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[3161.72 --> 3167.88] they're planning on a 1.0 soon uh we hope to do a show soon with their team steve klabnik who is |
[3167.88 --> 3172.12] sort of i guess part of the changelog he doesn't really contribute too often but he's sort of like |
[3172.12 --> 3178.92] a an alumni for for many years now he plays a feature here and there on shows we plan to have |
[3178.92 --> 3185.64] a show with um with him back talking to yehuda about uh json api and some cool stuff they're doing |
[3185.64 --> 3190.84] there but some other news about them was with was steve and yehuda joined as as core with the rest team |
[3190.84 --> 3197.72] uh docker versus core west there's some drama there some missteps there we'd like to dig into and we |
[3197.72 --> 3204.12] plan to um as we mentioned earlier with angular there's 2.0 concerns with backward compatibility |
[3204.84 --> 3210.44] and just some some unique things is that are happening in the in the in the community there |
[3211.24 --> 3214.84] sadly we had some people pass away i don't know if it's a it's definitely not a comprehensive list of |
[3214.84 --> 3221.64] people passing away but no uh jim weirich and uh ezra zimatovich both highly impacted the community |
[3221.64 --> 3228.20] those are two that we particularly uh particularly covered and earmarked to a degree and um definitely |
[3228.20 --> 3233.64] sad about their passing wish their family uh nothing but blessings of peace and comfort in this time |
[3234.36 --> 3240.12] um especially going into holidays it's never easy having a loved one be lost me and my family we |
[3240.12 --> 3244.68] personally have someone who's a loved one who's lost and so we're going into this holiday season with |
[3245.24 --> 3252.76] with um a lot of mourning but also some joy of of this new year but um some tough times for sure |
[3253.96 --> 3259.72] um i would say the php spec one that was pretty neat having uh sarah goldman on the show |
[3260.84 --> 3269.48] she's got such a huge deep knowledge of php uh what she does at facebook and keeping it fast and hhvm and |
[3269.48 --> 3275.80] i mean amazing amazing work so having her on the show we plan to have more of her and her cohorts at |
[3276.04 --> 3281.32] facebook on the show to talk about hack and other stuff and you know kudos to facebook too to step in |
[3281.32 --> 3287.32] and help unify the community there too in addition i mean facebook you know they're not my favorite |
[3287.32 --> 3292.60] company out there but these guys have been really killing it with open source lately uh the flux stuff |
[3292.60 --> 3299.40] they did this year you know uh react which is is growing more and more popular yep um yeah the php |
[3299.40 --> 3304.60] stuff hack it's just like one thing after the next facebook just keeps releasing more and more |
[3305.08 --> 3309.88] high quality open source stuff and you know you say there's a couple other names and we haven't had |
[3309.88 --> 3316.76] shows on those right and i'll say you know from my point of view i wish we could cover more i it's not |
[3316.76 --> 3321.00] that we don't because we don't want to it's because we just don't have all the time in the world this is |
[3321.88 --> 3328.36] to a degree a hobby for us you know for both of us even and neither of us are doing this full time so we |
[3328.36 --> 3334.84] are covering as much as we can as well as we can and that's that's been our goal so just to kind of |
[3334.84 --> 3340.60] hang on that comment there um debian was forked i don't have any more details about that but that was |
[3341.16 --> 3346.36] news for everyone else we did talk about it in the change law weekly so if you don't subscribe to that |
[3346.36 --> 3351.40] we've talked about it lots of this show you should go to uh the change law.com slash weekly and subscribe |
[3351.40 --> 3359.24] um we had shows on pearl which is a first for us and dot net uh microsoft has never been on this show |
[3359.24 --> 3365.32] they've been mentioned as far as new get and and whatnot but that's about it we had core team members |
[3365.32 --> 3371.16] from the dot net core team on the show we had ovid on talking about pearl so we'd like to expand more on |
[3371.16 --> 3378.36] that and uh let me go to twitter real quick because i wanted to pull up this person's name uh andy i don't |
[3378.36 --> 3387.88] know how to see your last name i won't try but uh he's at and s h uh s-c-h-w-a on twitter he uh |
[3387.88 --> 3392.76] gave us a comment which i think is is nice that will help us frame some new stuff we'll work on |
[3392.76 --> 3400.36] for 2015 which is to better cover emacs linux rust c plus plus other um functional programming languages |
[3400.36 --> 3406.36] like closure we'd love to do that and like you said earlier jared ping is one way to help us do that |
[3406.36 --> 3412.76] so we're we're a two-man and some army around here we got beverly on the team as well but our team |
[3412.76 --> 3417.80] has grown and it's shrunk um actually because it's you know it's it's hard to keep everybody |
[3418.28 --> 3424.36] keeping a change log you know what i mean so it's tough work man this is tough work there |
[3424.36 --> 3430.84] you see what i did there yeah for sure i mean we'd love to cover more system level stuff um we've seen |
[3430.84 --> 3436.92] you know specifically go and rust have really exploded in the last couple years go um you know |
[3436.92 --> 3441.32] has become really established rust still hasn't hit 1.0 but there's so much excitement around the |
[3441.32 --> 3449.56] possibilities there um c and c plus plus you know we those are things that you and i just do not come |
