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Change #41577
2016-11-07
11:59:25
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The Starfih Throwers - Everything Big Starts Small
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Worlds apart, a five-star chef, a twelve year-old girl, and a retired schoolteacher discover how their individual efforts to feed the poor ignite a movement in the fight against hunger. This documentary tells tale of these remarkable individuals and the unexpected challenges they face. Despite being constantly reminded that hunger is far too big for one person to solve, they persevere and see their impact ripple further than their individual actions.
Award-winning chef Narayanan Krishnan, fighting against the caste system in India, quits his job to begin a life of cooking and hand-delivering fresh meals to hundreds of people in his hometown. Katie Stagliano’s planting of a single cabbage seedling when she was nine years old blossoms into Katie’s Krops, a nonprofit with 73 gardens dedicated to ending hunger. Retired middle school teacher Mr. Law battles personal health issues as he hand delivers more than a thousand sandwiches nightly to the hungry in Minneapolis. This documentary tells the tale of these remarkable individuals and the challenges they face when upholding their values and forging their own path of service to others.
Watch the trailer here: https://vimeo.com/132489065 |
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A true classic in every sense, the historic Hollywood Theatre is being renovated and even improved as the years reel on. Join us for a community Screening of The Starfish Throwers, a film about unconditional service to those in need.
For ticket information please click here: http://hollywoodtheatre.org/the-collective-eye-films-documentary-film-series/ |
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Change #41576
2016-11-07
11:41:43
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Women Who Hack
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This will be a casual get together for women who want to hack on projects with or around other women. All types of projects (software and hardware), languages, platforms and experience levels are welcome. Remember, no experience is an experience level!
Don't have anything to work on? Come, and we'll help you find a project!
What you should bring:
- Your laptop or other equipment
- Yourself!
We'll provide:
- the space, including lots of seating and tables
- internet
- some snacks, including gluten-free and vegan options
Our goal is to support local women hackers (and aspiring hackers) by providing a safe, welcoming environment in which you can connect with and learn from each other.
We're kid-friendly, too, so feel free to bring your children with you.
Women Who Hack is open to all women (cis & trans*) and genderqueer persons, as well as accompanied children of all genders.
All participants of Women Who Hack [agree to follow](http://womenwhohack.org/participation-guidelines/) the Citizen Code of Conduct.
Questions? Get in touch: [email protected]
Our Google Group is https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/women-who-hack |
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Change #41575
2016-11-07
11:33:41
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1250470793
How to jive virtual collaboration - 4 x 90 minute Virtual sessions of the Work Together Anywhere Workshop
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Change #41574
2016-11-07
09:46:12
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Portland Community Hour[s] at CENTRL Office Pearl
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<p>PIE, Silicon Florist, and Built Oregon would like to invite you to Community Hour[s], an ongoing gathering of all the people who make up the entrepreneurial fabric in our community. There is no agenda, panel, or discussion. It’s a time to relax and network with old friends and new connections. As much as we all love technology, relationships are built through personal connections and shared stories. So we hope you’ll join us for a few minutes, or a couple hours at the CENTRL Office Pearl Main Bar from 5-7pm. (Ending at 7pm sharp!)</p> |
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<p><strong>NOTE: We're going to cancel this due to the power outage in the Pearl.</strong></p>
<p>PIE, Silicon Florist, and Built Oregon would like to invite you to Community Hour[s], an ongoing gathering of all the people who make up the entrepreneurial fabric in our community. There is no agenda, panel, or discussion. It’s a time to relax and network with old friends and new connections. As much as we all love technology, relationships are built through personal connections and shared stories. So we hope you’ll join us for a few minutes, or a couple hours at the CENTRL Office Pearl Main Bar from 5-7pm. (Ending at 7pm sharp!)</p> |
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Change #41573
2016-11-07
08:29:08
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November PMI Agile Roundtable - Effective Conflict Engagement with Jean Richardson
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November PMI Agile Roundtable - Conflict, Collaboration and Consciousness with Jean Richardson |
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Change #41572
2016-11-07
06:36:30
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Homebrew Website Club PDX
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Are you building your own website? Your own personal bot? RSS/Twitter/IRC/Slack reader? Personal publishing web app? Or some other digital magic-cloud proxy? If so, come on by and join a gathering of people with likeminded interests. Bring your friends that want to start a personal web site. Exchange information, swap ideas, talk shop, or help work on a project! |
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Homebrew Website Club PDX |
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https://indieweb.org/events/2016-11-09-homebrew-website-club |
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Change #41571
2016-11-07
06:36:10
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1250471080
Coffee w/ Co-Founders @ Urban Grind
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The next meetup will be at Urban Grind Coffee Shop. We'll take the corner area just near the front door.
The format is pretty laid back. Come by, grab a cup of coffee, and network with other business owners who are working on incredible projects. We can't wait to hear what you're working on!
