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August 4, 2023 Unlock every story on Medium and directly support the writers you read most for less than $1/week when you become a member. Join Medium. Hi everybody, What a week it’s been for news and cultural analysis. From a special report about extreme heat and health to essays documenting the impact of the man who brought Pee-wee Herman to life to a UX-informed take on Twitter becoming X, the Medium community has served up scores of important pieces in recent days. This level of detail and attention you all are giving to your writing this week makes me even more excited for Medium Day – our August 12 online conference where the community will discuss the hows, whys, and how-tos of the stories you read and write every day. (Did you register yet? Hope so!) There are hundreds of sessions, and dozens have already caught my eye. There’s one hosted by writers who turned their posts into books. Another session shows how to write about trauma without re-traumatizing yourself. And some just seem fun and have chuckle-worthy titles, like this one: “Roz Warren Tells You Why Your Title Sucks, Why Your Introduction is Too Damn Long, and Why You Need to Shape and Structure Your Work.” The schedule is easy to find and sort through, and my coworker Brittany Jezouit offers this advice as you create your schedule: “Think of this less like a traditional conference and more like a music festival. You can pick and choose your lineup based on what you’re most interested in, jump to different sessions, and choose your own adventure.” Word nerds unite. Send me a link to your best stories or prose for this week, and see you at Medium Day. Thanks for reading and thanks for writing. Adrienne Samuels Gibbs Director of Creator Growth @ Medium Your Weekend Reads [Image “1*GDLpYrltCc2L_m3eoFzDZw.jpeg”] Catherine Sanderson Author and Poler Family Professor of Psychology at Amherst College To Get Rid of Hazing, Clarify Acceptable Behavior While Also Redefining Loyalty People often feel uncomfortable about bad behavior they see, but mistakenly believe their peers don’t share their concerns Read more [Image “1*RbIuCX7aNeRB7WBPvlAZrA.jpeg”] Nir Zicherman VP of Audiobooks at Spotify and Co-Founder of Anchor The Push and Pull of Building Products It’s impossible to simultaneously please your existing customers and your potential ones Read more [Image “1*7rxd2TY_XD8a8nbs5TnE0w.jpeg”] Quintessa Williams Writer Henrietta Lacks, Subjectivity, & The Medical Exploitation of Black Women Recent estate settlement yields the importance and racially-rooted legacy of medical apartheid Read more [Image “1*Vm4AHYq9RXIEmGKYGG0u3w.jpeg”] Keith Retired lawyer Trump’s Third Indictment In what is becoming “deja vu all over again” (and expect more) former President Donald Trump was indicted, again, yesterday under four different statutes. Notably, three of the four statutes are for conspiracy. Read more [Image “1*cT-GnqBaOg88lHDG1WMcvg.jpeg”] Tomas Pueyo Engineer, data analyst, and Silicon Valley executive Why Half of Humanity Lives in This Circle More than 50% of the world’s population lives in this circle. Do you think it’s a coincidence? Read more [Image “1*zAXQBLg4R-g2e0i1QUAqaw.png”] The top minds in tech, business, and culture meet on Medium Day, a global online conference featuring 100+ keynotes, panels, and workshops from Medium’s best and brightest. Get your free ticket
August 4, 2023 Unlock every story on Medium and directly support the writers you read most for less than $1/week when you become a member. Join Medium. Hi everybody, What a week it’s been for news and cultural analysis. From a special report about extreme heat and health to essays documenting the impact of the man who brought Pee-wee Herman to life to a UX-informed take on Twitter becoming X, the Medium community has served up scores of important pieces in recent days. This level of detail and attention you all are giving to your writing this week makes me even more excited for Medium Day – our August 12 online conference where the community will discuss the hows, whys, and how-tos of the stories you read and write every day. (Did you register yet? Hope so!) There are hundreds of sessions, and dozens have already caught my eye. There’s one hosted by writers who turned their posts into books. Another session shows how to write about trauma without re-traumatizing yourself. And some just seem fun and have chuckle-worthy titles, like this one: “Roz Warren Tells You Why Your Title Sucks, Why Your Introduction is Too Damn Long, and Why You Need to Shape and Structure Your Work.” The schedule is easy to find and sort through, and my coworker Brittany Jezouit offers this advice as you create your schedule: “Think of this less like a traditional conference and more like a music festival. You can pick and choose your lineup based on what you’re most interested in, jump to different sessions, and choose your own adventure.” Word nerds unite. Send me a link to your best stories or prose for this week, and see you at Medium Day. Thanks for reading and thanks for writing. Adrienne Samuels Gibbs Director of Creator Growth @ Medium Your Weekend Reads [Image “1*GDLpYrltCc2L_m3eoFzDZw.jpeg”] Catherine Sanderson Author and Poler Family Professor of Psychology at Amherst College To Get Rid of Hazing, Clarify Acceptable Behavior While Also Redefining Loyalty People often feel uncomfortable about bad behavior they see, but mistakenly believe their peers don’t share their concerns Read more [Image “1*RbIuCX7aNeRB7WBPvlAZrA.jpeg”] Nir Zicherman VP of Audiobooks at Spotify and Co-Founder of Anchor The Push and Pull of Building Products It’s impossible to simultaneously please your existing customers and your potential ones Read more [Image “1*7rxd2TY_XD8a8nbs5TnE0w.jpeg”] Quintessa Williams Writer Henrietta Lacks, Subjectivity, & The Medical Exploitation of Black Women Recent estate settlement yields the importance and racially-rooted legacy of medical apartheid Read more [Image “1*Vm4AHYq9RXIEmGKYGG0u3w.jpeg”] Keith Retired lawyer Trump’s Third Indictment In what is becoming “deja vu all over again” (and expect more) former President Donald Trump was indicted, again, yesterday under four different statutes. Notably, three of the four statutes are for conspiracy. Read more [Image “1*cT-GnqBaOg88lHDG1WMcvg.jpeg”] Tomas Pueyo Engineer, data analyst, and Silicon Valley executive Why Half of Humanity Lives in This Circle More than 50% of the world’s population lives in this circle. Do you think it’s a coincidence? Read more [Image “1*zAXQBLg4R-g2e0i1QUAqaw.png”] The top minds in tech, business, and culture meet on Medium Day, a global online conference featuring 100+ keynotes, panels, and workshops from Medium’s best and brightest. Get your free ticket