[3449.56 --> 3455.16] across very often at least in a way that we can know for sure like this is cool this is not worthy |
[3455.16 --> 3459.72] um we're doing our best but uh we need y'all help if if we're going to cover those things and if |
[3459.72 --> 3464.36] anybody out there is super passionate about these particular topics and want to see shows on these |
[3465.00 --> 3469.80] want to see more coverage whether it's in the newsletter or on the website reach out to us and |
[3469.80 --> 3475.48] definitely get in touch yeah let's uh we got the ping repo you can email us directly though although |
[3475.48 --> 3480.52] ping is probably the best way to do it just get in touch if you've got ideas we're we're an open book |
[3480.52 --> 3485.32] we might not be always always be able to deliver on everything we we would like to and like i said |
[3485.32 --> 3492.12] we try our best but um as i said that topic list there we just rattled off was not a comprehensive |
[3492.12 --> 3497.88] list it was just something that's been uh roughly pulled together of from recent issues of the weekly |
[3497.88 --> 3504.52] and the blog and the podcast itself but uh i'll just say it's been great serving the open source |
[3504.52 --> 3510.44] community um this year just doing whatever we can we want to do more of it and whatever you can |
[3510.44 --> 3515.40] do the listener whatever you can do as as a listener and as a as a reader of the change log |
[3515.40 --> 3519.96] you know become a member that's the easiest way to support us um subscribe to weekly tell people |
[3519.96 --> 3525.08] about weekly that's the easiest way you can support us we would do something like a patreon or |
[3525.72 --> 3530.84] get up or something like that but honestly our membership is our patreon our membership is our |
[3530.84 --> 3536.04] get up that's the way we do it um we do it through stripe it's totally secure you support us |
[3536.04 --> 3540.20] directly we don't got to share that money with anybody else it directly benefits and |
[3540.20 --> 3546.76] supports jared and i making sure that we can keep a change log and keep supporting open source |
[3547.32 --> 3552.52] maybe even go to more conferences and do some cool stuff like we will release here in the first part |
[3552.52 --> 3558.04] of 2015 so i won't say what that is just yet but it involves video that's that's about it |
[3558.60 --> 3565.48] um so what's the best way to close the show what do you think just say bye just say see in 2015 |
[3565.48 --> 3572.44] see you in 2015 that's it see you in 2015 that's it see you in 2015 so if you've listened this far |
[3572.44 --> 3576.84] thank you very much uh we appreciate your support and we'll see you in 2015 |
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[3593.56 --> 3623.54] We'll see you next time. |
• Chad Whittaker, founder of Gidip, discusses the growth and direction of the platform |
• Gidip is a way to give money every week to people and teams you believe in, supporting an economy of gratitude and generosity |
• The platform allows users to set up recurring donations, as small as a penny, to support their favorite open-source projects |
• Gidip has 2,887 active users and is coming up on 3,000 weekly users |
• Chad reflects on the platform's two-year anniversary and considers his plans for the future, stating that they are moving ahead "full steam ahead" |
• Growth of the platform, with over 13,000 users and a revenue increase of $10,000 |
• Analysis of user growth over the past year, with a doubling of users every 4-5 months |
• Transition from a solo project to a team effort in 2013 |
• January 2014 company retreat in Pittsburgh, with 12 team members in attendance |
• Discussion of the platform's team structure, with a core group of committed members and a wider "cloud" of interested individuals |
• Mention of security concerns and potential risks associated with being a public figure |
• Discussion of the Amish shooting and school safety |
• User's personal experience as a rich white male and online presence |
• Shift in the purpose of the platform "get up" from funding open source to supporting activists and feminists |
• Disconnect between the user and the activists using the platform |
• Efforts to establish a relationship with users and understand their needs |
• Criticism and feedback from users, including one of the top receivers on the platform |
• Origins and purpose of the platform "get up" (originally get tip) as a tip jar for open source projects |
• The speaker invented a product (later named Git Tip) around May 11th and launched it three weeks later, which quickly grew in popularity |
• The product was initially called a "tip jar for GitHub" but was later renamed to avoid confusion with the GitHub brand |
• The speaker wants to expand the product beyond open-source and has been discussing the concept of "open companies" with others |
• The idea of open companies involves sharing as much as possible, charging as little as possible, and being funded on a pay-what-you-want basis |
• The speaker's motivation for open companies is to live a life of gratitude and generosity, and to share his work freely |
• Some people have expressed concerns that radical transparency, which is a key aspect of open companies, can be threatening or harassing in some cases |
• The speaker acknowledges that radical transparency can have an opportunity cost, and that it's not always easy to navigate the boundaries between openness and harassment. |
• Decision to make an open company call with TechCrunch and the potential consequences |
• Jason Calacanis reaching out to have a conversation, but the speaker feeling they "shot themselves in the foot" |
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