BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Meetup//Meetup Calendar 1.0//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH NAME:My Meetups X-WR-CALNAME:My Meetups BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Los_Angeles TZURL:http://tzurl.org/zoneinfo-outlook/America/Los_Angeles X-LIC-LOCATION:America/Los_Angeles BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:-0800 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZNAME:PDT DTSTART:19700308T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=3;BYDAY=2SU END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZOFFSETTO:-0800 TZNAME:PST DTSTART:19701101T020000 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=11;BYDAY=1SU END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_137562782@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131029T180000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131029T203000 SUMMARY:The Human Hack: Reinventing How We Work DESCRIPTION:Silicon Valley Agile Trends and Leadership\nAgenda:\n\n6:00 PM - 6:30 PM - Registration and Networking\n6:30 PM - 7:15 PM - Presentation \n7:15 PM - 7:30 PM - Networking break\n7:30 PM - 8:15 PM - Group exercise s\n8:15 PM - 8:30 PM - Q&A\n8:30 PM - Adjourn\n\nPDU Info:\n\nCategory "B" \, 2 PDUs for PMPs and PMI-ACPs\n\nFood:\n\nThis event includes FREE food and beverages!\n\nSynopsis:\n\nIn any organization or team\, there is an u nseen emotional undercurrent. It is fed by the many relationships between team members\, leaders and customers. These unseen forces impact how we wo rk.\n\nCollaborating with others is not always easy. Decision-making and m oving forward can be a nightmare if you can’t find consensus or alignmen t around a common goal. You might have the brightest minds in the industry \, but without the ability to come together as a team\, productivity remai ns challenged.\n\nBeing able to shift your perspective to the human system s view can help you see patterns and influences that can open up more poss ibilities in how people collaborate\, communicate and create. This subtle yet powerful paradigm shift helps you harness diversity as it shifts your perspective from the many people within the organization\, to the relation ships between them.\n\nThis shift is a great support to Agile as it gives a common language to previously nebulous dynamics and opens up possibiliti es to reveal/make visible and work with what is already there.\n\nBy atten ding this event\, you will:\n\n- Experience a shift in how you look at you r relationships at work\n- Go beyond Emotional and Social Intelligence to a Relationship Systems Intelligence perspective\n- Learn how to see the “system” influence at work in your team and relationships\n- Learn abo ut toxic communications\, their impact and how to avoid them\n- Have fun w ith the third entity and emotional field created by SV-ATL\n\nAbout the sp eaker - Dene Rogers:\n\nhttp://photos3.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/7/6/f /e/600_277470462.jpeg Dene wants to live in a world where companies recogn ize their employees as the most important part of their business. Let’s face it – companies are made of people – not products\, processes or t ech infrastructure – there is an innate “humanness” to every company and team – let’s treat it that way.\n\nDene is a consultant\, trainer \, facilitator and coach who supports leaders in the Tech industry to crea te resilient\, high performing and collaborative teams. She helps companie s unlock their workforce potential by coaching leaders and teams in many d ifferent aspects around team identify\, dynamics and getting results suppo rted by positive work environments that foster healthy\, cohesive\, produc tive and creative teams.\n\nBefore starting her own business in 2011\, Den e spent 15 years working in corporate environments on cross-functional tea ms across the globe - including South Africa\, the UK and the United State s. Most recently she’s worked for PayPal and then Yahoo! supporting cros s-functional teams before deciding to pursue her interest in cultivating t he personal and professional development of up-and-coming leaders and thei r teams in technology.\n\nDene holds a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial P sychology and Political Science from the University of Stellenbosch\, Sout h Africa and is a certified Organizational Relationship Systems Coach also trained in the co-active coaching model.\n\nAgreement:\n\nBy RSVP to this event\, you agree to allow taking pictures and videos of the event includ ing yourself. We plan to upload these pictures and videos to this meetup a nd on few other social media websites. URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/agilesv/events/137562782/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130830T210300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130830T210300Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_130054202@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130731T183000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130731T213000 SUMMARY:Automate Your Work Flow - wise.io Machine Learning Tools DESCRIPTION:Silicon Valley Hands On Programming Events\nwise.io provides c loud-based\, big-data machine learning tools. Josh Bloom and Joseph Richar ds (CEO and Chief Scientist of wise.io) will give background and explanati on of their Random Forests implementation. Jeremy Howard (President of Kag gle and Random Forests fan) will run through examples using wise.io tools and discuss advantages of Random Forests for building predictive models.