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[Image “Header+-+Apple+Packaging.png”] Exploring the intersection of design, psychology, and consumer culture in Apple’s packaging strategy Have you ever unboxed an Apple product? If so, chances are you remember the experience. The sensation of lifting the perfectly fitted lid, the first glimpse of the gleaming device nestled within, even the faint new-product smell that accompanies it. It’s a sensory journey that begins well before you power on your new device. But once the novelty of the new gadget subsides, what happens to the box it came in? For many people, the answer is simple: they keep it. But why? In a world increasingly conscious of consumption and waste, the phenomenon of keeping product packaging might seem counterintuitive. After all, once its protective role is fulfilled, why does the box hold value? However, when it comes to Apple, a brand synonymous with innovation, quality, and a certain aspirational lifestyle, the packaging is viewed as much more than just a protective shell, it’s an extension of the product experience and the Apple brand itself. Let’s dive into the world of Apple’s packaging, exploring why it has such a hold over consumers. Through the lens of design philosophy, psychological principles, and consumer culture, we will unravel the unspoken value of Apple’s packaging and why it so often escapes the fate of the recycling bin. Welcome to the journey through the life of an Apple box, a journey that often extends far beyond its initial unboxing. [Image “Body+asset+1+%2811%29.png”] Design Philosophy and User Experience Apple’s design philosophy can be summarized in one word: simplicity. From the design of its software to its hardware, and indeed, its packaging, the goal is to make complex technology accessible, intuitive, and aesthetically pleasing. This philosophy was famously encapsulated by Steve Jobs’ statement that: “Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” Nowhere is this ethos more evident than in the design of Apple’s packaging. Here, simplicity reigns supreme. Apple’s boxes typically consist of a lower base and an upper lid that fits snugly over it, offering an almost seamless unboxing experience. The high-quality, rigid cardboard material ensures durability, while the white, minimalist aesthetic speaks volumes about the product inside. Every detail is meticulously considered, from the placement of the product image on the box to the arrangement of the accessories inside. Even the absence of traditional packaging elements, such as visible tabs or creases, is deliberate. These choices serve to create an uncluttered and premium feel, mirroring the seamless, user-friendly experience of the Apple products themselves. In fact, one could argue that the unboxing process serves as a precursor to using the product. Just as Apple’s software guides the user intuitively, the packaging eases the user into the product experience. The box opens smoothly, the product and accessories are arranged logically, and setup instructions are clear and minimal. This attention to detail in packaging design reflects Apple’s overarching design philosophy. It’s about creating a user experience that is not just functional but delightful. It’s about turning the ordinary into something extraordinary. And this is a big part of why people hold onto Apple packaging. The box, like the product it once held, stands as a testament to the design values Apple espouses, a physical embodiment of a philosophy that prizes simplicity, functionality, and beauty. —Read the rest on Medium [Image “CTA+-+Light+Gray+%281%29.png”]
[Image “Header+-+Apple+Packaging.png”] Exploring the intersection of design, psychology, and consumer culture in Apple’s packaging strategy Have you ever unboxed an Apple product? If so, chances are you remember the experience. The sensation of lifting the perfectly fitted lid, the first glimpse of the gleaming device nestled within, even the faint new-product smell that accompanies it. It’s a sensory journey that begins well before you power on your new device. But once the novelty of the new gadget subsides, what happens to the box it came in? For many people, the answer is simple: they keep it. But why? In a world increasingly conscious of consumption and waste, the phenomenon of keeping product packaging might seem counterintuitive. After all, once its protective role is fulfilled, why does the box hold value? However, when it comes to Apple, a brand synonymous with innovation, quality, and a certain aspirational lifestyle, the packaging is viewed as much more than just a protective shell, it’s an extension of the product experience and the Apple brand itself. Let’s dive into the world of Apple’s packaging, exploring why it has such a hold over consumers. Through the lens of design philosophy, psychological principles, and consumer culture, we will unravel the unspoken value of Apple’s packaging and why it so often escapes the fate of the recycling bin. Welcome to the journey through the life of an Apple box, a journey that often extends far beyond its initial unboxing. [Image “Body+asset+1+%2811%29.png”] Design Philosophy and User Experience Apple’s design philosophy can be summarized in one word: simplicity. From the design of its software to its hardware, and indeed, its packaging, the goal is to make complex technology accessible, intuitive, and aesthetically pleasing. This philosophy was famously encapsulated by Steve Jobs’ statement that: “Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” Nowhere is this ethos more evident than in the design of Apple’s packaging. Here, simplicity reigns supreme. Apple’s boxes typically consist of a lower base and an upper lid that fits snugly over it, offering an almost