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by hbadgery 5y ago
I like it
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by hbadgery 6y ago
Some of the topics we dive deep into include: - Microsoft’s best practices for managing an open source program office - What Stormy has been working on at Microsoft in the last year - Innersource and the key to growing company-backed open s
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Podcast with Director of Microsoft's Open Source Program Office(youtube.com)
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by hbadgery 6y ago
Some of the guests that we've had on the show (and will be releasing the podcasts soon) include: - Gil Yehuda, used to be the Senior Director of Open Source at Verizon Media - Guy Martin, Director at OASIS - Jono Bacon, author of Peopl
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by hbadgery 6y ago
We launched this podcast because we want to help enterprises better manage their open source software technologies. Why? We believe that with the right corporate participation and involvement, OSS can thrive! You can also watch/listen
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Show HN: New Podcast: open-source For Business. Learn from worlds #1 OSS experts(podcasts.apple.com)
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AMA – Creator of NumPy, SciPy and Founder of Anaconda – Tomorrow 9:30AM CT
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by hbadgery 6y ago
Thanks for your great questions! Please find the live video recording by clicking here. Travis ended up answering the following questions (I've timestamped the answers for y'all so you can find them): [8:00] OpenTeams' missio
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by hbadgery 6y ago
Travis answers your question at the timestamp [31:55]. Check the video recording: https://twitter.com/openteamsinc/status/1250924987969449986?...
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by hbadgery 6y ago
Thanks Sudoaza, great question! I'll share the answer after Travis goes live!
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by hbadgery 6y ago
Ask any questions you have here and I'll share with you the answers!
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AMA in 2 hours: creator of NumPy, SciPy and founder of Anaconda, NUMFocus
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by hbadgery 7y ago
I can't explain the number of times my mom has asked me to explain what open source is. I wrote this fun, short article so that you can easily explain what open source is to anyone by using this analogy. I'd love feedback!
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How to Explain Open Source to Your Mom(medium.com)
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How to Get a Job Using Open Source(medium.com)
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We will be taking a 10% cut on the funding which will go to further development of the platform. The OpenPartner's are responsible for creating the product roadmap in liaison with the development team. This includes a clear budget for
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by hbadgery 7y ago
Thank you for this fantastic feedback. We will discuss all of these points as a team. Really appreciate it!
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by hbadgery 7y ago
Thank you for this feedback. I'll be sending this info back to the dev team. We really appreciate it!
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by hbadgery 7y ago
Great question! Thank you. OpenTeams' vision is to become THE platform for open source innovation. OpenCollective uses a donation-based model. On the other hand, OpenTeams is creating a marketplace that connects open source software co
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by hbadgery 7y ago
I really appreciate the suggestions. They are very insightful and I'll make sure I discuss them all with the team - thank you so much. In practice, a project needs funding. They create an Initiative on our platform with a product roadm
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by hbadgery 7y ago
Great question! We focused on building out the contributor side of the marketplace first. However, we are now focusing on building out both sides of the marketplace in parallel.
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by hbadgery 7y ago
Thank you for your detailed comment. We really do appreciate your feedback - it will help us to get better! Our KickStarter style funding events are called Initiatives. Please visit our early Initiatives page and you will find two projects
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by hbadgery 7y ago
We agree that a KickStarter style of funding is the best way to succesfully fund a project as it has many benefits. For example, funding companies mitigate risk by sharing the burden of cost. Check out our early Initiatives page and you&#x2
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by hbadgery 7y ago
We understand that creating a successful startup is difficult. But we are determined! While KickStarter might be useful to get funding for an open source project, we are aiming to become THE platform for open source innovation. OpenTeams is
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by hbadgery 7y ago
Our competition is companies that help open source contributors to be hired or paid in one way or another. Additionally, any companies that help open source projects get funding would be considered competition. Competition includes: * Bount
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by hbadgery 7y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll be bringing this up with the team.
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by hbadgery 7y ago
Don't apologize! We really do appreciate the feedback, so thank you.
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by hbadgery 7y ago
Thank you for such an insightful comment. This is exactly the approach we are taking to launch OpenTeams. By having a small "closed" group focus on launching key features, we believe that our new business model will become the def
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by hbadgery 7y ago
With the founders heavily involved in open source, the notion of giving back is one of the OpenTeam's core values. Thank you for your suggestion. We could not agree more with you!
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by hbadgery 7y ago
We are big fans of Liberapay. They are a great solution working towards making open source sustainable. Our model is very different though. Instead of a recurring donation based system, we are creating a marketplace that connects open sourc

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