\n \nAttendees will get access\, time and support to exercise the tools for t hemselves. Food and beverages will be provided.\n\nSchedule:\n6:30 - 7:00 Background on wise.io tools\nJosh Bloom and Joseph Richards (CEO and Chief Scientist)\n7:00 - 7:30 Advantages of Random Forests and Examples\nJeremy Howard (President Kaggle)\n7:30 - 9:30 Support for Attendees to work on e xamples URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/handsonprogrammingevents/events/13005 4202/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130717T190835Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130717T190835Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_124132622@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130710T190000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130710T220000 SUMMARY:Presentation: Clayton Weimer\, "Continuous Code Inspection with MI SRA-C:2012" DESCRIPTION:Cpp Bay Area: C++ Programming In and Around Silicon Valley\nTh ere is a wealth of empirical evidence for the adage "prevention is worth a pound of cure" in software development\, especially in C programming. In fact\, we have known for many years the most effective means of removing a nd preventing defects in systems software is through rigorous code inspect ion.\n\nWhat makes code inspections so effective in C programming is the f ormal review of each line of source code by a team of experts enforcing a strict set of inspection criteria (best practices and standards) along wit h their own experience\, in the preventation and detection of bugs. Part o f these criteria is avoiding the many traps and pitfalls within the C lang uage that can lead to unpredictable or unwanted behavior. This is known as language subsetting. The most widely used C language subset is MISRA-C:20 04\, which provides the basis of a rigorous coding standard.\n\nUnfortunat ely\, anyone who has developed under these strict processes knows how pain ful it can be. Existing coding standards and subsets (even MISRA-C:2004) c an be a source of frustration due to rules that are imprecisely written or more restrictive than necessary. But even the most well written coding st andards and practices gather dust on bookshelves unless there is inspectio n- yet inspections can be too much of a strain on key human resources too early in the development process\, especially as we increasingly embrace t he idea development should be more agile - not burdened with heavy-weight processes. For highly regulated safety critical systems\, these pains have been recognized to be worth the effort and MISRA-C:2004 is widely used in the Automobile\, Aero and Medical industries.\n\nNow\, from the many less ons learned over the decade there is a new MISRA standard\, which is descr ibed within the embedded system industry as "an indispensable resource for anyone who cares about software quality and is developing systems in C."\ n\nMISRA:2012 is a complete overhaul and represents an extensive effort to ensure:\n\n1) Rules are more precise and do not prevent reasonable uses o r behaviors with no undesirable consequences.\n\n2) Rules have detailed ra tionale and remove rules without strong rationale - with better guidance o n their applicability.\n\n3) Rules are more decidable\, to allow better to ol enforcement and reduce the amount of manual checking\, making automatic code inspection a reality.\n\nThis talk will provide an overview of MISRA -C:2012 and the new generation of code inspection tools that automate and help manage standards and processes based on it.\n\nClayton Weimer is Prog ramming Research's Sr. Technical Consultant in North America. He has 30 ye ars of experience in software development including advancement of develop ment tools and practices at GTE\, TRW\, and AT&T where he received publica tion and presentation awards in the areas of object-oriented design\, conf iguration management and design tools and techniques. He also did early pi oneering work on embedded wireless solutions and tablet computers at sever al startup companies. Before joining Programming Research in 2009\, he con tinued his work in wireless mobile technology as a technical consultant an d expert legal consultant in software patent and antitrust litigation. Cla yton received his BSc degree in Computer Science in 1985 from California S tate University\, Dominguez Hills during which time he worked as a program mer for Beckman Instruments developing it’s first small hospital laborat ory management system where he gained his full education and appreciation of software engineering working with a team of seasoned IBM software consu