabit
Ethereum & Solana tutorials by Brian Friel
A normal person explains cryptocurrency
Starting with Solana, Part 1
Starting with Solana, Part 4 - A Todo List with Rewards
People mentioned
Henry-E
Brian Friel
Nadir Dabit
Doug Anderson
Mr. Beast
Mark Zuckerberg
Satoshi Nakamoto
Edward Snowden
Richard Feynman
Aaron Schwartz
Kevin Kelly
Daniel Shiffman
Chapters
00:00 · Introduction
00:15 · Motivation
02:03 · Collaborative AI Sketching
05:02 · Blockchain and NFTs
09:07 · Promoting positive moral behavior
10:20 · Smart contracts
12:41 · The simplest smart contract
14:37 · NFTs
20:11 · Programming smart contracts
22:58 · Art
25:24 · Crypto wallets and passphrases
29:16 · Information
31:25 · Security
35:43 · Web3
39:24 · The convenience of centralization
44:02 · A definition of Web3
45:05 · Learning resources
46:39 · Anonymity
49:48 · Zuckerberg or Nakamoto?
54:08 · What would a good person do?
56:13 · Sharing your life online
58:10 · Hijacking the hijacking of your brain
01:00:41 · Pair programming
01:02:55 · Coding for yourself or others
01:06:54 · Impostor syndrome
01:10:15 · The constant newbie
01:10:58 · Content discoverability
01:12:31 · Outro

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1h 13min
January 21, 2022#59: Jordan Gray — Creative Friction, Storytelling in Design, Passion Projects & the Beginner Feeling
Jordan Gray on creative friction, the fine line between passion projects and work, storytelling in design, and overcoming the beginner feeling.

Jordan Gray works as a Visualization Specialist at Hanbury.
Architecture and design always have a narrative—an evocative, deeper meaning. From napkin sketches, to drawing sets, to post-construction marketing, each medium for client communication is key to architectural storytelling. I've always had a passion for the visualization toolset, recognizing how renderings, photography, and filmmaking go hand-in-hand with the design process. It's my proverb to practice openness to new methods when there's a better way. Always explore; always collaborate.

Links
Gray Collab - Jordan’s renderings, photography, and film. Started while freelancing.
Jordan on Vimeo
Carolina Day School — Asheville, NC by Jordan Gray
Kappa Achievement Park: A Place to Belong by Jordan Gray
Hanbury
xkcd: Is It Worth The Time?
Unreal Engine
Lumion & VRay
Rhino & Grasshopper 3D
Building Information Modeling (BIM) & Revit
Google Books Ngram Viewer
Austin Kleon: Pencil vs. Computer on Hurry Slowly
Books
Less But Better by Dieter Rams
Faculty Department Volume 1 by Justin Chung
The Photography Storytelling Workshop by Finn Beales
So Good They Can't Ignore You by Cal Newport
You Can’t Make This Stuff Up by Lee Gutkind
168 Hours by Laura Vanderkam
People mentioned
Steve Martin
Tim Ferris
David Allen
Cal Newport
Jocelyn K. Glei
Austin Kleon
Dieter Rams
Chapters
00:00 · Intro
00:16 · Start
01:25 · How did you get into photography as an architecture student?
02:54 · How do you cope with not having time to pursue new things?
06:42 · Have you been doing much deliberate practice lately?
11:42 · How knowledge translates across tools and disciplines
18:21 · What's your personal way of maintaining growth and creativity?
32:13 · Does that friction become positive?
35:19 · Can everyone make their passion part of their work?
38:43 · Asking yourself "Does it feel gratifying? Is it fulfilling? Is it satisfying?"
44:27 · Have you been hearing about "storytelling" in your field?
48:17 · How can we focus on the human experience instead of other designers?
51:58 · How do you make sure a rebrand isn't just skin deep?
58:34 · What makes people feel something?
01:00:59 · What's most important to focus on if you want to change how you are percieved?
01:03:23 · How do you get to the point where people seek you out?
01:05:45 · The concept of the podium
01:09:14 · The chaos of taking pictures
01:13:20 · How much is just overthinking or overdoing?
01:14:34 · Will anyone notice the time you spend on the details?
01:17:23 · How do you go about capturing creative moments?
01:21:03 · Do you have any daily routines that make you happier or more productive?
01:22:45 · What would be some book recomendations?
01:24:59 · What would be your message to the world?
01:27:05 · Enjoying the process of grinding the beans
01:34:39 · Using your brain to design things vs just grinding mouse clicks and workflow steps
01:37:08 · How would you define simplicity?
01:42:15 · What have you learned about simplicity from making this podcast?
01:46:28 · Where can we find you?
01:50:53 · Outro

