In episode 34 of Generationship, Nathen Harvey brings data, humor, and heart to a conversation about AI, DevOps, open source, and developer experience. He and Rachel dive into how AI is influencing software engineering, the role of platform engineering, metrics for assessing performance, and broader reflections on engineering culture and career growth.

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Generationship - Ep. #34, Together with Nathen Harvey

In episode 12 of Open Source Ready, Brian and John welcome Ron Efroni and Ross Turk from Flox to explore the world of Nix, a powerful package manager and more. They discuss how Flox simplifies Nix for developers and enterprises, the challenges of adopting new packaging paradigms, and the evolving landscape of containers and AI in software development.

Open Source Ready - Ep. #12, Exploring Flox and Nix with Ron Efroni & Ross Turk

Bonjour et bienvenue, vous écoutez le huitième numéro de la Revue de Presse mensuelle d’OpenStudio ! Une revue de presse XXL qui fait le tour de l’actualité de nos thématiques de prédilection : Intelligence artificielle, Développement Web, Open Source, E-commerce et Numérique responsable. Des sujets qui s’entrecroisent et nous donnent les dernières tendances du secteur du numérique et des nouvelles technologies.

Revue de presse OpenStudio Avril 2025

In episode 13 of Open Source Ready, Thorsten Ball of Sourcegraph joins Brian and John to unpack the real-world engineering decisions behind language choices, like Microsoft using Go for the recent TypeScript compiler rewrite. Explore the importance of continuous learning in tech, the benefits of knowing multiple programming languages, and how AI agents are poised to reshape developer workflows.

Open Source Ready - Ep. #13, Why Microsoft Chose Go: A Deep Dive with Thorsten Ball

ALL will I tell truly that thou askest from the utter beginning, and if the tale be prolonged, forgive me, master. For not quietly as of old did the maiden loose the varied voice of her oracles,

but poured forth a weird confused cry, and uttered wild words from her bay-chewing mouth, imitating the speech of the dark Sphinx.

Thereof what in heart and memory I hold, hear thou, O King, and, pondering with wise mind, wind and pursue the obscure paths of her riddles, whereso a clear track guides by a straight way through things wrapped in darkness.

And I, cutting the utter bounding thread, will trace her paths of devious speech, striking the starting-point like winged runner.

XNDR (Λυκόφρων ὁ Χαλκιδεύς)

In episode 15 of Open Source Ready, Brian and John chat with Adewale "Ace" Abati from Block about Codename Goose, an open-source AI agent, and the underlying Model Context Protocol (MCP). They explore how AI agents are revolutionizing developer workflows, the concept of "vibe coding" for rapid prototyping, and the future of AI in productivity and accessibility.

Open Source Ready - Ep. #15, Codename Goose and the Future of AI Agents with Adewale Abati

In episode 16 of Open Source Ready, Brian and John sit down with Mitchell Hashimoto, founder of HashiCorp, to discuss his journey after leaving the company and his latest passion project, the open source terminal emulator Ghostty. Mitchell shares the accidental origins of Ghostty, his pragmatic approach to technology, and his thoughts on the current state of open source business models. Lastly, they explore the complexities of AI development and the trade-offs of foundation governance.

Open Source Ready - Ep. #16, Building Tools That Spark Joy with Mitchell Hashimoto

In episode 47 of The Kubelist Podcast, Marc and Benjie sit down with Grant Miller, Founder and CEO of Replicated. This talk chronicles the triumphs and tribulations of Replicated and the many entrepreneurial lessons learned along the way. Grant and Marc also unveil SecureBuild, a new offering for open source projects. Lastly they share their firsthand experiences using AI-assisted coding tools and how they’re revolutionizing productivity.

The Kubelist Podcast - Ep. #47, SecureBuild with Grant Miller of Replicated

This ain’t just a song — it’s a statement.
🎙️ TRUTH is for everyone tired of the noise, lies, and clickbait.
Built on bars, brains, and bravery, this track fires off like 2024 N.W.A. with a message that hits harder than headlines.

📡 Truth is power.
🛠️ Facts are weapons.
📢 And we don’t miss.

🚨 Play it loud. Share it harder.
Let the world know: We don’t guess. We verify.

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Voici le dixième numéro de la Revue de Presse mensuelle d’OpenStudio ! Une revue de presse XXL qui fait le tour de l’actualité de nos thématiques de prédilection : Intelligence artificielle, Développement Web, Open Source, E-commerce et Numérique responsable. Des sujets qui s’entrecroisent et nous donnent les dernières tendances du secteur du numérique et des nouvelles technologies.

