I used to hate autosave until I found this little guy in "General" under "System Preferences":

When this is checked, you don't have to worry about making unnecessary changes to a document. Instead, whenever you close out, you get the awesome message:

At this point, autosave does exactly what I need. I can revert changes if desired, but will still get autosaving if that's not my intent from the get-go. Try it out—you'll like it.

On-Person

• iPhone 5S
• Uniform Wares 203 Series Watch
• Everlane Wallet
• Tanner Goods Belt Lanyard with Keys

Bag (Filson Briefcase in white)

• MBP Retina 15"
• iPad Mini Retina
• Audio Technica wooden over-ear headphones (ATH-ESW9A)
• WD 2TB USB3 external hard drive
• Pencil by FiftyThree
• Lamy Safari
• Leuchtturm1917 dot grid notebook
• Klean Kanteen Reflect water bottle
• Current issue of Kinfolk/Cereal/Port

Flow is really awesome.

Wholeheartedly agree.

For example, Google Maps for iOS made the mistake of assuming users would eventually intuit their gesture-only interactions (swipe left/right through POIs, swipe left/right through potential routes).

Over the past few months, tooltips have been appearing in the app to demonstrate how to perform some of their gestures. Pretty obvious that they weren't working out for the casual user.

Vesper has some amazing interactions around tagging.

Looks amazing—I wonder what's behind the decision to film in 4:3 rather than 16:9 though.

Libratone Loop. Supports Airplay, so no wires.

http://www.libratone.com/home/products/loop/

In love with "Revolved Forms" by Crtomir Just:

http://www.behance.net/gallery/Revolved-forms/6760657