Dandelion Mané teamdandelion

SourceCred Manifesto

The open-source movement is inspiring. It's amazing that some of our best technology is developed in the open, and made freely available to everyone.

Despite this, open-source sees chronically underinvestment, because we lack systems that reward people who contribute to the open-source commons. We believe people can and should be paid for their open-source labors of love, and want to make open-source truly sustainable by compensating open-source maintainers and contributors.

List of Ways to Help Get New Contributors

Ideas

(Sorted by # of people who voted for each one)

Say "Thank You" / Acknowledgement (8)
Have website (but website can be a distraction) (8)
"Setup social spaces" (8)
Good First Issue (7)
Status / Recognize status. A way to show/document that someone is a maintainer vs a collaborator (7)
Have a fast build (6)

SourceCred Overview

SourceCred enables open-source projects to attribute cred to members of their communities in a way that fairly reflects the value those members have contributed to the project.

For SourceCred to succeed in the long-term, it needs to be a extensible. For example, the initial system might only look at GitHub interactions and Git metadata, but it should be possible to add new data sources like static code

Data files associated with my TensorBoard tutorial.

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	"0es": 0,
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	"0xBotch": 0.0047285884748951455,
	"0xf77": 0.014028810674234456,
	"0xflotus": 0.047038832791119416,
	"0zAND1z": 0.01728982811836405,

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	"10thfloor": 0.06081567767425332,

	[ignore]

	[include]

	[libs]

	[lints]

	[options]

	Couldn't parse line number in error:
	tfjs@latest:1
	precision highp float;
	precision highp int;
	varying vec2 resultUV;
	const vec2 halfCR = vec2(0.5, 0.5);

	bool isNaN(float val) {
	float v1 = val * val;
	float v2 = val * val;

	const buffer = tf.buffer([10000, 10000]);

	const result = tf.tidy(() => {
	let t = buffer.toTensor();
	t = t.div(t.sum(1));
	for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
	t = t.matMul(t);
	}
	return t;
	});

	commit a03c36bf6b2205e4a408b04bb0940d48346d0d50
	Author: Dandelion Mané <[email protected]>
	Date: Wed Apr 25 14:41:36 2018 -0700

	Create GitHub reference edges

	This commit adds the `addReferenceEdges()` method to the GitHub parser,
	which examines all of the posts in the parsed graph and adds References
	edges when it detects references between posts. As an example, `Hey
	@wchargin, take a look at #1337` would generate two references.