About Coffee w/ Co-Founders: As a business owner you are faced with many challenges. You're forced to make decisions every day that could make or break your business. Coffee w/ Co-Founders is a way to network with other Entrepreneurs to allow free flowing information with the intent to collaborate and help each other. So often we're challenged and there's very little we can do to express our challenges with the people we work with or the people we care about. Think of Coffee w/ Co-Founders as your own personal support group for business owners. We're all here to help! |
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Coffee w/ Co-Founders @ Urban Grind |
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Change #41570
2016-11-07
02:06:42
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Winter Coders' Social - Third Annual Edition
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We're doing it again! Come join Portland's tech community and celebrate the closing of another year.
This is a fun, free annual event that members of many local user groups get together at to mingle, eat and play games. This is the third time the event's been held and it's been lots of fun every time.
Please bring a game to share!
Bring something yummy to the potluck: <a href="http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dExwVzNORlhjTHVvNklRX2JOVG1DTkE6MA">tell us what you're bringing</a>.
Come and eat with us: <a href="http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=tLpW3NFXcLuo6IQ_bNTmCNA&single=true&gid=1&output=html">see what others are bringing</a>
<h3>This Year's Sponsors:</h3>
<a href="http://nedspace.com/Home.html"><strong>Nedspace</strong></a><br/>And
<a href="http://www.myemma.com/"><img src="http://photos1.meetupstatic.com/photos/sponsor/8/8/b/a/iab120x90_35002.jpeg" /></a> |
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I'm seeking weblogs which all have fantastic guidance on what's popular and specifically what the top rated makeup is.. bddfbgcdafaeeedb |
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I'm seeking weblogs which all have fantastic guidance on what's popular and specifically what the top rated makeup is.. bddfbgcdafaeeedb |
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Change #41569
2016-11-07
01:15:43
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Apex Clearing
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Change #41568
2016-11-07
01:15:19
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PDX Women In Tech (PDXWIT) Seasoned Women in Tech
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RSVP here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pdx-women-in-tech-pdxwit-seasoned-women-in-tech-tickets-29213800263
Are you a woman with 25 or more years of experience working in technology? Are you interested in an affinity group for women like you? Have you noticed that it can be difficult to find women in tech who are still in there swinging? PDXWIT is partnering with Jean Richardson to create a group for women like you.
In defiance of the infographics that show we disappear after age 50, we will be coming together at Apex Clearing to build and strengthen connections and face forward to the future we want.
PDXWIT is a community-based non-profit organization. Our purpose is to strengthen the Portland women in tech community by offering: educational programs, partnerships, mentorships, resources and opportunities. We are unifying a supportive environment for current and potential women in tech, all of whom are committed to helping each other. Our goal is to bring together and empower women in tech and to encourage others to pursue tech careers. This is our step towards reducing the gender imbalance in the industry and addressing the current negative effects of that imbalance on women.
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PDX Women In Tech (PDXWIT) Seasoned Women in Tech |
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Change #41567
2016-11-07
01:15:18
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Apex Clearing
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Change #41566
2016-11-06
13:37:51
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PDX Women In Tech ( PDXWIT) Women + Tech Holiday Party
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PDX Women In Tech ( PDXWIT) Women + Tech Holiday Party |
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Women + Tech Holiday Party |
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Change #41565
2016-11-06
11:07:02
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PDX Women In Tech (PDXWIT) Volunteer Orientation
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RSVP - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pdx-women-in-tech-pdxwit-volunteer-orientation-tickets-29203614798
Interested in joining the stellar crew of PDXWIT volunteers? New to volunteering with us? Want to meet other capable, driven women in tech?
You'll be in the right place at our first volunteer orientation.
PDXWIT is a 100% volunteer-run organization, which means that volunteers are crucial to the success of our mission and there are plenty of ways to get involved.
At the orientation, you'll learn about different volunteer roles from regular engagements to occasional gigs, get an overview of expectations and processes, have any questions you may bring answered, and catch up with other PDXWIT community members.
We can't wait to welcome you!
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PDX Women In Tech (PDXWIT) Volunteer Orientation |
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Change #41564
2016-11-06
10:34:22
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Emacs Hackers Hangout
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Tonight, our Emacs Hangout will feature *two* talks (one oriented to less experienced Emacsians):
• First, **Matthew Hoselton** will continue where he left off to give the next part in his series of Programming in Emacs Lisp. The first part covered primitives, and this next part will cover more interesting data structures like associative lists as well as buffers and windows.
• Next, **Cyd** will give a presentation on using Emacs to develop **Haskell** projects. A partially completed project, Emacs config, and instructions will be provided before the talk. A Docker image will be provided for those who do not want to install all of the required tools. Packages (briefly) demonstrated will be intero, haskell-mode, haskell-snippets, hlint-refactor, flycheck, company, and projectile. Topics covered will be: automatic type and style checking, type signature insertion, inspecting type and info of thing at point, automatic refactoring using compiler and lint suggestions, yasnippet templates, jumping to definitions (including 3rd party definitions), loading the current buffer into the REPL, and running tests.
