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That's the news for now.
On Wednesday's interview show I'm joined by Filippo Valsorda who quit Google's Go team last year to experiment with more sustainable paths for open source maintainers. Good news, it worked! Filippo is now a full-time open source maintainer and he wants to tell everyone exactly how he's making the equivalent to his total compensation package at Google in open source.
Have a great week, share Changelog with a friend if you dig it, and we'll talk to you again real soon.
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We'll be back in your ear holes on Friday with a fascinating conversation all about mainframes. Yes, mainframes are still very much a thing and we talked to a pre-eminent educator who's teaching Cobol and other mainframe tech today. Like, he's probably in class right now.
Have a great week, and we'll talk to you again on Friday.
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Break: [01:15:16.14] to [01:16:25.26]
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Break: [01:03:05.06] to [01:04:01.10]
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There are minor ways the transcripts could be improved in an automated fashion. Namely:
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I imagine this Action would run after every commit, but maybe it could only run on PRs? Will have to check on that...
For some reason, the transcript for ep 42 has Ron Evans' lines labeled with "Paul Orlando".
It's correct in the transcript file though:
https://github.com/thechangelog/transcripts/blob/master/friends/changelog--friends-42.md
Great show, as always!
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If the formatter action changes two files, the title should be "Apply ... for changelog-1.md and 1 other file", but instead it says "Apply ... for changelog-1.md and 1 other files".
A fix for this should add a test for this case and change the behavior in the commitMessage
file.
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Break: [01:03:05.06] to [01:04:01.10]
MatchError on: And that's it for this special episode of Ship It, where we remembered Steve Jobs and all the learnings and special moments that he shared with us throughout his life.
I want to thank Andrew for showing me what it means to be a great friend. and a loyal Apple employee. I still have fond memories from when we used to pair at level 39, and it's been a joy seeing you grow over the years into a great manager at Apple. Everything worked out great.
I started to take a stab at the 327 transciption and ran the audio through a private youtube video to get it. The transcription is actually not that bad, just need to make the line breaks and add who said what with some minor typos.
Would this be alright for an initial go at the transcription. I mean could I make a PR and others could contribute then at that time to the rough cut.
https://github.com/jacebenson/transcripts/blob/transcript-327/podcast/the-changelog-327.md
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Not 100% confident in all of them, but here you go:
https://github.com/thechangelog/transcripts/blob/master/podcast/the-changelog-532.md
https://changelog.com/podcast/532#transcript
00:09:31:10 multithreading support
00:10:22.00 the tools, had the
00:10:44.29 Jun-shu [rich sake] ???
00:11:11.29 , back at the repo
00:36:55.16 await the
00:45:37.09 NVBLAS
00:51:26.13 the worst day... ???
00:54:55.13 text (later it should also read "I personally haven't seen... anyway, let's not go in this direction")
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I pushed this but it does not get picked up by the site.
Maybe smth about the filename being a bonus episode and all?
MatchError on: And that's it for this special episode of Ship It, where we remembered Steve Jobs and all the learnings and special moments that he shared with us throughout his life.
I want to thank Andrew for showing me what it means to be a great friend. and a loyal Apple employee. I still have fond memories from when we used to pair at level 39, and it's been a joy seeing you grow over the years into a great manager at Apple. Everything worked out great.
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That's the news for now.
On Wednesday's interview show I'm joined by Filippo Valsorda who quit Google's Go team last year to experiment with more sustainable paths for open source maintainers. Good news, it worked! Filippo is now a full-time open source maintainer and he wants to tell everyone exactly how he's making the equivalent to his total compensation package at Google in open source.
Have a great week, share Changelog with a friend if you dig it, and we'll talk to you again real soon.
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In https://changelog.com/jsparty/295 (great work, by the way, very useful, thanks a lot), "itβs also a keyboard" is probably "itβs also a keyword".
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That's the news for now, but our epic Strange Loop episode will drop on Wednesday and we're experimenting with our very first game show for Changelog & Friends on Friday!
Have a great week, tell your friends about Changelog News if you dig it, and I'll talk to you again real soon. π
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