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Python: The Documentary | An origin story - PodPapyrus.
Python: The Documentary | An origin story PodPapyrus.
andrewarrow.dev
August 30, 2025 at 10:32 AM
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wow, so many details NOT in either of the movie versions. I remember sneaking into Alive in 1993 because I was 16 and it was R. I put a summary at andrewarrow.dev/podpapyrus/s... but can remove if desired. Comes from www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1fp...
Flight 571: Survival in the Andes with Blair Braverman - PodPapyrus.
Flight 571: Survival in the Andes with Blair Braverman PodPapyrus.
andrewarrow.dev
August 26, 2025 at 1:56 AM
wow, so many details NOT in either of the movie versions. I remember sneaking into Alive in 1993 because I was 16 and it was R. I put a summary at andrewarrow.dev/podpapyrus/s... but can remove if desired. Comes from www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1fp...
oh what do you think of this then? andrewarrow.dev/podpapyrus/s... it's a 3 hour pod cast that I could never get any of my friends to actual listen to. But this is just a summary.
PodPapyrus is a way to read your favorite podcasts.
PodPapyrus is a way to read your favorite podcasts.
andrewarrow.dev
August 24, 2025 at 9:51 PM
oh what do you think of this then? andrewarrow.dev/podpapyrus/s... it's a 3 hour pod cast that I could never get any of my friends to actual listen to. But this is just a summary.
Q: What if my kid is on the iPad all day and has no other interests?
A: Your job is to be a "gateway" from their digital world to the real one. Dive into their game or show, then create irresistible, real-world invitations based on that passion (building their Minecraft house with LEGOs, etc.)
A: Your job is to be a "gateway" from their digital world to the real one. Dive into their game or show, then create irresistible, real-world invitations based on that passion (building their Minecraft house with LEGOs, etc.)
August 24, 2025 at 8:44 PM
Q: What if my kid is on the iPad all day and has no other interests?
A: Your job is to be a "gateway" from their digital world to the real one. Dive into their game or show, then create irresistible, real-world invitations based on that passion (building their Minecraft house with LEGOs, etc.)
A: Your job is to be a "gateway" from their digital world to the real one. Dive into their game or show, then create irresistible, real-world invitations based on that passion (building their Minecraft house with LEGOs, etc.)
Q: What if the loud iPad is a genuine safety issue, like while I'm driving?
A: Safety is the prime directive. Neutralize the danger immediately by pulling over. Calmly explain that the car cannot move while it's unsafe, and then offer a choice: volume off, or iPad away.
A: Safety is the prime directive. Neutralize the danger immediately by pulling over. Calmly explain that the car cannot move while it's unsafe, and then offer a choice: volume off, or iPad away.
August 24, 2025 at 8:43 PM
Q: What if the loud iPad is a genuine safety issue, like while I'm driving?
A: Safety is the prime directive. Neutralize the danger immediately by pulling over. Calmly explain that the car cannot move while it's unsafe, and then offer a choice: volume off, or iPad away.
A: Safety is the prime directive. Neutralize the danger immediately by pulling over. Calmly explain that the car cannot move while it's unsafe, and then offer a choice: volume off, or iPad away.
Q: How do I handle my kid playing the iPad at a painfully loud volume?
A: Never grab the device. State your problem ("That volume is hurts"), then offer a choice ("Would you like to lower it?"). If they refuse, use a natural consequence: calmly remove yourself from the room until the noise is gone.
A: Never grab the device. State your problem ("That volume is hurts"), then offer a choice ("Would you like to lower it?"). If they refuse, use a natural consequence: calmly remove yourself from the room until the noise is gone.
August 24, 2025 at 8:42 PM
Q: How do I handle my kid playing the iPad at a painfully loud volume?
A: Never grab the device. State your problem ("That volume is hurts"), then offer a choice ("Would you like to lower it?"). If they refuse, use a natural consequence: calmly remove yourself from the room until the noise is gone.
A: Never grab the device. State your problem ("That volume is hurts"), then offer a choice ("Would you like to lower it?"). If they refuse, use a natural consequence: calmly remove yourself from the room until the noise is gone.
Q: What if talking to them, even softly, just makes them angrier?
A: When words become fuel, go silent. Shift from being a negotiator to being a calm rescuer. Use your physical presence to offer a silent choice (holding out hand), if necessary use a "Secure Scoop" not a "Limb Grab" to carry them out
A: When words become fuel, go silent. Shift from being a negotiator to being a calm rescuer. Use your physical presence to offer a silent choice (holding out hand), if necessary use a "Secure Scoop" not a "Limb Grab" to carry them out
August 24, 2025 at 8:41 PM
Q: What if talking to them, even softly, just makes them angrier?
A: When words become fuel, go silent. Shift from being a negotiator to being a calm rescuer. Use your physical presence to offer a silent choice (holding out hand), if necessary use a "Secure Scoop" not a "Limb Grab" to carry them out
A: When words become fuel, go silent. Shift from being a negotiator to being a calm rescuer. Use your physical presence to offer a silent choice (holding out hand), if necessary use a "Secure Scoop" not a "Limb Grab" to carry them out
Q: But what about screaming in a public place where people are staring?
A: Your job is to be your child's ally, not the public's enforcer. The ASAP solution is to form a team and calmly exit together. Frame it as a rescue from an overwhelming place: "This is too much for us. We need to go."
A: Your job is to be your child's ally, not the public's enforcer. The ASAP solution is to form a team and calmly exit together. Frame it as a rescue from an overwhelming place: "This is too much for us. We need to go."
August 24, 2025 at 8:38 PM
Q: But what about screaming in a public place where people are staring?
A: Your job is to be your child's ally, not the public's enforcer. The ASAP solution is to form a team and calmly exit together. Frame it as a rescue from an overwhelming place: "This is too much for us. We need to go."
A: Your job is to be your child's ally, not the public's enforcer. The ASAP solution is to form a team and calmly exit together. Frame it as a rescue from an overwhelming place: "This is too much for us. We need to go."
Q: What if my kid is just screaming and disrupting everyone at home?
A: Don't enforce silence; solve the problem. State your own need ("That noise is hurting") and then offer a choice that respects their need to be loud. Offer a new location or a new method (scream into a pillow).
A: Don't enforce silence; solve the problem. State your own need ("That noise is hurting") and then offer a choice that respects their need to be loud. Offer a new location or a new method (scream into a pillow).
August 24, 2025 at 8:37 PM
Q: What if my kid is just screaming and disrupting everyone at home?
A: Don't enforce silence; solve the problem. State your own need ("That noise is hurting") and then offer a choice that respects their need to be loud. Offer a new location or a new method (scream into a pillow).
A: Don't enforce silence; solve the problem. State your own need ("That noise is hurting") and then offer a choice that respects their need to be loud. Offer a new location or a new method (scream into a pillow).
key points: andrewarrow.dev/podpapyrus/s...
PodPapyrus is a way to read your favorite podcasts.
PodPapyrus is a way to read your favorite podcasts.
andrewarrow.dev
August 24, 2025 at 6:05 PM
key points: andrewarrow.dev/podpapyrus/s...