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fix: revising captions
CBID2 Aug 17, 2023
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feat: improved transcriptions of beginning parts
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fix: revise part where Dan starts introducing Nick
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CBID2 Oct 27, 2023
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fix: revise parts where hosts and Nick's intro
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fix: revise captions about Nick's first computer
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fix: started revising captions about Nick's experiences in school
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Bekah Hawrot Weigel: Hey, I'm
Bekah.
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Bekah Hawrot Weigel: Hey, this is Season 1, Episode 1 of the Virtual Coffee podcast.
I'm Bekah and this a podcast that features members of the community.

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Dan Ott: And I'm Dan.
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Bekah: Virtual Coffee is an intimate group of developers at all stages of their coding journey,

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Bekah: And this is the Virtual
Coffee Podcast,
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Bekah: And we're here to share that with you.
Here with me today is my co host, Dan, how's it going Dan?

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where we interview members of
the community to learn more
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Dan Ott: It's going pretty good. Thanks, Becca.
Today, we have a great episode. We're going to hear from Nick Taylor.

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about their stories, who they
are, how they found Virtual
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Dan: Nick is a Software Engineer at Forum, the company behind Dev.
He's a big fan of TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Preact, and Node.

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Coffee, and how that influences
their lives as developers.
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Dan: Once upon a time, he was into C# and ASP.net.
Aside from programming, he enjoys hitting the gym, snowboarding, and a long, long time ago, Rugby.

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Dan: We wanted to bring
everything that's special about
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Dan: Nick is also one of our first members.
He's been in Virtual Coffee since nearly the beginning.

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Virtual Coffee. The intimacy and
the friendships we've built, and
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Dan: He's [Nick] helped us out in many ways.
He's been a note taker, and a room leader, a mentor, and open source maintainer and an all around awesome human being.


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share that with everyone through
the podcast.
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Dan: So Nick is going to talk about live streaming and open source
And he will share with us his approach to life which he calls structured YOLO.

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Bekah: 2020 has been a tough
year, but Virtual
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Bekah: We start every episode like we start every virtual coffee
We introduce ourselves with our name, where we're from what we do and a random check in question.

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Coffee is the bright spot that's
become this community.
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Bekah: Today's question is
What is one thing that are you afraid of?

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Dan: We're always growing and
learning together as a
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Dan: We hope you enjoy this episode of Virtual Coffee podcast

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group. And there's something
really special about being able
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Bekah: Hey, I'm Bekah, I'm a front end developer from a small town in Ohio.
And one of my biggest fears is waffle bridges.

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to do that, knowing you have the
full support of the community

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Dan: Hi I am Dan. I am a front end developer from Clevland, Ohio.
And one of my biggest fears is hornets.
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around you. And that's what this
podcast is about too.

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Nick Taylor: Hornets[silence]
Dan: Don't like them [silence] yeah
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Bekah: We're kicking off the
season by
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Nick: My name is Nick Taylor. I'm a senior software engineer at Forem
And I say one of my biggest fears is heights.

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hearing from Nick Taylor about
live streaming and open source.
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Nick: I am not a fan of heights.
I remember in grade six,
I cried at the bottom of the CN Tower because I had a hard time going up.



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Nick Taylor: This, this is kind
of where my journey of
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Nick: And it was traumatic
Bekah: [giggles] Oh no


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structured YOLO begins.
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Nick: So you wanna know how I ended up?
Bekah: Yeah, yeah. Let's start with your origin story.

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Bekah: Marie Antons about coming
into tech
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Bekah: How'd you get into programming?
Nick: Uhh [pauses] I don't know.

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from a nontraditional
background.
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Nick: I feel like it's a [pauses] classic story
Of uhh [pauses] somebody who has no idea what they wanna do.

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Marie Antons: Previous
experience really helps you in
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Nick: Umm [pauses] I-I had a computer.
Like we had computers when I was younger.

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software development. Because
think of a recipe is kind of
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Nick: Like uhh had a Vic 20.
I'm a little older.

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like building a website, like,
"Oh, I know I need this piece.
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Nick: So that's before [pauses] I think that's before the Commodore 64.
Or after. Can't remember the order.

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But what if I don't know how to
do this piece? I'll go look it

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Nick: But you know so.
That was fun as a kid.
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up, go watch a YouTube video."
And then eventually, you get to
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Nick: Just doing stuff.
Like priinting your name multiple times over the screen

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a place where you're like,
comfortable. "Oh, I can make
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Nick: And eventually got like a Clone PC
Which seemed the big thing in the day of the 80's.

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cookies now without looking at
the recipe. I can make this, I

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Nick: Cuz like [pauses] the actual like
I guess-I guess it would have been IBM machines were expensive back then
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can
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Nick: And just didn't do too much on there.
Like my-my dad's an account and financial planner.

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do -- I can create a modal, I
can do the CSS Grid without
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Nick: So, he-he's always like working in spreadsheets and stuff.
And we really didn't have any games.

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really
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Nick: So like, I was making pie charts
And Lotus 123.

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having to go to the
documentation every single
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Nick: And I just thought that was cool on a monochrome monitor.
But uh Menvesti got a couple-couple games there

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time."
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Nick: And like uh [pauses] a clone Pac Man
Alot of cloned stuff.

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Bekah: And Tori Crawford about
the problems of
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Nick: Uhh [pauses] but that's [pauses] kinda like [pauses] my early introduction to computers.
Uhh but I honestly was never like [pauses] a diehard programmer.


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interviewing in the industry.
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Nick: Umm [pauses] it was only really [pauses]
Once I [pauses] got to see Jeff.

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Tori Crawford: Interviewing was
crazy for me. I think I went

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Nick: See Jeff is like, "It's the last two years of high school in the state."
So I guess it's we don't have like a great 12 grade 13.
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through 53 interviews. Yeah, it
was, like, quite a struggle at

**Do tomorrow**
Nick:
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times.
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