Re: Live Pull Request Review on Twitch 5 PM Pacific Time
Hi all, I've posted the video here: https://youtu.be/WJJXWKGQdAQ I've also started a new playlist for stuff like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJJXWKGQdAQ=PLbBQHMnVMR43yI-qLCj8cCSHUEIhpbze8 We have a lot of room for improvement. The audio quality is pretty bad, and I need to figure out how to improve it. Also, I was not paying enough attention to the Twitch chat, let alone IRC and Slack. There was some encouraging feedback and interest, so we'll likely continue doing this Thanks all for your interest! -- M On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 2:41 PM Martin Braun wrote: > > Hi all, > > sorry for the late announcement, but we'll do a first today: I'll be > spending some time looking at the pull requests queue, doing code > reviews, etc. Why should you care? Well, I'm not sure about that -- > but I will be streaming the whole thing on Twitch. You can follow the > GNU Radio Twitch at twitch.tv/gnuradio. > > I'll start at 5 PM (-ish, as soon as I finish my regular day job > stuff, so bear with me if I'm a few minutes late). I will explain why > PRs are stuck, and hopefully merge some. To be honest, I haven't been > as active as my GNU Radio merge colleagues recently, so I will need a > few minutes to find my bearings -- however, that's exactly the thing > that might be worth talking about. > > Most people will probably be familiar with Twitch, but in case you're > not: It's that place where all the video games get streamed, and it's > supposed to be interactive. There is Twitch chat, which I will try to > follow. I'll also try and follow IRC/Slack, but I'm not good at > multitasking (or I would be streaming Starcraft instead). In fact, let > me say straight out that this is the first time that I'm > live-streaming anything related to coding, and who knows how this'll > end up working. > > Why are we doing this? At GRCon, we had a workshop on, among other > things, participation and transparency within the project, and this > was a suggestion from a GRCon participant. If this turns out to be of > interest, I can see us doing this more often. In any case, I'd be > curious to hear about any kind of feedback or suggestions you may > have. > > I believe there's a way to put the recording on YT afterwards, which I > intend to do. > > See you later (maybe?) > > -- Martin
Re: Live Pull Request Review on Twitch 5 PM Pacific Time
Yes, sorry, I did not notice this information was included in the title. Adrian On November 7, 2019 6:25:14 PM UTC, Andrej Rode wrote: >Hi Adrian, > >Pacific Time is actually a timezone. > >Cheers >Andrej > > >On Thu, 07 Nov 2019 14:22:57 + >Adrian Musceac wrote: > >> Hi Martin, >> This event might already be over by now, but can you please specify >> the time relative to UTC (or a timezone, alternatively) for the next >> event? I believe this community is spread over a large number of >> timezones. >> >> Thanks, >> Adrian >> >> On November 6, 2019 10:41:25 PM UTC, Martin Braun >> wrote: >> >Hi all, >> > >> >sorry for the late announcement, but we'll do a first today: I'll be >> >spending some time looking at the pull requests queue, doing code >> >reviews, etc. Why should you care? Well, I'm not sure about that -- >> >but I will be streaming the whole thing on Twitch. You can follow >the >> >GNU Radio Twitch at twitch.tv/gnuradio. >> > >> >I'll start at 5 PM (-ish, as soon as I finish my regular day job >> >stuff, so bear with me if I'm a few minutes late). I will explain >why >> >PRs are stuck, and hopefully merge some. To be honest, I haven't >been >> >as active as my GNU Radio merge colleagues recently, so I will need >a >> >few minutes to find my bearings -- however, that's exactly the thing >> >that might be worth talking about. >> > >> >Most people will probably be familiar with Twitch, but in case >you're >> >not: It's that place where all the video games get streamed, and >it's >> >supposed to be interactive. There is Twitch chat, which I will try >to >> >follow. I'll also try and follow IRC/Slack, but I'm not good at >> >multitasking (or I would be streaming Starcraft instead). In fact, >> >let me say straight out that this is the first time that I'm >> >live-streaming anything related to coding, and who knows how this'll >> >end up working. >> > >> >Why are we doing this? At GRCon, we had a workshop on, among other >> >things, participation and transparency within the project, and this >> >was a suggestion from a GRCon participant. If this turns out to be >of >> >interest, I can see us doing this more often. In any case, I'd be >> >curious to hear about any kind of feedback or suggestions you may >> >have. >> > >> >I believe there's a way to put the recording on YT afterwards, which >> >I intend to do. >> > >> >See you later (maybe?) >> > >> >-- Martin
