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DESCRIPTION:Two halves tonight.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nFIRST: show us what you di
 d. Last month we went through nine ways to work with coding&#13\;\nagent
 s. Some of you went home and tried them. Bring what happened — the memor
 y file that&#13\;\nchanged your week\, the prompt that finally worked\, 
 the agent that confidently destroyed&#13\;\nsomething. Wins and disaster
 s are equally welcome\; the disasters usually teach more. Five&#13\;\nmi
 nutes each\, laptop optional\, no slides required.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nTHEN: 
 everything that isn't text. We've spent two meetings on language models.
  Meanwhile&#13\;\nimage\, video\, music\, and voice generation have quie
 tly become genuinely good — and a&#13\;\nsurprising amount of it now run
 s on the laptop in front of you\, with nothing leaving the&#13\;\nmachin
 e.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nWe'll walk the current landscape honestly: what's actu
 ally worth using in October 2026\,&#13\;\nwhat got discontinued this yea
 r\, and where each one still falls apart. Then we'll split the&#13\;\nfi
 eld the way that matters for a working developer — what you call an API 
 for\, versus what&#13\;\nyou can run yourself.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nAnd we'll 
 generate something live. On a laptop. Offline.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nYou'll lea
 ve knowing which model to reach for per modality\, what your own hardwar
 e can run\,&#13\;\nhow to set it up\, and the three questions that decid
 e hosted-versus-local for any of them.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nCome curious. Begi
 nners and veterans welcome.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nSPEAKER&#13\;\nMatt Duffield 
 is President &amp\; CTO of Summit Software with 30+ years building enter
 prise&#13\;\nsoftware. A published author of six technical books and U.S
 . Navy veteran\, he focuses on&#13\;\nAI-assisted development\, local LL
 Ms\, and cloud-native architecture.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nEVENT DETAILS&#13\;\n
 Food\, drinks\, and conversation beginning at 7:00. Show &amp\; tell at 
 7:30. Main talk around 8:00.&#13\;\nParking is free at the Gladstone Par
 k SDA church.&#13\;\n\n\nTags: AI\, image-generation\, video-generation\
 , music-generation\, local-ai\, multimodal\, developer-tools\, meetup\, 
 meetup:event=316767323\n\nImported from: http://calagator.org/events/125
 0482732
URL:https://www.meetup.com/full-stack-dev-pdx/events/316767323/
SUMMARY:Show & Tell + Beyond Text: Image\, Video & Music on Your Own Mach
 ine — Full Stack Devs PDX
LOCATION:Gladstone Park SDA Church: 8378 Cason Rd\, Gladstone OR 97027 Un
 ited States
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