ltants. URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/cpp-bay-area/events/124132622/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130611T203615Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130611T203615Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_121322732@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130608T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130608T120000 SUMMARY:Data Science 201 DESCRIPTION:Silicon Valley Hands On Programming Events\nData Science 201\n \nInstructor: Dr. Michael Bowles\n\nOverview of the Course\n\nData Science 201 begins with ordinary least squares regression and extends this basic tool in a number of directions. We'll consider various regularization appr oaches. We'll introduce logistic regression and we'll learn how to code ca tegorical inputs and outputs. We'll look at feature space expansions for h andling non-linearities. Next we'll go through modern high-speed algorithm s for training these models on very large data sets(LARS\, Glmnet).\n\nTex t: "The Elements of Statistical Learning - Data Mining\, Inference\, and P rediction" by Trevor Hastie\, Robert Tibshirani\, and Jerome Friedman\n\nS ee also Prof Robert Tibshirani's notes for stats 315a: http://www-stat.sta nford.edu/~tibs/stat315a.html\n\nPrerequisites\n\nData Science 201 and 202 employ beginner-level probability\, calculus and linear algebra (e.g. pre ruse the appendices in "Introduction to Data Mining" by Tan et. al. or Lin ear Algebra\, and Probability Theory.) If you have taken intro Data Scienc e or Machine Learning classes\, you are well prepared for this course\, bu t those are not required to start 201.\n\nParticipants should be familiar with R or be willing to pick R up outside of class. We will hand out R-cod e for most of our examples\, but we won't spend time in 201 going through introductory material on R. Come to the first class with R and R-Studio lo aded on your computer. See http://cran.r-project.org/ URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/handsonprogrammingevents/events/12132 2732/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130413T200406Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130413T200406Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_114575412@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130523T190000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130523T220000 SUMMARY:Meet up at a local bar and trade war stories. DESCRIPTION:SF Cyber Security\n URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/d794e0ac-157e-494c-ad30-088e0875c1ef/ events/114575412/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130416T052516Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130416T052516Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_116712332@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130520T180000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130520T210000 SUMMARY:From $0 to paying customers - Lean Startup Step by Step DESCRIPTION:Lean Startup Circle - Silicon Valley\nCustdev\, BMC\, Personas \, Growth Hacking - these are all topics that you've heard about\, done or even taken a workshop on. But how do you put it all together?\n\nI've lea rnt from experience that many startups fail because they're not able to se e the bigger picture and prepare quickly enough for the next step.\n\nThis is a hands-on workshop. We’ll be running a simulated experiment where y ou’ll walk the path of “a founder with an idea\,” to “a founder wi th a viable\, profitable startup.”\n\nWHAT YOU GET:\nIf you are either t hinking of creating your own product\, or have started one\, you'll walk a way from this workshop with a map to guide you to success.\n\nSCHEDULE:\n6 :00 - Doors open\, networking food and drinks\n6:30 - Simulation begins. I 've got an idea!\n\nLet's lay out the ground rules. The lean principles Do es this idea have potential? My unique value proposition - Who's this for? personas and customer segments You mean they really want it? Customer int erviews and qualitative feedback Can I make money if it works? Market size \, costs and revenue streams Let's get the word out! Channels\, blogging a nd online presence A picture is worth a thousand words. The business model canvas But how can I tell if it'll work? Building MVPs and testing them o ut We got traction\, but will it work with more people? Surveys\, landing pages and quantitative validation The manual way. Start with the concierge model Rinse and repeat. The build-measure-learn loop 8:00 - Simulation co ntinues. Let's scale the business\n\nWe got it\, not let's redo it. Rebuil d your product for quality Let's tell the world! Inbound marketing and gro wth hacking Working together. Hiring\, office or distributed\, dev teams\, product iterations and releases Keeping tabs on customers. CRMs\, don't b e a stranger. Taking payments. Don't make it hard to pay you Rinse and rep eat. The build-measure-learn loop 8:30 - Simulation ends.\n\nBIO:\nThe wor kshop will be led by Spike Morelli (@spikelab (http://www.twitter.com/spik elab)) - jack of many trades and pretty good at a couple.