Re: Live Pull Request Review on Twitch 5 PM Pacific Time
Hi Adrian, Pacific Time is actually a timezone. Cheers Andrej On Thu, 07 Nov 2019 14:22:57 + Adrian Musceac wrote: > Hi Martin, > This event might already be over by now, but can you please specify > the time relative to UTC (or a timezone, alternatively) for the next > event? I believe this community is spread over a large number of > timezones. > > Thanks, > Adrian > > On November 6, 2019 10:41:25 PM UTC, Martin Braun > wrote: > >Hi all, > > > >sorry for the late announcement, but we'll do a first today: I'll be > >spending some time looking at the pull requests queue, doing code > >reviews, etc. Why should you care? Well, I'm not sure about that -- > >but I will be streaming the whole thing on Twitch. You can follow the > >GNU Radio Twitch at twitch.tv/gnuradio. > > > >I'll start at 5 PM (-ish, as soon as I finish my regular day job > >stuff, so bear with me if I'm a few minutes late). I will explain why > >PRs are stuck, and hopefully merge some. To be honest, I haven't been > >as active as my GNU Radio merge colleagues recently, so I will need a > >few minutes to find my bearings -- however, that's exactly the thing > >that might be worth talking about. > > > >Most people will probably be familiar with Twitch, but in case you're > >not: It's that place where all the video games get streamed, and it's > >supposed to be interactive. There is Twitch chat, which I will try to > >follow. I'll also try and follow IRC/Slack, but I'm not good at > >multitasking (or I would be streaming Starcraft instead). In fact, > >let me say straight out that this is the first time that I'm > >live-streaming anything related to coding, and who knows how this'll > >end up working. > > > >Why are we doing this? At GRCon, we had a workshop on, among other > >things, participation and transparency within the project, and this > >was a suggestion from a GRCon participant. If this turns out to be of > >interest, I can see us doing this more often. In any case, I'd be > >curious to hear about any kind of feedback or suggestions you may > >have. > > > >I believe there's a way to put the recording on YT afterwards, which > >I intend to do. > > > >See you later (maybe?) > > > >-- Martin
Re: Live Pull Request Review on Twitch 5 PM Pacific Time
Apologies, I did not notice the title, my email client tends to clip longer titles. Adrian On November 6, 2019 10:41:25 PM UTC, Martin Braun wrote: >Hi all, > >sorry for the late announcement, but we'll do a first today: I'll be >spending some time looking at the pull requests queue, doing code >reviews, etc. Why should you care? Well, I'm not sure about that -- >but I will be streaming the whole thing on Twitch. You can follow the >GNU Radio Twitch at twitch.tv/gnuradio. > >I'll start at 5 PM (-ish, as soon as I finish my regular day job >stuff, so bear with me if I'm a few minutes late). I will explain why >PRs are stuck, and hopefully merge some. To be honest, I haven't been >as active as my GNU Radio merge colleagues recently, so I will need a >few minutes to find my bearings -- however, that's exactly the thing >that might be worth talking about. > >Most people will probably be familiar with Twitch, but in case you're >not: It's that place where all the video games get streamed, and it's >supposed to be interactive. There is Twitch chat, which I will try to >follow. I'll also try and follow IRC/Slack, but I'm not good at >multitasking (or I would be streaming Starcraft instead). In fact, let >me say straight out that this is the first time that I'm >live-streaming anything related to coding, and who knows how this'll >end up working. > >Why are we doing this? At GRCon, we had a workshop on, among other >things, participation and transparency within the project, and this >was a suggestion from a GRCon participant. If this turns out to be of >interest, I can see us doing this more often. In any case, I'd be >curious to hear about any kind of feedback or suggestions you may >have. > >I believe there's a way to put the recording on YT afterwards, which I >intend to do. > >See you later (maybe?) > >-- Martin