Hope to see you all there! |
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2016-12-01 18:30:00 -0800 |
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Emacs Hackers Hangout |
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Please enter on the south entrance on Milikan Way. The doors lock after 6:00, so please be on time so that we can let you in. If you arrive late, please text the number on the door, and we'll come down. |
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Change #41563
2016-11-06
09:09:06
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PDX Women In Tech (PDXWIT) Getting Started with AWS
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RSVP here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pdx-women-in-tech-pdxwit-getting-started-with-aws-tickets-29201319934
PDXWIT is partnering with Jonah Perez of Zapproved, Inc. in offering an introductive workshop to Amazon Web Services. The focus will be on self-paced learning.
Agenda:
• What is AWS
• Basic Service Usage
-Starting a virtual server
-Connecting to a server
-Basic Networking and security
-S3 storage
-Serverless Websites
• Securing your account
-Identity and Access Management
-Config and CloudTrail for auditing
• Understanding the costs.
-Reviewing your bill
-AWS “Simple Monthly Calculator”
• Finding documentation and training resources
• Overview of other commonly used services
-SNS & SQS
-Lambda
• Questions and Answer
Purpose:
PDXWIT is a community-based non-profit organization. Our purpose is to strengthen the Portland women in tech community by offering: educational programs, partnerships, mentorships, resources and opportunities. We are unifying a supportive environment for current and potential women in tech, all of whom are committed to helping each other. Our goal is to bring together and empower women in tech and to encourage others to pursue tech careers. This is our step towards reducing the gender imbalance in the industry and addressing the current negative effects of that imbalance on women.
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PDX Women In Tech (PDXWIT) Getting Started with AWS |
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Change #41562
2016-11-06
09:02:46
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Let's talk about NAMESPACES
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n this session, Austin will lead a discussion around a single aspect of Clojure.
This will not be a lecture! Everyone is invited to share their questions and experience. The main ideas are to discuss something relevant to everyone interested in Clojure, and to provide a forum for beginners and experienced users to comfortably participate and share knowledge.
Subtopics may include:
Syntax.
Namespaced keywords.
Best practices.
Opinions about :refer :all.
Organizational conventions.
Using require outside of a ns declaration.
Clojure vs. Clojurescript.
Excluding symbols from clojure.core.
Where to put your specs.
And anything else that piques your interest. |
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In this session, Austin will lead a discussion around a single aspect of Clojure.
This will not be a lecture! Everyone is invited to share their questions and experience. The main ideas are to discuss something relevant to everyone interested in Clojure, and to provide a forum for beginners and experienced users to comfortably participate and share knowledge.
Subtopics may include:
Syntax.
Namespaced keywords.
Best practices.
Opinions about :refer :all.
Organizational conventions.
Using require outside of a ns declaration.
Clojure vs. Clojurescript.
Excluding symbols from clojure.core.
Where to put your specs.
And anything else that piques your interest. |
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Change #41561
2016-11-06
09:02:30
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Let's talk about NAMESPACES
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n this session, Austin will lead a discussion around a single aspect of Clojure.
This will not be a lecture! Everyone is invited to share their questions and experience. The main ideas are to discuss something relevant to everyone interested in Clojure, and to provide a forum for beginners and experienced users to comfortably participate and share knowledge.
Subtopics may include:
Syntax.
Namespaced keywords.
Best practices.
Opinions about :refer :all.
Organizational conventions.
Using require outside of a ns declaration.
Clojure vs. Clojurescript.
Excluding symbols from clojure.core.
Where to put your specs.
And anything else that piques your interest. |
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Let's talk about NAMESPACES |
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Change #41560
2016-11-06
07:43:58
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1250471074
PDX Women In Tech ( PDXWIT) Women + Tech Holiday Party
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Stay tuned.. |
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PDX Women In Tech ( PDXWIT) Women + Tech Holiday Party |
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Change #41559
2016-11-06
07:12:50
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Momemtum Studio
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Change #41558
2016-11-06
07:12:34
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PDXWIT Yoga and Mindfulness to Reboot in a High Tech World
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Change #41557
2016-11-06
07:12:33
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Momemtum Studio
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Change #41556
2016-11-05
10:41:33
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Business Law and Fundraising Fundamentals for Startups and Startup Advisors
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A full day of great advice and discussion around building your company on a solid legal and regulatory foundation, raising funds successfully and legally and avoiding common missteps that distract and derail new businesses.
Lunch is provided and there will be a well-known lunch time speaker, soon to be announced, who will talk about the local fund raising market and recent deals.
In this engaging day-long course you'll learn how to:
* Pick the right business structure and domicile.
* Meet basic licensing, registration and tax requirements.
