Matthew Rocklin

> We'd like to be acknowledged for helping fund development, since Dask maintenance will still be part of my job description. I love that companies want this recognition now :)...

Following on to what I said above, I think that we might ask a company to submit a brief form detailing the contributions that their engineers have provided that are...

Putting on my corporation hat, a couple months feels like a very short time. If a company is turned off by this then I think they're probably not thinking about...

Yeah, I have no problem with waiving the lead-in time for long-term engineers. I'm mostly concerned with making sure that we're valuing contributions, rather than dev-hours.

> feels a bit weird to be reporting on myself I understand that this might feel weird. I do think it's totally normal though. People report what they do all...

Also, reporting on that meeting @mmccarty mentioned at the end that from a corporate perspective it would be good to have a set of expectations so that they know what...

Personally I see triaging issues as achievement. Personally I don't actually care about participation at all. A good example here is sharks, who was a contributor several years ago. I...

Sorry, autocomplete. sharks -> sinhrks On Sat, May 9, 2020 at 8:08 AM Matthew Rocklin wrote: > Personally I see triaging issues as achievement. Personally I don't > actually care...

I think that this would be a fine blogpost. I also think that we've probably done more exciting and impactful work. I'd encourage people to think about some of the...

Not to say "no", more to say "yes and more"? On Wed, Oct 5, 2022 at 8:14 AM Matthew Rocklin ***@***.***> wrote: > I think that this would be a...