Re: Live Pull Request Review on Twitch 5 PM Pacific Time
Hi Martin, This event might already be over by now, but can you please specify the time relative to UTC (or a timezone, alternatively) for the next event? I believe this community is spread over a large number of timezones. Thanks, Adrian On November 6, 2019 10:41:25 PM UTC, Martin Braun wrote: >Hi all, > >sorry for the late announcement, but we'll do a first today: I'll be >spending some time looking at the pull requests queue, doing code >reviews, etc. Why should you care? Well, I'm not sure about that -- >but I will be streaming the whole thing on Twitch. You can follow the >GNU Radio Twitch at twitch.tv/gnuradio. > >I'll start at 5 PM (-ish, as soon as I finish my regular day job >stuff, so bear with me if I'm a few minutes late). I will explain why >PRs are stuck, and hopefully merge some. To be honest, I haven't been >as active as my GNU Radio merge colleagues recently, so I will need a >few minutes to find my bearings -- however, that's exactly the thing >that might be worth talking about. > >Most people will probably be familiar with Twitch, but in case you're >not: It's that place where all the video games get streamed, and it's >supposed to be interactive. There is Twitch chat, which I will try to >follow. I'll also try and follow IRC/Slack, but I'm not good at >multitasking (or I would be streaming Starcraft instead). In fact, let >me say straight out that this is the first time that I'm >live-streaming anything related to coding, and who knows how this'll >end up working. > >Why are we doing this? At GRCon, we had a workshop on, among other >things, participation and transparency within the project, and this >was a suggestion from a GRCon participant. If this turns out to be of >interest, I can see us doing this more often. In any case, I'd be >curious to hear about any kind of feedback or suggestions you may >have. > >I believe there's a way to put the recording on YT afterwards, which I >intend to do. > >See you later (maybe?) > >-- Martin
Live Pull Request Review on Twitch 5 PM Pacific Time
Hi all, sorry for the late announcement, but we'll do a first today: I'll be spending some time looking at the pull requests queue, doing code reviews, etc. Why should you care? Well, I'm not sure about that -- but I will be streaming the whole thing on Twitch. You can follow the GNU Radio Twitch at twitch.tv/gnuradio. I'll start at 5 PM (-ish, as soon as I finish my regular day job stuff, so bear with me if I'm a few minutes late). I will explain why PRs are stuck, and hopefully merge some. To be honest, I haven't been as active as my GNU Radio merge colleagues recently, so I will need a few minutes to find my bearings -- however, that's exactly the thing that might be worth talking about. Most people will probably be familiar with Twitch, but in case you're not: It's that place where all the video games get streamed, and it's supposed to be interactive. There is Twitch chat, which I will try to follow. I'll also try and follow IRC/Slack, but I'm not good at multitasking (or I would be streaming Starcraft instead). In fact, let me say straight out that this is the first time that I'm live-streaming anything related to coding, and who knows how this'll end up working. Why are we doing this? At GRCon, we had a workshop on, among other things, participation and transparency within the project, and this was a suggestion from a GRCon participant. If this turns out to be of interest, I can see us doing this more often. In any case, I'd be curious to hear about any kind of feedback or suggestions you may have. I believe there's a way to put the recording on YT afterwards, which I intend to do. See you later (maybe?) -- Martin