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1h 52min
January 02, 2022#58: Goodbye, 2021
Podcasting, live streaming, sketching, and writing highlights of 2021, and why you should start writing in public.

2020 has been an incredible year in many ways. Yet I didn't expect COVID to be as present in 2021 as it was in 2020, honestly. Wherever you are, I hope that you're staying safe and healthy and can be, at least, in contact with your close friends, even if you can not spend time with them in person. Join me as I revisit my achievements in podcasting, live streaming, sketching, and writing over the past year. Happy new year!

Links
Freediving podcast
Freediving posts: First Impressions, How to prevent your diving mask from fogging up, Otovent & The Diving Reflex
Luis Ruiz interview on video · Huge thanks to Daniel Natoli from Peripheria Films for making this possible.
Live stream playlist
Bytes series - StyleGAN, NFTs & Digital Art, and The Black Box
Machine learning networks - Pix2Pix, StyleGAN & Pixel2Style2Pixel
On writing: One Word per Day, 600 days of practice, Why should you write?, Are you writing enough?, and the Writing habits podcast episode
Nono’s Substack
Most-visited stories of 2021
Books
So Good They Can’t Ignore You by Cal Newport
Deep Work by Cal Newport
Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport
Originals by Adam Grant
People mentioned
Jose Luis Garcia del Castillo
Daniel Natoli · Peripheria Films
Aziz Barbar
Adam Menges
Andrew Witt
James Melouney & Selene Urban
Mike Gabour
Luis Ruiz Padrón
Héctor Ruiz
Cristóbal Valenzuela
Nate Peters
JR from Insisting Simplicity
Leo Cremonezi
Jordan Gray
Kevin Kelly · Books
Tim Ferriss · Books
Cal Newport · Books
Adam Grant · Books
Seth Godin · Books
Chapters
00:00 · Intro
00:15 · Start
00:41 · Achievements
01:07 · Live stream
02:55 · Podcast
03:18 · First full video interview
04:25 · Bytes
05:05 · Freediving
05:53 · Building a recording studio
08:13 · You should write a blog, in public
11:39 · Removing creative friction
12:40 · Most-visited stories of 2021
15:26 · I would love to hear from you
15:44 · 2022
18:19 · Outro
19:23 · Thanks

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21min
December 13, 2021#57: Bytes — The Black Box
Host Nono Martínez Alonso and Aziz Barbar on how complex machines work, technological polarization, and the growing need to make algorithms understandable.

Nono hosts the Getting Simple podcast, sketches things that call his attention, writes stories about enjoying a slower life, and records live streams and tutorials on creative coding and machine intelligence.
Aziz is an architect and design technologist. He occasionally teaches design courses on computation and the built environment.

Favorite quotes
"Do we have a backup plan? Very few of us know, we're just blindly trusting these black boxes."
"We're going to have to find ways - we as in the people making the algorithms and people who are technical - to explain how these programs are making decisions for them."
Links
Pascaline (Pascal's calculator)
Open Source Software
Python (programming language)
C# (programming language)
People mentioned
Lex Fridman
Travis Oliphant
Chapters
00:00 · Intro
00:22 · What's the machine doing?
01:21 · Visible mechanisms and the Pascaline
02:49 · Obscuring how mechanisms work
05:02 · Open Source Software
06:13 · Computers excel at complex and repetitive tasks
07:07 · Who's making the background algorithms we use daily?
08:51 · What does 'black boxing' mean?
10:03 · Two types of black box
10:37 · Machine learning and explainability
11:33 · Polarization and a growing need to make algorithms understandable

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14min
November 29, 2021#56: One Year of Live Streams — Teaching & Coding
Host Nono Martínez Alonso and Jose Luis Garcia Del Castillo on teaching and coding live.