* Establish appropriate governance practices.
* Identify and protect critical intellectual property.
* Structure and manage key relationships with co-founders, investors, employees and other stake holders.
* Negotiate better contracts with partners, suppliers and customers.
* Develop a successful financing strategy from seed round to C round.
* Understand and negotiate VC term sheets, plus other advice for successful fundraising.
* Organize and manage a data room to support financings and M&A.
* Identify and meet key regulatory requirements.
* Prevent, manage and resolve commercial disputes and other conflicts. |
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Business Law and Fundraising Fundamentals for Startups and Startup Advisors |
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The Supply Room at Centrl Office. |
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Change #41555
2016-11-05
02:18:10
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FutureTalk with Alan Fern and Sergey Razin
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**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”\ \
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+ What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+ Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+ How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+ Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
→ |
**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+ What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+ Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+ How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+ Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
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2016-11-05
02:16:48
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Calagator::Event
1250471072
FutureTalk with Alan Fern and Sergey Razin
Roll back
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**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”\s\s
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+ What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+ Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+ How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+ Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
→ |
**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”\ \
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+ What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+ Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+ How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+ Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
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Change #41553
2016-11-05
02:16:19
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Calagator::Event
1250471072
FutureTalk with Alan Fern and Sergey Razin
Roll back
| description |
**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+ What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+ Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+ How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+ Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
→ |
**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”\s\s
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+ What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+ Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+ How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+ Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
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Change #41552
2016-11-05
02:15:33
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Calagator::Event
1250471072
FutureTalk with Alan Fern and Sergey Razin
Roll back
| description |
**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”\s\s
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+ What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+ Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+ How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+ Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
→ |
**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+ What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+ Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+ How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+ Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
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Change #41551
2016-11-05
02:15:19
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Calagator::Event
1250471072
FutureTalk with Alan Fern and Sergey Razin
Roll back
| description |
**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+ What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+ Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+ How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+ Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
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**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”\s\s
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+ What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+ Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+ How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+ Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
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**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
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**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+ What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+ Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+ How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+ Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
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**› Please RSVP via our Meetup group [HERE](https://www.meetup.com/New-Relic-FutureTalks-PDX/events/235371556/)**
#AI is comping! Are you ready? The story of “Self-Driving Datacenter”
There is no doubt that Machine Learning finds space in every home today, but what do we know about it and how to apply? During this presentation I will cover:
+What do we think ML is vs what it is really?
+Why ML is the right solution using IT operations as an example?
+How do you build a “self-driving datacenter” using the open tools near you?
+Where do we go next?
*Sergey Razin is the CTO, Ph.D. in CompSci, engineer by nature, and very passionate about technology. He is a founding member and contributor to a number of successful open source projects in the area of machine learning, semantics, and signal processing, including Sphinx, Boost STL, Asterisk, Pidgin, and Mahout. Sergey has over 15 years of experience in the area of analytics and machine learning where he pioneered application of such in the areas of IT security, media and speech recognition with 10 innovation disclosures in data science, signal processing, speech technologies, and communication protocols. For the past several years Sergey concentrated on applying machine learning to revolutionize IT operations in emerging areas of cloud, virtualization, distributed systems, and software defined datacenter.*
#How Did Artificial Intelligence Win at Go and So What?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have achieved a number of high-profile victories over top humans in a variety of competitions, including Chess (Deep Blue) and Jeopardy (Watson). In contrast, until recently, the ancient game of Go remained an elusive challenge for AI, with many researchers believing that victories over top humans would be decades away.
In March 2016, the program AlphaGo, developed by DeepMind, surprised the research community by defeating the legendary Go professional, Lee Sedol, in a five game match. This achievement was made possible by the integration of several recent AI technologies and a high-performance computing infrastructure. In this talk, I will paint a picture of the main developments leading to AlphaGo and how those developments can have a reach beyond the game of Go.
*Alan Fern is a Professor of Computer Science and Associate Head of Research for the School of EECS at Oregon State University. He received his Ph.D (2004) and M.S (2000) in Computer Engineering from Purdue University under the direction of Robert Givan, and his B.S (1997) in Electrical Engineering from the University of Maine. His research interests span a range of topics in artificial intelligence, including machine learning and automated planning, with a particular interest in work falling at their intersection. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, security, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports. Fern is a recipient of a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award, has won a number of best paper awards in top AI venues, and is associate editor for the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, Machine Learning Journal, and the Artificial Intelligence Journal. He is also interested in applications of AI, including AI for real-time strategy games, robotics, public policy, and activity recognition from video of American football and other sports.*
##Details
**• Doors will open at 5:30 for a 30-minute networking happy half-hour!** The food, beer and drinks are provided by Bellagios and New Relic.
**• The presentation will begin right at 6p.**
**• NOTE: after the event**, everyone is invited to continue networking at a special happy hour opportunity, one story up at Portland City Grill.