\n\nSpike most re cently worked at a startup acquired by Google and over the last two years has run several side projects in the education space with a focus on Massi ve Open Online Courses. He is an engineer converted product manager and UX lover and has worked for 15 years in the IT industry. Despite all the sof tware he's dealt with he has a soft spot for crafting hard goods (especial ly wooden furniture) and not-so-hard goods (especially cake). He loves to help entrepreneurs however he can and in general help people succeed.\n\nP S:\nIf you'd like to attend this\, but can't make it to the valley and wou ld love the event to be held in SF please let me know on twitter\, email ( spike@leanstartupcircle.com) or drop a comment here on meetup. URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/lean-startup-circle-silicon-valley/ev ents/116712332/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130429T063154Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130429T063154Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_118235132@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130515T190000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130515T220000 SUMMARY:How the Internet Transformed the Software Industry DESCRIPTION:SF Bay ACM Chapter\nSpeaker: Tony Wasserman\n\nEvent Details\n \nLocation CHNAGEd TODAY\, see map\n\nDirections:\n\nUse the 1501 Page Mil l entrance\, at Page Mill and Peter Coutts Rd. Drive straight. Find parkin g after the second stop sign. The entrance is at the left corner of buildi ng 5.\n\nThe growth of the Internet has had a huge impact on the software industry\, from the ease of creating new businesses to the processes that companies use to develop\, distribute\, and support their products. Softwa re architectures and platforms for web applications differ significantly f rom traditional desktop and client-server applications\, and require a new generation of programming languages and development tools. Developers mak e extensive use of open source software\, particularly at the infrastructu re level of their applications. Development teams can easily use Internet- based tools for collaboration\, thus facilitating distributed organization s. Product marketing now emphasizes attracting prospective customers to th e company's website. Companies can release products over the Internet\, or provide a hosted web application\, both of which are more efficient and l ess expensive ways to sell their products. Companies can also support thei r products over the Internet through online discussion forums\, often with users helping one another.Ongoing advances in mobile and cloud computing\ , styles of user interaction\, and software business models are certain to have a large effect\, leading to innovative new products from both new an d established companies.\n\nLocation CHANGEd Today\, see map\n\nSpeaker Bi o\n\nAnthony I. (Tony) Wasserman is a Professor of Software Management Pra ctice at Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley (http://sv.cmu.edu/)\, and the Exe cutive Director of its Center for Open Source Investigation (COSI)\, focus ed on evaluation and adoption of open source software. In 1980\, as a Prof essor at UC San Francisco\, he released the software for his User Software Engineering research project under a BSD license. Subsequently\, as CEO o f Interactive Development Environments (IDE)\, he incorporated some of tha t software in IDE's Software through Pictures multiuser modeling environme nt\, released in 1984\, making it among the very first commercial products to include open source software. After IDE\, Tony was VP of Engineering f or a dot-com\, and later became VP of Bluestone Software\, where Bluestone 's open source Total-e-Mobile toolkit allowed mobile devices to connect to JavaEE web applications. Tony is very active in the international open so urce research community\, and served as General Chair of the 2009 Int'l. C onf. on Open Source Systems. He is on the Board of Directors of the Open S ource Initiative (OSI) (http://www.opensource.org/) and the Board of Advis ors of Open Source for America (http://www.opensourceforamerica.org/) Tony is a Fellow of the ACM and a Life Fellow of the IEEE for his contribution s to software engineering and software development environments. He receiv ed the 2012 Distinguished Educator Award from the IEEE's Technical Council on Software Engineering and the 2013 Influential Educator Award from the ACM's Special Interest Group on Software Engineering. Tony has been to mor e than 65 countries\, including some that no longer exist\, and posts his photos (http://www.flickr.com/photos/tony_wasserman) on Flickr.\n\nLocatio n CHANGEd TODAY\, see map URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/sf-bay-acm/events/118235132/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130507T211537Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130507T211537Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_116162162@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130515T173000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130515T203000 SUMMARY:Machine Learning Study Group DESCRIPTION:Silicon Valley AI\nLogistics and discussion minutes of our stu dy group are at:\nhttp://collaborationtalents.wikispaces.com/Collaboration 12\n\nThe free online class is taught by Stanford Professor Andrew Ng! It' s fun to complete a unit of Machine Learning (https://www.coursera.org/cou rse/ml) every week and collaborate among a study group.