seamless unboxing experience. The high-quality, rigid cardboard material ensures durability, while the white, minimalist aesthetic speaks volumes about the product inside. Every detail is meticulously considered, from the placement of the product image on the box to the arrangement of the accessories inside. Even the absence of traditional packaging elements, such as visible tabs or creases, is deliberate. These choices serve to create an uncluttered and premium feel, mirroring the seamless, user-friendly experience of the Apple products themselves. In fact, one could argue that the unboxing process serves as a precursor to using the product. Just as Apple’s software guides the user intuitively, the packaging eases the user into the product experience. The box opens smoothly, the product and accessories are arranged logically, and setup instructions are clear and minimal. This attention to detail in packaging design reflects Apple’s overarching design philosophy. It’s about creating a user experience that is not just functional but delightful. It’s about turning the ordinary into something extraordinary. And this is a big part of why people hold onto Apple packaging. The box, like the product it once held, stands as a testament to the design values Apple espouses, a physical embodiment of a philosophy that prizes simplicity, functionality, and beauty. —Read the rest on Medium [Image “CTA+-+Light+Gray+%281%29.png”]
[Image “Header+-+Working+Backwards.png”] The magic of Working Backwards: A real-world case study During my 11 years at Amazon, I saw the company grow from 3,000 engineers to 60,000 engineers, and the stock grow from $40 to $3000 (pre-split). That’s an astronomical growth by all measures. It was a wild ride. Sometimes people ask me: What’s the secret sauce? I actually don’t think there’s a “secret” sauce. Everything is out there for you to see in plain sight. Jeff Bezos’ ruthless business acumen. The intense work environment over-indexed on delivery and unapologetically trimming fat. The way Amazon’s leadership principles shape hiring, firing, business decisions and even daily conversations. But above all, Amazon works backwards from the customer. One of my earlier blogs touched on that a bit (“The importance of Story Telling”). My career growth during my time at Amazon mirrored Amazon’s growth to some degree. I came in as an SDE-II very much unsure of myself; left after having been a Principal Engineer for six years and having shaped a lot of the ways in which Amazon tests its software. A lot of that career growth was too, due to Working Backwards. What is this magic “Working Backwards” thing, might you ask? It’s very simple. In fact, deceptively simple. Most software engineers work in a linear fashion, where they have an idea, they write a massive design document that they review with their peers, then once it’s approved they go write the code. Finally, when the thing is feature-complete, they write a customer-facing announcement, and they launch their product, sending that announcement out to the world. [Image “Body+asset+1+%2810%29.png”] Amazon thinks differently. You write the customer announcement before you write your code, before you write your design, in fact, ideally before you truly consider all the technical roadblocks you may encounter. You review it with your peers, stakeholders, customers, to align. Then, your technical design works backwards from it. [Image “Body+asset+2+%282%29.png”] That simple? Yeah. But I assert that flipping the order in which things happen changes everything. And it’s not more work: you have to write that customer announcement anyways! A good customer announcement tells me the WHAT, the WHY and the HOW, and it does not talk about implementation details at all. — Read the rest on Medium [Image “CTA+-+Blue+%283%29.png”]
[Image “Header+-+Working+Backwards.png”] The magic of Working Backwards: A real-world case study During my 11 years at Amazon, I saw the company grow from 3,000 engineers to 60,000 engineers, and the stock grow from $40 to $3000 (pre-split). That’s an astronomical growth by all measures. It was a wild ride. Sometimes people ask me: What’s the secret sauce? I actually don’t think there’s a “secret” sauce. Everything is out there for you to see in plain sight. Jeff Bezos’ ruthless business acumen. The intense work environment over-indexed on delivery and unapologetically trimming fat. The way Amazon’s leadership principles shape hiring, firing, business decisions and even daily conversations. But above all, Amazon works backwards from the customer. One of my earlier blogs touched on that a bit (“The importance of Story Telling”). My career growth during my time at Amazon mirrored Amazon’s growth to some degree. I came in as an SDE-II very much unsure of myself; left after having been a Principal Engineer for six years and having shaped a lot of the ways in which Amazon tests its software. A lot of that career growth was too, due to Working Backwards. What is this magic “Working Backwards” thing, might you ask? It’s very simple. In fact, deceptively simple. Most software engineers work in a linear fashion, where they have an idea, they write a massive design document that they review with their peers, then once it’s approved they go write the code. Finally, when the thing is feature-complete, they write a customer-facing announcement, and they launch their product, sending that announcement out to the world. [Image “Body+asset+1+%2810%29.png”] Amazon thinks differently. You write the customer announcement before you write your code, before you write your design, in fact, ideally before you truly consider all the technical roadblocks you may encounter. You review it with your peers, stakeholders, customers, to align. Then, your technical design works backwards from it. [Image “Body+asset+2+%282%29.png”] That simple? Yeah. But I assert that flipping the order in which things happen changes everything. And it’s not more work: you have to write that customer announcement anyways! A good customer announcement tells me the WHAT, the WHY and the HOW, and it does not talk about implementation details at all. — Read the rest on Medium [Image “CTA+-+Blue+%283%29.png”]
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Süt Kardeşler İzmir’de

