Silicon Valley Hands On Programming Events

Deep learning is evolving quickly. Important new developments are appearing daily. This group attempts to keep up by reading and discussing current deep learning literature. This meetup uses discussion among the participants to speed understanding of current research results. That requires that some participants read the paper before attending. Anyone is welcome to attend and listen without reading the paper. If nobody reads the paper the meeting will be short.

Paper (blog) for June 16, 2026:
Natural Language Autoencoders Produce Unsupervised Explanations of LLM Activations
https://transformer-circuits.pub/2026/nla/index.html

Papers that we're reading, code that participants generate and other random stuff can be found at github site for the group.
https://github.com/davidmacmillan/DeepLearningStudyGroup

Deep learning is evolving quickly. Important new developments are appearing daily. This group attempts to keep up by reading and discussing current deep learning literature. This meetup uses discussion among the participants to speed understanding of current research results. That requires that some participants read the paper before attending. Anyone is welcome to attend and listen without reading the paper. If nobody reads the paper the meeting will be short.

TBD

Papers that we're reading, code that participants generate and other random stuff can be found at github site for the group.
https://github.com/davidmacmillan/DeepLearningStudyGroup

Deep learning is evolving quickly. Important new developments are appearing daily. This group attempts to keep up by reading and discussing current deep learning literature. This meetup uses discussion among the participants to speed understanding of current research results. That requires that some participants read the paper before attending. Anyone is welcome to attend and listen without reading the paper. If nobody reads the paper the meeting will be short.

TBD

Papers that we're reading, code that participants generate and other random stuff can be found at github site for the group.
https://github.com/davidmacmillan/DeepLearningStudyGroup

Deep learning is evolving quickly. Important new developments are appearing daily. This group attempts to keep up by reading and discussing current deep learning literature. This meetup uses discussion among the participants to speed understanding of current research results. That requires that some participants read the paper before attending. Anyone is welcome to attend and listen without reading the paper. If nobody reads the paper the meeting will be short.

TBD

Papers that we're reading, code that participants generate and other random stuff can be found at github site for the group.
https://github.com/davidmacmillan/DeepLearningStudyGroup