In this week's episode of the Recursive Podcast, we talk about the latest breakthrough in mixed reality technology - Apple's new mixed reality headset, Vision Pro. Join us as we explore the features and benefits of this stunning piece of hardware, and dive into the differing opinions around its release. Don't miss out on the exciting developments in the world of mixed reality - tune in now!

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In this week's episode, we welcome our first guest on the pod! Oskar Yildiz joins us to talk about his experience being a digital nomad and software engineer.

He talks about he got into tech as a teenager in Stockholm, how he and Albin met each other, and how he eventually packed his bags and jumped on the Interrail.

This was such a fun episode to record, and we'll be sure to have Oskar on in the future again!

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Weekly gems

In this week's episode of Recursive, we dive into the world of open-source software!

Open source software

AI

Weekly gems

In this week's episode, we touch on remote work.

How do we feel about it, what are our experiences, pros, cons, and expectations for the future?

Albin also shares about his latest project, Raycast SL!

Weekly gems

In this week's episode, we talk about personal branding in the software engineering and design space. We talk about how we thought of and acted on it in the early days of our careers, and how it's changed now. We also discuss people we admire when it comes to persnal branding, and how we plan on doing things in the coming years.

Some people we talked about it in this episode

Weekly Gems

In this episode, Albin shares his experience building a task management platform called Taskplane. He discusses the inspiration behind the project, the challenges he faced, and the lessons he learned along the way.

For more details and insights, listen to the full podcast episode.

We'd love your suggestions for our podcast! Share your ideas or topics with us on Twitter by mentioning our handle @albingroen, @sgnilreutr, or email us at [email protected]. We're excited to explore what matters to you, our listeners. Reach out and let us know your thoughts!

Welcome to our latest episode where we delve into the daily setup, tools, and favorite apps that we use to optimize our productivity. In this episode, we discussed our daily setup, including our hardware and most used software, such as our preferred terminal and editor, as well as our favorite browser and note-taking apps. We also shared some other productivity apps we love, which you can find in the list below.

We hope you found this episode helpful! Be sure to tune in for more episodes where we share various tools and techniques to help you boost your productivity and get the most out of your workday.

Reach out to us via @AlbinGroen @sgnilreutr or [email protected].

Here are the links to the tools mentioned in the podcast:

Hardware:

Terminal/Editor/Font/Theme

Browser

Note taking

Favorite apps

In this episode, we talk about Robbert's side project, Juno. A helpful tool for managing emails. It provides a clear list of to-dos, which saves time and improves productivity.

Juno is a web-based app that empowers users to categorize emails based on priority and importance. It's easy to use and has a simple interface. If you're feeling overwhelmed by your inbox, Juno is an excellent tool to consider

Check out the app and learn more about it on their website, https://juno.elysiumlabs.io/ or https://elysiumlabs.io/juno.