› Stay tuned for the latest developments and updates on this and upcoming events by joining our Meetup group, **New Relic FutureTalks PDX** (link above), and following us on Twitter **@newrelic**. Check out our **[blog](https://blog.newrelic.com/author/christian-sinai/)** for event recaps and videos.
› FutureTalk is brought to you by **New Relic** in collaboration with **[TAO](http://www.techoregon.org)** |
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Join the new industrial revolution.
Predix is the world’s first Industrial Internet platform.
It’s used today across verticals such as energy, manufacturing, transportation, aviation, oil & gas, and healthcare.
Built on Cloud Foundry, Predix is optimized for secure connectivity and analytics at scale - in the Cloud and on the Edge.
Join the eager and growing community of Predix developers by creating your free account at predix.io, and start building your first Industrial Internet apps. |
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RSVP here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pdx-women-in-tech-pdxwit-happy-hour-networking-event-tickets-28871226616
Join us for happy hour at Free Geek! Did you know November 29th is Giving Tuesday?! There's not better way to spend it than with your two favorite non-profits!
While the event is primarily intended for networking, we will have a short segment at 5:30 with the goal of sharing important announcements and showcasing women in our community who are doing great things!
Introduction to Free Geek, including what they do and how you can support them!
Learn how Entrepreneur Spotlight, Kristen Gallagher, took her love of educating others and turned it into a business supporting technology companies to use learning to reach their goals. What resulted was her company Edify.
A brief talk by Jenny Stoffel, a Word Press developer, on turning your passion into a self-sustaining freelance business.
PDXWIT is a community-based non-profit organization. Our purpose is to strengthen the Portland women in tech community by offering: educational programs, partnerships, mentorships, resources and opportunities. We are unifying a supportive environment for current and potential women in tech, all of whom are committed to helping each other. Our goal is to bring together and empower women in tech and to encourage others to pursue tech careers. This is our step towards reducing the gender imbalance in the industry and addressing the current negative effects of that imbalance on women. |
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Join us for happy hour at Free Geek! Did you know November 29th is Giving Tuesday?! There's not better way to spend it than with your two favorite non-profits!
While the event is primarily intended for networking, we will have a short segment at 5:30 with the goal of sharing important announcements and showcasing women in our community who are doing great things!
Introduction to Free Geek, including what they do and how you can support them!
Learn how Entrepreneur Spotlight, Kristen Gallagher, took her love of educating others and turned it into a business supporting technology companies to use learning to reach their goals. What resulted was her company Edify.
A brief talk by Jenny Stoffel, WordPress Developer and Consultant, about the anatomy of a 'typical' freelance day.
PDXWIT is a community-based non-profit organization. Our purpose is to strengthen the Portland women in tech community by offering: educational programs, partnerships, mentorships, resources and opportunities. We are unifying a supportive environment for current and potential women in tech, all of whom are committed to helping each other. Our goal is to bring together and empower women in tech and to encourage others to pursue tech careers. This is our step towards reducing the gender imbalance in the industry and addressing the current negative effects of that imbalance on women. |
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DORKBOTPDX November 2016 Workshop: ESP 8266 for Beginners
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ESP8266 for Beginners
The ESP8266 allows you to create small microcontroller based projects that can be controlled via web interfaces. So you can control your project from your phone with a nice UI! Meaning you can get your project running faster because you don't have to create a full hardware UI for your project. We'll get the Arduino IDE up and running and try a few different programming options. We'll be programming the NodeMcu. This is a beginner class.
Instructor: Thomas Hudson
Sunday November 13th, Noon to 3pm at
Ctrl-H, 7608 N. Interstate, Portland, OR 97217
Cost: $25 goes to Ctrl-H and cost of hardware
RSVP required! Limited to 15 people! RSVP to [email protected] |
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<p><img src="http://photos2.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/9/8/1/f/600_455738943.jpeg"></p> <p><a href="http://www.tripgrid.com/">TripGrid</a> returns to talk about changes they have made over the last year.</p> <p><br>Every week we have a new local entrepreneur building an amazing company here in Portland. They give a short presentation followed up with a great Q&A session where you get to ask questions and ask about the real challenges and triumphs behind the business. </p> <p>As always we welcome everyone interested in startups and founders building great companies here in Portland.</p> <p>Come and check it out and bring a friend. </p> <p>Join us online on the <a href="https://pdxstartups.slack.com/messages/1millioncupspdx/details/">1MC PDX Startup Slack channel</a>. </p> |
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BarCamps are free unconferences where the people who show up on the day of the conference decide what the conference is about. It has been shown time and time again to produce some of the best material available. The spontaneity of the entire event stands in stark contrast to the more planned conferences you may have been to. Essentially the entire conference is a hallway track, and many people feel it’s the best quality of BarCamps!
The CAT at PSU is an ops training organization that has secured the venue and is organizing the event. We expect many job-hungry students skilled in development, computer science, operations, and everything else to be in attendance at this event and we want to enable as many connections as possible.