Revue de presse OpenStudio #98 - Juin 2025

Our body is our anchor to presence - it holds patterns, emotions, and memories that shape our experience and in that, also shapes our creative processes.
 
Whether it’s producing music, playing an instrument, painting, dancing, cooking, you name it -
  
Our body can be our guide to drop into a state of flow.

FLOW Meditation 1 - 24 June 2025

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In episode 39 of Generationship, Rachel speaks with Simon Willison, founder of Datasette and co-creator of Django. Simon discusses the surprising resurgence of blogging, his coining of the term “prompt injection,” the power of learning in public, and how he uses GitHub issues as an external brain to manage hundreds of projects. This quick-witted and humorous conversation offers a pragmatic look at leveraging today's tools for maximum productivity and impact.

Generationship - Ep. #39, Simon Willison: I Coined Prompt Injection

Play at the Center of Creativity 

Have you ever noticed, when you are creating, you enter a space of playfulness? We all know how to play, or at least we used to. As children, playing meant to be creative and being in the moment, with what was available to us. There was absolutely no agenda to get something right or to achieve a goal. Play was for the sake of playing.  That is true the root of play. There is a special kind of  joy in the core of each child’s play. They are simply immersed in the flow of life energy, improvising as they go.

As we grow older, we often become overloaded with pressures of achieving goals or meeting certain standards, whether its conditions set by the outside, or our own internal expectations. This can usually become our hindrance, which stands between us and play. In other words, between us and the creative force that moves through us.  

The question  I bring this week to reflect on - how do you return to play? 

Play is also our gateway to true joy. And through this gateway, creativity arises effortlessly. Creations that feel alive and authentic, and infused with the energy of a timeless moment. LIke that favorite track of yours - no matter when you listen to it, it feels fresh and meaningful.   

So if you ever find yourself  stuck, whether it's finishing a track or another creative process -  come back to play. Let go of the pressure to get it right, and reconnect to what once brought you that joyful spirit of play. What did you love to make or do as a child?  To your surprise, this may not be so far from what it is you’re doing today - one just has to remember. Start there, and let joy lead the way into your creative flow.

That’s it for now ! I wish you an inspired flow for your week ahead. 

Until next time!

FLOW Meditation 3 - Play at the Center of Creativity

In episode 18 of Open Source Ready, Brian Douglas and John McBride are joined by Christopher Burns to unpack the complexities of consent management and cookie banners. Discover how Christopher’s open source project, c15t, aims to simplify privacy compliance for developers, bridging the gap between legal requirements and practical implementation. This episode offers a fresh perspective on why consent is not just a legal burden, but a critical component of modern web development.

Open Source Ready - Ep. #18, Consent Management with Christopher Burns

In episode 10 of Platform Builders, Christine Spang and Isaac Nassimi chat with Seth Besmertnik about Conductor's journey through the WeWork acquisition and its incredible comeback from near-disaster, offering a powerful lesson in resilience and leadership. The conversation then pivots to the future, exploring how AI is about to turn the web upside down. Seth provides a clear framework for how brands must adapt their content and SEO strategies to survive and thrive in this new AI-driven world.

Platform Builders - Ep. #10, Building Leverage, Not Features with Seth Besmertnik

In episode 40 of Generationship, Salma Mayorquin of Remyx AI unpacks the shift from traditional MLOps to ExperimentOps—a framework for scaling insight in modern AI development. With stories from Netflix, Yelp, and Stripe, she explains how teams are bringing foundation models into production and what it takes to keep up. If you're grappling with LLMs, MLOps, or decision paralysis in GenAI, this one’s for you.

Generationship - Ep. #40, ExperimentOps with Salma Mayorquin of Remyx AI

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Innovation is everywhere. From the tech sector to our education systems, and politics, being innovative has become a requirement for being competitive. Innovators have given us the world we live in today, and it’s incredibly exciting to think of where innovation will take us tomorrow.



Through the work we do at alliantgroup we have had the privilege of working with so many innovative and forward-thinking American businesses. In conversations with these business owners, we’ve been inspired to unpack just how much of an impact this concept is having on our economy and the world. The result? Our new podcast, Innovating America.



We’re excited to start this conversation with you and hope you enjoy the discussion.

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