Süt Kardeşler İzmir’de
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Süheyl ve Behzat Uygur Tiyatrosu ilk olarak Nejat Uygur tarafından sahnelenen “Süt Kardeşler” oyununu Gaziemir, Güzelbahçe ve Tire’de oynayacak. Gösterimler ücretsiz olacak.

30. yılını kutlayan Süheyl ve Behzat Uygur Tiyatrosu “Süt Kardeşler”i İzmir’de üç ayrı sahnede oynayacak. İzmir Büyükşehir Belediyesi’nin katkılarıyla düzenlenecek gösterimler ücretsiz olacak. Oyunu 13 yaşından büyükler izleyebilecek.

“Süt Kardeşler” 12 Şubat Çarşamba Gaziemir Atatürk Kültür Merkezi’nde saat 20.00’de İzmirli sanatseverlerle buluşacak. İkinci oyun 13 Şubat Perşembe Güzelbahçe Tuncel Kurtiz Salonu’nda saat 20.00’de başlayacak. Son gösterim ise 14 Şubat’ta Tire Belediyesi Kültür Salon’unda yine saat 20.00’de yapılacak.

Süt Kardeşler İzmir’de

Usta tiyatrocu Nejat Uygur tarafından sahnelenen oyunu oğulları Süheyl ve Behzat Uygur bugüne uyarladı. 1950’li yıllarda geçen oyun “asabi-komedi” olarak tanımlanıyor. Oyuncu kadrosunda Behzat Uygur, Süheyl Uygur, Emine Ün, Nurten İnan, Ömer Yılmaz, Hakan Eke, Mesut Yılmaz ve Elif Gönlüm’ün adları yer alıyor.

Süt Kardeşler İzmir’de

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