The Versatile World of GitHub

A presentation given to the Space Apps event attendees in Tampere, Finland. This is a showcase of all the different-than-just-code uses of GitHub in the wild. It include DNA, house maintenance, textbook writing, and 3D modeling.

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1. The Versatile World of GitHub
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4. Matthew McCullough
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6. values
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8. Suomi
   

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10. Easier to work together than alone
    

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11. Code
    

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16. Make
    

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19. – Arthur C. Clarke
    The difference between machines and
    human beings is that human beings can
    be reproduced by unskilled labor.
    

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22. "You've got a little boy from out of
    town that would like a tour of the
    GitHub office. His name is
    Alexander. Do you have time?"
    

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24. hubot: make me a sandwich
    

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27. but can we have that?
    

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30. Coordinate
    

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31. House on GitHub
    

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33. Write
    

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34. Laws on GitHub
    

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36. Books on GitHub
    

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38. Explore
    

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39. DNA
    

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41. Educate
    

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43. Textbooks on GitHub
    

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46. – Donella H. Meadows, Thinking in Systems: A Primer
    “Remember, always, that everything you
    know, and everything everyone knows, is only
    a model. Get your model out there where it
    can be viewed. Invite others to challenge
    your assumptions and add their own.”
    

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