Although registration is not required please RSVP at http://goo.gl/VlNKcU so that our organizers can plan accordingly. |
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There is no free public parking. Parking is available in Parking Structures 1 (1872 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97201) and 3 (SW 13th Ave. Portland, OR 97201) through the university as well as other lots around campus for a fee. |
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<p>Thursdays are open house night here at CTRL-H. Jon and Melinda are available during this time to give guided tours, answer questions and show you all that the hackerspace has to offer. </p> <p>We don't have an opening ceremony or any formal meeting. This is a time for you to eavesdrop on other peoples projects and get support on a project that you may need help with. Bring your laptop, projects, inventions, your technical toys and your broken microwave to CTRL-H and hack with friends.</p> |
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Change #41537
2016-11-02
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PDX Women in Tech (PDXWIT) Happy Hour Networking Event
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RSVP here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pdx-women-in-tech-pdxwit-happy-hour-networking-event-tickets-28871226616
Join us for happy hour at Free Geek! Did you know November 29th is Giving Tuesday?! There's not better way to spend it than with your two favorite non-profits!
We will have a short segment at 5:30, which includes:
Introduction to Free Geek
Hear from our Entrepreneur Spotlight, Kristen Gallagher, Founder of Edify.Lightning talk from Jenny Stoffel, an freelance Word Press developer.
PDXWIT is a community-based non-profit organization. Our purpose is to strengthen the Portland women in tech community by offering: educational programs, partnerships, mentorships, resources and opportunities. We are unifying a supportive environment for current and potential women in tech, all of whom are committed to helping each other. Our goal is to bring together and empower women in tech and to encourage others to pursue tech careers. This is our step towards reducing the gender imbalance in the industry and addressing the current negative effects of that imbalance on women.
RSVP here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pdx-women-in-tech-pdxwit-happy-hour-networking-event-tickets-28871226616 |
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RSVP here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pdx-women-in-tech-pdxwit-happy-hour-networking-event-tickets-28871226616
Join us for happy hour at Free Geek! Did you know November 29th is Giving Tuesday?! There's not better way to spend it than with your two favorite non-profits!
While the event is primarily intended for networking, we will have a short segment at 5:30 with the goal of sharing important announcements and showcasing women in our community who are doing great things!
Introduction to Free Geek, including what they do and how you can support them!
Learn how Entrepreneur Spotlight, Kristen Gallagher, took her love of educating others and turned it into a business supporting technology companies to use learning to reach their goals. What resulted was her company Edify.
A brief talk by Jenny Stoffel, a Word Press developer, on turning your passion into a self-sustaining freelance business.
PDXWIT is a community-based non-profit organization. Our purpose is to strengthen the Portland women in tech community by offering: educational programs, partnerships, mentorships, resources and opportunities. We are unifying a supportive environment for current and potential women in tech, all of whom are committed to helping each other. Our goal is to bring together and empower women in tech and to encourage others to pursue tech careers. This is our step towards reducing the gender imbalance in the industry and addressing the current negative effects of that imbalance on women. |
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Change #41536
2016-11-02
19:49:20
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Elm-lang Hack Night
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Hang out and work on projects with other Elm developers. Open to all skill levels. |
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Elm-lang Hack Night |
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We're just showing up ad-hoc for this event so grab a sammich and a beer to fuel the hacking! |
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Change #41535
2016-11-02
17:40:25
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Ruby Coworking
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An informal gathering of Ruby/Rails developers, working alongside each other. Join us! |
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Change #41534
2016-11-02
16:26:09
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PDXPUG: November meeting
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Portland Postgres Users Group
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Our meeting will be held at Iovation, on the 32nd floor of the US Bancorp Tower at 111 SW 5th (5th & Oak). It’s right on the Green & Yellow Max lines. Underground bike parking is available in the parking garage; outdoors all around the block in the usual spots. No bikes in the office, sorry!
Elevators open at 5:45 and building security closes access to the floor at 6:30.
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Change #41533
2016-11-02
16:02:53
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PDX Women in Tech (PDXWIT) Happy Hour Networking Event
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RSVP here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pdx-women-in-tech-pdxwit-happy-hour-networking-event-tickets-28871226616
Join us for happy hour at Free Geek! Did you know November 29th is Giving Tuesday?! There's not better way to spend it than with your two favorite non-profits!
We will have a short segment at 5:30, which includes:
Introduction to Free Geek
Hear from our Entrepreneur Spotlight, Kristen Gallagher, Founder of Edify.Lightning talk from Jenny Stoffel, an freelance Word Press developer.
We are a community-based non-profit organization with the purpose of strengthening the Portland women in tech community through educational programs, partnerships and events that provide information, connections, resources, opportunities, and a supportive environment for current and potential women in tech, all of whom are committed to helping each other. Our goal is to bring together and empower current women in tech and encourage others to pursue tech careers to help reduce gender imbalance in the industry and address the current negative effects of that imbalance on women.
