GR-OSS OUT Podcast
G-Research Open Source Software Outreach podcast
Displaying 3 items of GR-OSS OUT Podcast with the tag "artificial intelligence".
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Sustaining Apache Arrow and Parquet: The Arctos Alliance with Alex Scammon
October 20th, 2026 | 48 mins 36 secs
ai pull requests, alex scammon, apache arrow, apache parquet, apache spark, apache yunikorn, arctos alliance, artificial intelligence, columnar data format, data engineering, delta lake, etcd, g-research, gr-oss out podcast, jay faulkner, open source, open source community, open source funding, open source maintainers, open source nonprofit, open source sustainability, oss, polars, tech podcast
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Imposter Syndrome: The OODA Loop Framework from Fighter Pilots with Major Hayden
July 16th, 2026 | 40 mins 13 secs
DevOps, Red Hat, ai coding assistants, alan cox, artificial intelligence, career advice, code review, developer mentoring, engineering leadership, fedora linux, g research, gr-oss out podcast, imposter syndrome, jay faulkner, linux kernel, major hayden, ooda loop, open source contribution, open source software, rackspace, red hat enterprise linux, rhel, systems administration, technology
Major Hayden — longtime Fedora packager and Red Hat engineer, formerly of Rackspace — joins host Jay Faulkner to talk about imposter syndrome in tech, and the framework he's used for over a decade to work through it: the OODA loop (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act), originally developed for fighter pilot decision-making.
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Open Source Leadership with Vicky Brasseur
May 28th, 2026 | 44 mins 22 secs
Leadership, OpenStack, ai criticism, artificial intelligence, burnout, developer, ethical leadership, foss, g-research, gross out podcast, ironic, jay faulkner, llm, maintainer, open robotics, open source, open source business, oss, podcast, soft power, software community, succession planning, sustainability, vicky brasseur, vm brasseur
Vicky Brasseur — author, OSS strategist, and "open source minister without portfolio" — joins Jay Faulkner on the GROSS Out Podcast to discuss wielding influence without authority: ethical manipulation, director-ready business cases, and the succession planning most projects ignore until it's too late.