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Episode 130: Ariel Gutman
Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast
01/17/23 โข 91 min
๐ 1 hour 31 minutes
Ariel Gutman is a senior software engineer at Google, as well as a linguist. From May to October 2022, he was one of a group of Fellows, supported by Google.org, who assisted in the design and development of Wikifunctions and Abstract Wikipedia. Several months after that, he co-authored an "evaluation" that was somewhat critical of the project.
Links for some of the topics discussed:
- Attributive constructions in North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic, Ariel Gutman, 2018
- Google.org fellowship announcement, April 2022
- Demo of a Scribunto-based templatic NLG system (video)
- "Ariel's goodbye letter", December 2022
- Abstract Wikipedia/Google.org Fellows evaluation, December 2022
- Abstract Wikipedia/Google.org Fellows evaluation - Answer, December 2022
- Grammatical Framework
- Functional programming Wikipedia article
- "One Ring, or a thousand flowers?" - essay by Denny Vrandeฤiฤ, November 2022
Episode 129: Simon Stier
Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast
01/03/23 โข 87 min
๐ 1 hour 28 minutes
Simon Stier is a researcher at Fraunhofer ISC in Germany, as well as a freelance software developer and consultant. He is the developer of the MediaWiki- and Semantic MediaWiki-based Open Semantic Lab platform.
Links for some of the topics discussed:
- Fraunhofer Institute for Silicate Research (ISC)
- Open Semantic Lab on GitHub
- "Robotic sense of touch enabled by dielectric elastomer sensors and machine learning" (video about research project), YouTube
- OpenSemanticLab MediaWiki extension
- "OpenSemanticLab - SMW for Science and R&D" talk by Simon at SMWCon 2022, YouTube
- Multi-Content Revisions in MediaWiki
- JSON Editor tool
Episode 128: BTB Digest 20
Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast
12/20/22 โข 21 min
๐ 22 minutes
It's another BTB Digest! Hear highlights from five recent episodes. Lawrence McCray and Dave Anderson discuss some tradeoffs in data structuring, Cindy Cicalese shares developments in authentication, Marc Laporte promotes the use of structured data (in Tiki), Jacqueline Wong describes the difficulties in running a video game wiki, William Beutler ponders whether people should donate to the Wikimedia Foundation, and more!
Episode 123: Jacqueline Wong
Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast
10/11/22 โข 54 min
๐ 55 minutes
Jacqueline Wong is a software developer who, in her free time, helps to host and maintain various video game-related wikis.
Links for some of the topics discussed:
Episode 115: BTB Digest 18
Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast
06/21/22 โข 29 min
๐ 30 minutes
It's another BTB Digest episode! Mike Cariaso explains why you should use SQLite, Tyler Cipriani talks about teaching deployment to volunteers, Dror Snir-Haim compares translation options, Alex Hollender defends sticky headers, Kunal Mehta criticizes Bitcoin miners, and more!
Episode 113: Matthew Westerby
Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast
05/24/22 โข 71 min
๐ 1 hour 11 minutes
Matthew Westerby is the Robert H. Smith Postdoctoral Research Associate for Digital Projects at the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts at the National Gallery of Art, a national art museum of the United States. He has been heavily involved in the creation of the wiki History of Early American Landscape Design.
Links for some of the topics discussed:
- History of Early American Landscape Design
- National Gallery of Art Wikipedia article
- Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts
- Keywords in American Landscape Design by Therese O'Malley
- HEALD Image Collection page
- HEALD People category
- National Gallery of Art GitHub repository
- StickyTOC MediaWiki extension
- Dates page package
- Geolocation page package
- HEALD Fence page
- HEALD sample RDF export
Episode 112: Kunal Mehta
Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast
05/10/22 โข 57 min
๐ 57 minutes
Kunal Mehta is back for a second appearance! Last time he was here, he was working for the Wikimedia Foundation; but now he is a Senior Software Engineer at the Freedom of the Press Foundation. (Though he is still a volunteer MediaWiki developer.)
Links for some of the topics discussed:
- Freedom of the Press Foundation
- SecureDrop Wikipedia article
- XKCD "free speech" comic
- Mastodon Wikipedia article
- "Edward Snowden NFT sells for more than $5.4 million" (The Verge 2021 article)
- Wikimedia RfC: Stop accepting cryptocurrency donations
- "How DevOps Sites Are Battling Cryptocurrency Miners" (The New Stack 2021 article)
- Kunal's email on "Uplifting the multimedia stack" mailing list thread
Episode 110: Dror Snir-Haim
Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast
04/12/22 โข 79 min
๐ 1 hour 20 minutes
Dror Snir-Haim, or Dror Snir, also known as FreedomFighterSparrow, is the main developer of Kol-Zchut, a wiki (run by a nonprofit organization of the same name) dedicated to enumerating the rights and entitlements of citizens of Israel.
Links for some of the topics discussed:
Episode 95: BTB Digest 15
Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast
09/14/21 โข 24 min
๐ 24 minutes
It's another BTB Digest! Robert Heine lays out his data structures, Nischay Nahata discusses his approach to in-wiki emailing, Ilana Fried talks about new features on Wikisource, Peter Meyer wishes for a general U.S. government wiki, Daisy Chen discusses WMF user research, and more.
Episode 53: Trevor Parscal
Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast
02/04/20 โข 119 min
๐ 1 hour 59 minutes
Trevor Parscal is a software developer who worked at the Wikimedia Foundation from 2008 to 2017, and has worked at wikiHow since 2017.
Links for some of the topics discussed:
- Trevor Parscal homepage
- Vector skin
- Wikipedia Usability Initiative
- VisualEditor extension
- WikiEditor extension
- ResourceLoader
- Free State Project Wikipedia article
- "Hayek and Wikipedia" (2007 blog post)
- "Why didnโt Wikipedia have an article on Donna Strickland, winner of a Nobel Prize?" (2018 WMF blog post)
- wikiHow
- Disney Vacation (satirical Reddit subreddit)
- FreeRoss.org
- Mark Zuckerberg 2018 congressional testimony
- Trevor Parscal - Music
- Western Galaxy
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Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast currently has 137 episodes available.
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The episode title 'Episode 133: Bryan Hilderbrand' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast is 65 minutes.
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Episodes of Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast are typically released every 14 days.
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The first episode of Between the Brackets: a MediaWiki Podcast was released on Jul 10, 2019.
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