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That’s a quote from J. Luc Peterson, a physicist and researcher at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, who joined our senior editor, Klint Finley, on this month’s episode of The ReadME Podcast to discuss how open source technology accelerated the lab’s game-changing breakthrough in fusion research. Peterson explains how they achieved an industry milestone called “ignition” by focusing the energy from 192 massive laser beams onto a tiny gold canister about the size of a pencil eraser and shared how open source contributed to making this achievement possible. Hint: it involves supercomputers and artificial intelligence (AI). Make sure to check out
The National Ignition Facility’s laser energy compresses a fuel capsule until it implodes.
Looking toward the future, our hosts, Neha Batra and Martin Woodward, connect with Jerome Hardaway, founder of
For newcomers to GitHub, Kedasha Kerr joins the podcast to offer useful tips for getting started on the platform. She highlights the best educational materials and online communities to accelerate your path to contribution. These resources equip individuals with the skills and knowledge required to make an impact on open source projects and build a successful tech career.
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[TD]How maximalism creeps into places where it doesn’t belong, finding mentors, following what energizes you, and the power of Ping Pong. [/TD]
To learn more about how open source is fueling fusion research, get invaluable developer advice to solidify your position, and pick up practical tips for GitHub newcomers, tune in to this month’s episode of The ReadME Podcast. To get notified about next month’s episode, where we will be discussing a complicated catch-22 that all open source maintainers have to face, make sure to subscribe to
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, or wherever you listen to podcasts.That’s a quote from J. Luc Peterson, a physicist and researcher at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, who joined our senior editor, Klint Finley, on this month’s episode of The ReadME Podcast to discuss how open source technology accelerated the lab’s game-changing breakthrough in fusion research. Peterson explains how they achieved an industry milestone called “ignition” by focusing the energy from 192 massive laser beams onto a tiny gold canister about the size of a pencil eraser and shared how open source contributed to making this achievement possible. Hint: it involves supercomputers and artificial intelligence (AI). Make sure to check out
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The National Ignition Facility’s laser energy compresses a fuel capsule until it implodes.
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leans into the technological shifts that force us to adapt and inspire us to dream big. Whether it’s fusion energy breakthroughs, the first transatlantic telegraph lines transforming global communication, or AI changing the way you write code, we discuss what happened and how it impacted humanity.Looking toward the future, our hosts, Neha Batra and Martin Woodward, connect with Jerome Hardaway, founder of
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.For newcomers to GitHub, Kedasha Kerr joins the podcast to offer useful tips for getting started on the platform. She highlights the best educational materials and online communities to accelerate your path to contribution. These resources equip individuals with the skills and knowledge required to make an impact on open source projects and build a successful tech career.
Catch up on the latest episodes
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[TD]Our current episode dives into how open source is powering nuclear fusion research, advice for fortifying your career against change, and practical tips on using GitHub. [/TD]
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[TD]Reframing disability and accessibility, playing Minecraft with your eyes, and what AI means for the future of accessibility. [/TD]
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[TD]How maximalism creeps into places where it doesn’t belong, finding mentors, following what energizes you, and the power of Ping Pong. [/TD]
To learn more about how open source is fueling fusion research, get invaluable developer advice to solidify your position, and pick up practical tips for GitHub newcomers, tune in to this month’s episode of The ReadME Podcast. To get notified about next month’s episode, where we will be discussing a complicated catch-22 that all open source maintainers have to face, make sure to subscribe to
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