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The open source culture of freedom and responsibility at Netflix

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His adventure started in college with Slackware, lead him to Sendmail, then eventually to Reddit, and now his career is streaming at Netflix. Jeremy Edberg is a Reliability Architect at Netflix and will be speaking at DevNation in April 2014 in San Francisco, California.

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tuxchick ·
Too bad it's phony from top to bottom. Netflix is not in any way a good free/open source software contributor. And the person interviewed doesn't even work on any FOSS at Netflix:

Quoting: I don't work directly on open source at Netflix, but I work closely with many of the teams that produce open source and help spread the word.


Sure, and reading a copy of "Just for Fun" makes you a kernel developer.
tuxchick ·
Oh, I guess they do have an actual OSS repo... not sure what all this stuff is. http://netflix.github.io/#repo

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