RSVP here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pdx-women-in-tech-pdxwit-happy-hour-networking-event-tickets-28871226616 |
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RSVP here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pdx-women-in-tech-pdxwit-happy-hour-networking-event-tickets-28871226616
Join us for happy hour at Free Geek! Did you know November 29th is Giving Tuesday?! There's not better way to spend it than with your two favorite non-profits!
We will have a short segment at 5:30, which includes:
Introduction to Free Geek
Hear from our Entrepreneur Spotlight, Kristen Gallagher, Founder of Edify.Lightning talk from Jenny Stoffel, an freelance Word Press developer.
PDXWIT is a community-based non-profit organization. Our purpose is to strengthen the Portland women in tech community by offering: educational programs, partnerships, mentorships, resources and opportunities. We are unifying a supportive environment for current and potential women in tech, all of whom are committed to helping each other. Our goal is to bring together and empower women in tech and to encourage others to pursue tech careers. This is our step towards reducing the gender imbalance in the industry and addressing the current negative effects of that imbalance on women.
RSVP here - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pdx-women-in-tech-pdxwit-happy-hour-networking-event-tickets-28871226616 |
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Change #41532
2016-11-02
15:23:18
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Speed Networking!
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Entrepreneurs are often told to “network” their way to investors, mentors, and business partners. But this can be scary if you’re not comfortable, don’t know where to start or what to say. Come get some practice building your social capital game.
Do successful networkers have a secret? Do the top networkers talk differently? Have different body language? Respond in different ways depending on the conversation starter? We want to help you better understand what it means to be a successful networker.
Details:
The OEN PubTalk™ is our flagship monthly happy hour — a perfect starting point for new community members and a great place for established members to make new connections.
For our November PubTalk, we have partnered with a local research team, the Science of People who will be running a little experiment on networking behavior. They will ask you to fill-out a little pre and post survey as your enter and exit the event and will be observing during the event. We will share the results for you in a few months! (If you would like to opt-out, no problem! Just let us know at the door.)
*Please note our special schedule!*
5:15 pm – Registration, Pizza & Informal Networking
5:30 pm – Welcome & Announcements
5:40 pm – Speed Networking
6:20 pm – Break & reconfigure room
6:30 pm – Vanessa Van Edwards speaks on the Science of Networking
7:00 pm – End
Hashtag: #oenpubtalk
Cost: $10 for OEN members; $20 for non-members. Register at: https://www.oen.org/calendar-events/pubtalk-nov-2016/ |
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Entrepreneurs are often told to “network” their way to investors, mentors, and business partners. But this can be scary if you’re not comfortable, don’t know where to start or what to say. Come get some practice building your social capital game.
Do successful networkers have a secret? Do the top networkers talk differently? Have different body language? Respond in different ways depending on the conversation starter? We want to help you better understand what it means to be a successful networker.
*Details:*
The OEN PubTalk™ is our flagship monthly happy hour — a perfect starting point for new community members and a great place for established members to make new connections.
For our November PubTalk, we have partnered with a local research team, the Science of People who will be running a little experiment on networking behavior. They will ask you to fill-out a little pre and post survey as your enter and exit the event and will be observing during the event. We will share the results for you in a few months! (If you would like to opt-out, no problem! Just let us know at the door.)
Hashtag: #oenpubtalk
Cost: $10 for OEN members; $20 for non-members. Register at: https://www.oen.org/calendar-events/pubtalk-nov-2016/ |
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2016-11-02
15:21:55
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Speed Networking!
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Entrepreneurs are often told to “network” their way to investors, mentors, and business partners. But this can be scary if you’re not comfortable, don’t know where to start or what to say. Come get some practice building your social capital game.
Do successful networkers have a secret? Do the top networkers talk differently? Have different body language? Respond in different ways depending on the conversation starter? We want to help you better understand what it means to be a successful networker.
Details:
The OEN PubTalk™ is our flagship monthly happy hour — a perfect starting point for new community members and a great place for established members to make new connections.
For our November PubTalk, we have partnered with a local research team, the Science of People who will be running a little experiment on networking behavior. They will ask you to fill-out a little pre and post survey as your enter and exit the event and will be observing during the event. We will share the results for you in a few months! (If you would like to opt-out, no problem! Just let us know at the door.)
*Please note our special schedule!*
5:15 pm – Registration, Pizza & Informal Networking
5:30 pm – Welcome & Announcements
5:40 pm – Speed Networking
6:20 pm – Break & reconfigure room
6:30 pm – Vanessa Van Edwards speaks on the Science of Networking
7:00 pm – End
Hashtag: #oenpubtalk
Cost: $10 for OEN members; $20 for non-members. Register at: https://www.oen.org/calendar-events/pubtalk-nov-2016/ |
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Change #41530
2016-11-02
14:45:16
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November PMI Agile Roundtable - Effective Conflict Engagement with Jean Richardson
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Agile teams are all about high bandwidth cross-functional communication. But, we can get really jumpy about conflict. Creative conflict is where the good stuff is in product development and innovation.
