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it's great to see everyone here so many good faces thank you for coming it's been a while since I've seen most of you some of you it's been only a few hours since we last tweeted so I just want to start out by saying I'm back my name's
Zack I work at a company called Shutterfly I'm supposed to tell you this in San Francisco where we are number one in first world problems but the stock isn't gonna be about me we're gonna we're here for this guy and I'm not just gonna show
you like a bunch of pictures of my cat I don't have any time for that if he was gonna present this talk maybe he'd start with this slide I'm supposed to have his kanji but I forgot it some of you here probably know Nobu and you've probably
seen him around at various conferences different places or maybe you just seen that guy who is this guy I might kind of I can't tell if we start out looking at his github profile he's contributed quite a lot to a lot of projects he's number one
committer all-time to Ruby and his number of commits like far surpassed everyone else i lot and if we look at commits per day we can see that he like doubles everyone else a number of commits each day since like January which is amazing but I couldn't
help like when I saw this graph show hey so he was gracious enough to give me these graphs for my talk and I couldn't help I notice the name on here and I decided that I'd throw this section here it's called random committer spotlight time I was
looking at this graph and I noticed the name Martin Durst who is a if you don't know Martin Martin's a committer and he lives in Japan he has a master from Zurich in computer science and a PhD from Todai and I couldn't help though when I saw his
name on this list I couldn't help but think that growing up with that last name must have been the worst but no booze very special to me he's someone that I try to imitate in my work and he's the one that coined the phrase Zee Zack shaving he's
someone that I see in myself and if we go way back but I don't know if I completely trust Nobu I saw this tweet this was last year and I looked at the picture and I couldn't help but notice that that's my phone who is this guy I tried to find out
so you know I want to get to know Nobu I needed to be ready for this talk so I started out I asked his coworkers and I first I started out ask Keiko and she just like Oh ciao me I have no idea who that is I asked Kochi but it was in Japanese and I can't
really read that so so I decided to ask Terrence and he just tried to get me to help him fix make snapshot so then I asked a complete stranger and he's just like that guy's drunk so I did what any reasonable person would do and I asked the internet
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