What Maggie Appleton thinks about innovation

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Designer, anthropologist and illustrator who writes about the web, tools for thought and generative AI on her digital garden at maggieappleton.com. Her 2022 essay "The Dark Forest and Generative AI" put the reverse Turing test -- proving you are not a language model -- into the vocabulary of the independent web.

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30 May 2024

Our readingWe are on the verge of a golden age of home-cooked software, made by a new kind of developer: the barefoot developer.

Their wordsThe slightly bold theory I put forward in this talk is that we’re on a verge of a golden age of local, home-cooked software and a new kind of developer – what I’ve called the barefoot developer.

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