\n\nThe study group consists of 10 consecutive weekly meetings from 5:30 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. PS T. Here is the schedule:\n\nWednesday\, April 24th —Unit 1\nWednesday\, May 1st —Unit 2\nWednesday\, May 8th —Unit 3\nWednesday\, May 15th — Unit 4\nFriday\, May 24th —Unit 5\nWednesday\, May 29th—Unit 6\nWednes day\, June 5th—Unit 7\nWednesday\, June 12th—Unit 8\nWednesday\, June 19th—Unit 9\nWednesday\, June 26th—Unit 10\n\nLet's apply machine lear ning to new areas together... URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/silicon-valley-machine-learning/event s/116162162/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130425T174429Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130425T174429Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_115650792@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130514T190000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130514T220000 SUMMARY:Preview: Analytics for better agile testing DESCRIPTION:South Bay Software Quality Engineering\nNerati is a San Franci sco based start-up building a new type of analytics tool for QA. Based on over 18 months of feedback and iterative development we aim to deliver the information QA teams need in ways that best support their processes. We'l l give the group an advance tour of what we're doing and would love to hea r their feedback. We'll also share benchmarking data from our surveys of c urrent QA practice.\n\nQA leaders today are increasingly asked to deliver business critical information in shortening time windows. Too often\, test plans and release decisions are based on assumptions and incomplete infor mation. Nerati's analytics ensure that the QA team (even non-developers) u nderstands everything that has changed in a new release\, and provides new types of insight to optimize manual\, automated\, and exploratory testing . Nerati's reporting also ensures changes don't slip through un-tested. URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/a65dd015-6dbd-45e9-a3c1-36288a15d816/ events/115650792/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130422T211702Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130422T211702Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_115181032@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130514T183000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130514T213000 SUMMARY:"Official" BARUG May 2013 Meeting DESCRIPTION:Bay Area useR Group (R Programming Language)\nAgenda:\n6:30 PM - Pizza and Networking\n7:00 - Announcements\n7:05 - Lightning Talk - Sas hikanth Chandrasekaran: snap-analytx\n7:20 - Alex Brown: Shiny\n8:00 - Jus tin Hemann: CRM Models in R and Causata / R integration\n\nAbstract: snap- analytx\n\nHigh quality prediction algorithms are freely available in lang uages such as R. Yet\, predictive analytics remains confined to a few larg e companies in select industries and modern internet companies. We believe this gap exists because of a shortage of scientists and the complexities involved in deploying the prediction models in a production application.\n \nThis talk presents a new approach - nicknamed snap-analytx - to deployin g prediction models written in languages such as R. Instead of developing one-off custom prediction models\, R programmers can use the new platform to make their prediction models available to a larger number of customers by creating reusable models. The platform relieves the R programmers from system issues surrounding model deployment\, data integration\, run-time s coring and performance monitoring while still facilitating collaboration w ith customers in order to tweak or extend their model.\n\nBio: Sashikanth Chandrasekaran\n\nI am a software engineer currently at Great Bridge Corpo ration where we use consumer transaction data to predict retail trends. Pr eviously\, I was at Google working on dynamic search ads\, a new method of automatically creating search ads from a web site's content. I started my software career at Oracle\, where I implemented several features in the O racle database.\n\nAlex Brown\nAlex started with graphics on "Harvard Pres entation Graphics" in the 80s\, and has been using R for about 10 years as a magic calculator and to understand data - and share that understanding with colleagues. Alex says:" Most of all I love the graphics it produces". \n\nAbstract for Alex's Talk\nShiny (from the makers of RStudio and the au thor of plyr\, ggplot2 and others) takes your R programs and techniques an d throws them into the intra or internet.An R veteran will show you how to get started\, and explain how shiny enables you and your team to share di scoveries\, activate analyses for interaction\, link your graphs to live d ata and more.