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Adam here from Changelog.com. There’s a transcript as well if you’d like to read or scan the conversation.

Very cool! Did you catch the kind-of-a-follow-up episode where we talk about "Open source goes to Mars" https://changelog.com/podcast/440 ?

Thanks for the shout out! Love that Founders Talk podcast :)

We're on Overcast, Spotify, Apple Podcasts...all the places.

Also, there's a hack to change the playback speed onsite. The "S" key cycles through the playback speed options.

The other Co-host of The Changelog here...

If you liked that SRE style show on our infra, then you'll love the new show we just launched called Ship It - https://changelog.com/shipit

We are open to more camps and languages, bur we're very focused on sustainable expansion. What camps/langs did you have in mind?

For those wanting to read a transcript...

Transcripts are delayed a few days but there will be a transcript. We have a human on staff (Alex) to ensure every podcast we produce a highly readable transcript that can also be contributed to via Github.

Transcripts are delayed a few days but there will be a transcript. We have a human on staff (Alex) to ensure every podcast we produce a highly readable transcript that can also be contributed to via Github.

Eddie is this something you think would be interesting to talk about on The Changelog ~> https://changelog.com/podcast

We've talked about 18F with Hillary Hartley and Aidan Feldman in the past here ~> https://changelog.com/podcast/230

Get in touch at editors@changelog.com if you're interested!

We did an entire show on this with Ozan Onay back in 2017 ~> https://changelog.com/podcast/260

You can read through the transcript too ~> https://changelog.com/podcast/260#transcript

Thanks for linking Changelog Weekly! If anyone has questions, we're here and listening ~> https://changelog.com/community

This is Adam -- EIC of changelog.com.

We're open sourcing our CMS soon. Would be glad to answer any questions or hear comments from the community here.

Thanks Joe for sharing this.

Listen to this podcast episode. You will not be disappointed.

Then, come back here and share your favorite quoteable moments.

Thanks for linking that, but this in an in depth audio interview with Pieter on that subject, and more. Tons of wisdom shared by Pieter in this call.

Maybe we can get Richard back on the line for a few more questions and an extended version? I'm sure he'd be down for that.

Thanks for pulling out all these time codes and quotes. This was awesome.

HN -- Why you trim the word "Essential" off the title here? It's a keyword to the title of the post. Bummer.

:thumbsup: Thanks Jaymie -- you're going to love our follow-up post with our essential videos to watch.

"I appeared on @TheChangelog for close to two hours to talk about 10+ years of Rails, http://thechangelog.com/145/ – culture, code, organization." -- https://twitter.com/dhh/status/573909474865451009

If you want to know the real truth behind Dokku and Flynn, you should listen to episode #99 of The Changelog: http://thechangelog.com/99/

Couldn't help but plug this on The Changelog: http://thechangelog.com/flickr-store/

This is an old podcast, but the content is not stale one bit.

This is also one of our top podcasts (http://thechangelog.com/podcast/), so I thought I'd share this here to get the Hacker community back into this topic and hear the details from the maker of Oh my zsh.

Hmm, we'll certainly keep our eyes out for that and cover it.

Very good point.

That was just 7 months ago though http://thechangelog.com/textmate-2-now-on-github/

Folks started to give up on updates to TextMate years ago. I'm certainly glad that it's open now and being pushed forward, but that was only after lying stagnant for too long -- meanwhile Sublime Text propped up and pushed forward.

I have to agree -- I was wanting Sacha to expand on not being ideal for e-commerce sites as well.

On this note, I see a great application for small business to capitalize on knowing where more humans have accessibility to non-car parking so to speak. Having access gives the would be business owner to see ahead where bike access is and provide services to those areas.

I agree. GitHub gives developer access, but at the same time the source can be browsed, linked to, or downloaded as a zip. Too easy.

Thanks for sharing we'll be compiling a list.

Can you keep us in the loop with how this progresses so we can cover it?

Thanks for sharing. We're gonna work on a list post sharing links to all known large states and cities in the US on GitHub and embrace open source the way that Chicago and Philly are.