Nono Martínez Alonso hosts the Getting Simple podcast, sketches things that call his attention, writes stories about enjoying a slower life, and records live streams and tutorials on creative coding and machine intelligence.
Jose Luis García del Castillo y López is an architect, educator, and Doctor of Design in Technology by the Harvard Graduate School of Design, where he teaches Computational Design. He runs a weekly Computational Design Live Stream at ParametricCamp.

Links
Nono.MA Live YouTube Playlist
ParametricCamp
Previous episodes with Jose Luis: ALGO
Lessons from Teaching, Live Streaming, Publishing, and 3 Years of Podcasting, Will Robots Simplify Your Life? & Freediving
C-Sharp
VVVV
Grasshopper 3D
Processing
p5.js
The Coding Train
Visual Studio Code
JSON
Camtasia
OBS
People mentioned
Refik Anadol
Daniel Shiffman
Cal Newport
Lex Fridman
Victor Lin
Robb Beal
Mahmoud Randane
Mahmoud Ala
Saurabh Mhatre
Chapters
00:00 · Intro
00:34 · Start
03:15 · How have the podcast and live stream evolved?
05:31 · Automation, delegation, and friction
08:00 · Teaching complex topics
10:21 · Can you be flexible with the topics you cover?
16:47 · Community
23:56 · Live podcast format
26:56 · Video editing
31:56 · Practice
33:25 · Content creation
36:09 · You should not make that video
39:47 · Connect with Nono and Jose Luis

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41min
October 26, 2021#55: One Year of Live Streams — Live Q&A
Host Nono Martínez Alonso replies to audience questions on the evolution of the live stream after a year of weekly streams.

Books
Atomic Habits by James Clear
Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport
Deep Work by Cal Newport
Links
Nono.MA Live Playlist
Suggestive Drawing (and an in-depth tech dive)
CATIA, Digital Project and Gehry Technologies
Harvard GSD
Parametric modeling
People mentioned
Jose Luis Garcia del Castillo
Panagiotis Michalatos
Carmen Chamorro
Adam Menges
Cal Newport
Special thanks
Bittor Arrillaga
Jean-Marc Couffin
Juanda Cabrera
Mayur Mistry
Ricardo César Rodríguez
Robb Beal
Sujay Kumarji
Theaveas So
Videos mentioned
Live 38 · Dimensionality reduction with sci-kit learn and t-SNE
Live 35 · RSS feed parsing
Live 19 · DigitalOcean basics
Live 18 · Hallucinating Sketches with StyleGAN
Live 17 · Runway ML and StyleGAN
Live 16 · Runway ML and Pix2Pix
Live 15 · Runway ML models
Live 11 · ResNet 50 and TensorFlow Hub
Live 09 · Electron, React & TypeScript
Live 08 · SageMaker training
Live 07 · Training an image classifier: Part 2
Live 06 · Training an image classifier: Part 1 (Fashion MNIST)-
Live 04 · Lobe AI and TensorFlow Lite (TFLite)
Google Colab
Jupyter notebooks
Python Playlist
Programming languages
PHP
Objective-C
Python
C# (C-sharp)
Grasshopper
Golang
Perl
Processing
Libraries
esbuild
create-serve
perfect-freehand
Chapters
00:00 · Intro
01:44 · Start
03:20 · How has the channel evolved since the first live stream?
07:50 · What challenges have you faced coding live?
11:39 · How many programming languages are you familiar with?
14:50 · Have you considered doing tutorials for beginners?
15:48 · Do you have any tips on time management?
18:20 · Who got you into coding for Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC)?
21:36 · Coding for AEC is not mainstream in China or India
22:10 · Are community-based learning and tutorials the future of learning?
23:57 · Should I get a master's degree in machine learning?
24:50 · What's your take on work-life balance?
28:09 · How can I acquire solid math knowledge?
29:08 · Podcast - Existing YouTube Videos
32:07 · Outro

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