\n\nAbstract: Justin's Talk\nSuppose that you are a data scie ntist\, and you've been asked by your boss to make the company website mor e personalized and relevant to visitors. You decide that the best course o f action is to try to predict what visitors will do\, then show content re lated to the prediction on the website. Causata was created to solve this kind of problem\, which involves three major steps: collecting data into a single view of the customer\, learning from the data\, and taking action. A brief demo will show how Causata and R are used together. Then the focu s will move to customer segmentation\, creating interesting features in th e data\, and useful R packages.\n\nBio: Justin Hemann\nJustin Hemann is a Principal Data Scientist at Causata and the primary author of the Causata R package. Justin uses R to create predictive models that drive decisions for customer experience management\, including web content\, offers\, and emails. Justin's background includes predictive modeling around customer e xperience management\, marketing mix models\, aviation noise modeling\, an d orbit dynamics. Justin has an MS in Engineering Systems from MIT and a B S in Aerospace Engineering from Purdue. URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/r-users/events/115181032/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130419T183401Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130419T183401Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_102190522@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130514T183000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130514T210000 SUMMARY:"Lean + UX = Awesome... then Multiply by Agile Practices" SV-ALN A gile Meetup DESCRIPTION:Hyperdrive Agile Leadership Network\n"Lean + UX = Awesome... t hen Multiply by Agile Practices"\n\n1. Intro to Lean + UX (and how it dove tails with Agile)\n\n2. Rapid sketching skills/ UX scenario sketching acti vity\n\n3. Unifying LeanUX and Agile Team Practices\n\nSummary:\n\nWe've a ll heard the words "lean startup"\, "MVP"\, "Pivot" and"UX/UI"...but what do they really mean in everyday Agile teams? In this rapid-fire and fun mi ni-workshop\, Kate Rutter of LUXr will give a rundown on the key concepts that every product team needs to know to make products that customers want \, need and love to buy.\n\nYou'll see a model of user experience that is so simple you can draw iton a whiteboard\, then jump in and do a quick act ivity to visually communicate why your product matters to people. We'll wr ap up with a peer-sharing of our work and Q&A.\n\nMore about the hands-on activity:- Purpose: Learn to quickly sketch a scenario of a customer/user isa key skill in fast-moving Agile and lean teams.- Skills: Show the group how to draw a basic scenario in 5 minutes. Absolutely no prior experience is expected...this is about sketching for communication\, not for "art."- Application: Using their new skills and 3 simple prompts\, participants w ill sketchquick visual scenarios of their customer\, a moment of problem/p ain\, anda moment of value that their product delivers.- Wrap-Up: particip ants will have a simple 1-sheet that clarifiesthe core value proposition f or delivering a great user experience. (hint: it's not about the interface !). Also how LeanUX and Agile teams work together to get exponential resul ts.\n\nAgenda:\n\n6:30 PM - 7:00 PM Networking/ Refreshments\n\n7:00 PM - 7:10 PM Intro/ Annoucements\n\n7:10 PM - 8:30 PM Speaker & Learning Exerci ses\n\n8:30 PM - 8:40 PM Retro & Wrap Up\n\n8:40 PM - 9:00 PM Networking\n \nAbout Kate Rutter\, Co-founder & Principal of Luxr:\n\nKate is a strateg ist and designer with a talent for bringing companies and customers closer together through lean strategies\, inventive design and participatory pra ctices. Before joining LUXr\, Kate was with Adaptive Path where she specia lized in user research and design for complex and emerging digital systems . She's brought customer empathy and collaborative design practices to com panies such as Nokia\, Travel+Leisure Publishing\, Globo Networks\, and Gr eenpeace.\n\nKate speaks and leads workshops regularly at conferences and universities\, including SXSW\, UX Week\, the iSchool at UC California and Haas School of Business.\n\nKate serves as an adviser to startups\, inclu ding Foodspotting\, MileSense\, and Pickie. She serves as a mentor at Star tup Monthly. URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/hyperdrive-agile-leadership-network/e vents/102190522/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130130T203526Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130130T203526Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_114190142@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130511T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130511T130000 SUMMARY:Data Science 201 DESCRIPTION:Silicon Valley Hands On Programming Events\nData Science 201\n \nInstructor: Dr. Michael Bowles\n\nThe class will meet for 4 Saturday mor nings. Registration covers all 4 meetings. Early registration is $325. Las t minute registration is $375. Pre-register on eventbrite.com. http://data science201.eventbrite.com You can also register at the first class meeting (check or cash).