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Working in Public

Book • 2020
Nadia Eghbal's "Working in Public" delves into the collaborative nature of open-source software development.

The book explores the social dynamics, motivations, and challenges involved in building and maintaining software projects through collective effort.

Eghbal examines various models of collaboration, highlighting the importance of community building and shared responsibility.

The book offers valuable insights into the complexities of open-source projects and their impact on the broader technological landscape.

It serves as a guide for understanding and participating in these collaborative endeavors.

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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Was published by Stripe Press and looks at the making and maintenance of open source software.
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22: Nadia Asparouhova - Ideas that Infect
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Alex Danco
as a book about how working on open source projects changed before and after GitHub.
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17: Alex Danco - Innovation Begins with Gifts
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Sonal Chokshi
as a new book launch.
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Learning from Open Source Communities
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Carlton Gibson
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Will Vincent
; discussed its relevance to open source and the Django community.
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Django in 2025
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Christopher Bailey
in the context of managing Django's queue and open source project management.
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Deciphering Python Jargon & Compiling Python 1.0
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Dwarkesh Patel
as
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Nadia Asparouhova
's book.
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Nadia Asparouhova - Tech Elites, Democracy, Open Source, & Philanthropy
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Sonal Chokshi
as the book that
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Nadia Asparouhova
wrote which the podcast hosted an episode on.
The antimemetics (and memetics) of making ideas happen -- in crypto and beyond
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Nadia Asparouhova
in the context of open source software development.
Nadia Asparouhova on ANTIMEMETICS
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Kaslin Fields
, quoting a passage about the fear of social faux pas hindering open-source contributions.
Kubernetes v1.33 Octarine, with Nina Polshakova
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Amy Jung
when discussing the matrix of contributors and users in DAOs.
S8 E10 | Organizational Design and Governance Frameworks w/Amy Jung (Safe)
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Benjamin Earl
when discussing the presence of someone through a screen.
Episode 1: Benjamin Earl
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Dan Shipper
as
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Nadia Asparouhova
's previously published book.
Jhana Meditation Silenced Her Mind—And Changed Her View On AI | Nadia Asparouhova, Author and researcher
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Nadia Eghbal
and
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Jerod Santo
as her new book, discussing open source as a lens to a bigger topic.
Working in Public (Interview)
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Jerod Santo
as a book about working in public and open source.
Bringing beauty to the world of code sharing (Interview)
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Jerod Santo
when discussing open source contribution models and the book's relevance to
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Ben Johnson
's approach.
Open source, not open contribution (Interview)
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Jerod Santo
when discussing open source projects and categorizing them based on user and contributor growth.
The story of Vitess (Interview)
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Sonal Chokshi
at the beginning of the podcast as the book being launched.
Working, Making, Creating in Public... and Private

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