About this episode
In this episode, we are joined by Daniil Baturin, a computer scientist, VyOS project lead, and system administrator with a passion for hard sciences and problem-solving.
Daniil shares with us his journey from being involved in science competitions in high school to leading the VyOS project, an open-source network operating system.
He discusses the challenges he faced in his career, why he dropped out from college, and the importance of community involvement in open-source projects.
Join us as we delve into Daniil's journey in the world of technology and his insights on how to navigate it successfully, especially when the traditional paths may no longer exist.
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"Sometimes if you're really convinced that something is right, you need to keep at it even if people say otherwise.
Ad it's actually hard and lonely to do the heavy lifting yourself before people can see that it was actually the right idea."
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