In her travels Jean has had the opportunity to observe a large number of teams work together—and attempt to work together. It’s clear that conversations change, the way the team moves together changes, and quality of work changes as the teams consciousness is raised. Many agile practices serve to support the goal of consciousness raising. Through observation, research, and experimentation, Jean has developed a working definition of team consciousness which will be a useful tool for you as you lead agile projects.
Come learn about how effective conflict engagement deepens consciousness and what we mean when we talk about consciousness and software development. Jean’s style is dialogic, so expect to interact!
About Jean Richardson
Jean Richardson is principal consultant and founder of Azure Gate Consulting. Through more than 25 years of experience in software development she consulted in project management, writing, training, public speaking, and business analysis, and the last five years as an Agile coach helping leaders transform organizations.
As a businessperson, she has learned that basic human issues are at the root of most business problems and most customer/vendor, employer/employee, or client/consultant disputes. Jean believes that if we ignore this fact we dehumanize ourselves and imperil our society.
As a consultant, her client list boasts a wide range of businesses including ADP, Cambia Health Systems, Chrome Systems, Dealertrack, Intel, Daimler/Chrysler, Kaiser Permanente, Mentor Graphics, Oregon State Department of Human Services, Portland General Electric, The Regence Group, US Bank, and UTi. Jean’s background includes thirteen years’ experience as a court-based mediator, and she brings a strong orientation to her practice as healing work.
She has taught at Oregon Graduate Institute, Portland State University, and at Marylhurst University where she taught MBA students. She teaches “Collaboration for Cross Functional Teams,” “Facilitative Leadership,” and “Effective Conflict Engagement” for private clients. She is a frequent speaker at conferences and professional development events. |
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Change #41529
2016-11-02
13:03:33
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Strata: Portraits of Humanity features Roman lead coffin and Maya rain ceremony
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See the detailed examination of a Roman coffin burial in England and witness a real Maya rain ceremony in the October 2016 edition of Strata: Portraits of Humanity, available online and on TV:
(1) Metal detectorists discover a lead coffin in a field near Ilchester in Somerset, England. The local police call in the archaeologists. They take the coffin back to the South West Heritage Trust Laboratory, where they open and excavate the coffin and discover a young woman’s skeleton. (2) Paul Hixon participated as a student in an ethnobotany field school in the Yucatan, Mexico, at the village and ancient Maya site of Yaxunah. His film covers the Ch’a Chaak ceremony, which appeals to the Maya god Chaak to bring rain for the recently planted corn.
Unlike any other show available anywhere, Strata is a fresh monthly showcase for unique, captivating and diverse stories about our cultural heritage from an archaeological perspective. We have a video promo for the show at https://youtu.be/xYSS2kUCsFE. Check it out!
You can see this monthly half-hour show on our nonprofit streaming-media Web site, The Archaeology Channel as well as on cable TV in cities across the US and even in Serbia. Strata program details can be found at http://www.archaeologychannel.org/video-guide/strata-portraits-of-humanity. The growing list of cable TV stations carrying the show is available at. They include placement in the local on-demand menu of Comcast Cable in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and California.
This and other programs are available on TAC for your use and enjoyment. We urge you to support this public service by participating in our Membership and Underwriting programs. Only with your help can we continue and enhance our nonprofit public-education and visitor-supported programming. We also welcome new content partners as we reach out to the world community.
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Change #41528
2016-11-02
10:19:20
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Emotional Intelligence in Design
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Data and good intentions are no longer enough in a world where the lines are increasingly blurred between online and offline experiences. People need products that support the broad spectrum of human experience. By practicing awareness we can create designs that help people do what they need to do, even when life is hard.
<h3>Our Presenter, Beth Dean</h3>
Beth is an illustrator and designer in San Francisco. She currently works at Facebook on transparency in advertising and dabbles in LGBTQ policy advocacy. When she’s not drawing or at a computer she can be found on a mountain peak.
She’s led design and product for analytics and news startups, and worked with big brands like Hotwire, Progressive Insurance and American Greetings. In addition to her own books, her comics have been featured in SPIN, various anthologies, and galleries around the country. She’s spoken around the world about emotional intelligence in design, and queer identity in comics, at places like: San Diego Comic-Con, Stumptown Comics Fest, Alternative Press Expo, From the Front, Industry, and more. She’s been interviewed on NPR’s Marketplace, and recently served as a White House LGBTQ Tech Innovation Fellow.
<a href="https://twitter.com/bethdean">Follow Beth on Twitter</a> and at <a href="http://thebethdean.com">her personal site</a>. |
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Emotional Intelligence in Design |
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