\n\nOverview of the Course\n\nData Science 201 begins wit h ordinary least squares regression and extends this basic tool in a numbe r of directions. You'll learn various regularization approaches. You'll le arn about logistic regression and how to code categorical inputs and outpu ts. You'll learn how to use feature space expansions for handling non-line arities. Next we'll go through modern high-speed algorithms for training t hese models on very large data sets(LARS\, Glmnet).\n\nText: "The Elements of Statistical Learning - Data Mining\, Inference\, and Prediction" by Tr evor Hastie\, Robert Tibshirani\, and Jerome Friedman\n\nSee also Prof Rob ert Tibshirani's notes for stats 315a: http://www-stat.stanford.edu/~tibs/ stat315a.html\n\nPrerequisites\n\nData Science 201 and 202 employ beginner -level probability\, calculus and linear algebra (e.g. preruse the appendi ces in "Introduction to Data Mining" by Tan et. al. or Linear Algebra\, an d Probability Theory.) If you have taken intro Data Science or Machine Lea rning classes\, you are well prepared for this course\, but those are not required to start 201.\n\nParticipants should be familiar with R or be wil ling to pick R up outside of class. We will hand out R-code for most of ou r examples\, but we won't spend time in 201 going through introductory mat erial on R. Come to the first class with R and R-Studio loaded on your com puter. See http://cran.r-project.org/ URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/handsonprogrammingevents/events/11419 0142/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130413T200123Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130413T200123Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_117220592@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130508T181500 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130508T220000 SUMMARY:Selenium for pythonistas DESCRIPTION:San Francisco Python Meetup Group\nFor May's meetup\, Santiago Suarez Ordoñez (http://www.santiycr.com/)\, committer for Selenium will show you the best practices for writing automated functional tests for you r Python Web Apps.\n\nAgenda:\n\n6:15p - Check-in and mingle\,with Pizza a nd Beer provided by our generous sponsor Yelp!\n\n7:00p - Welcome and anno uncements\n\n7:10p - 3-4 Lightning Talks (5 minutes each)\n\n7:30p - Featu red Talk\n\n8:15p - Q & A and more mingling\, ping pong\, pool\n\n10:00p - Doors close. Late owls continue on to Thirty Bear\n\n*Please take note of the important check-in details at Yelp*\n\nLightning talks line-up:\n\nSc ott Lobdell - How to generate collages using python imaging library and bi nary trees\n\nBrain Rue - Things you might not know about Python Exception s\n\nShannon -jj Behrens - Using Python to control Minecraft\n\nMain talk: \n\nSelenium for pythonistas is aimed at full-stack python web developers\ , who although aren't QA engineers\, would still like to produce higher qu ality code by incorporating functional tests to their toolkit. You will ge t a solid understanding of why and when Selenium should be used as well as best practices for writing robust and maintainable tests for your python web apps that can be run in any continuous integration setup.\n\nMain Spea ker's Bio:\n\nSantiago Suarez Ordoñez (http://www.santiycr.com/) is curre ntly a Lead Backend Developer at Sauce Labs and a committer for Selenium\, an open-source automated testing framework. For almost four years now\, h e has helped Sauce's biggest customers improve their test automation skill s\, played a key part in building Sauce Labs' cloud-based browser testing service and contributed to making Selenium reach the level of quality we a ll enjoy today. He has also presented at numerous testing conferences and tech meet-ups.\n\n*** important logistics***\n\nIf you've encountered some thing cool recently\, please submit a topic for your lightning talk when y ou RSVP for the event. Please note that recruiting pitches are unacceptabl e as lightning talks. Don't know what lightning talks are? Learn more: htt p://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightning_Talk\n\n*CHECK-IN PROCESS*\n\nDoors wi ll open at 6:15pm to allow enough time for the check-in process. Please up date the name on your account to reflect your FIRST NAME and LAST NAME. Ye lp Security and Hy will be checking IDs at the door. *Please note: You WIL L ONLY be allowed into the event if we have your first and last name (that matches the name on your ID) prior to the event. Beer and wine will be se rved at this event. Please keep in mind only folks 21 and over are allowed into the event. (Another reason for the ID check) If you will be bringing a guest\, please provide us with their first and last name as well. Waiti ng list folks will be allowed into the event AFTER we admit all confirmed attendees. Yelp is generously providing pizza\, drinks\, and beer in addit ion to their venue space. Please respect and abide by the attached event t erms/guidelines: YELP EVENT GUIDELINES (https://marakana.com/static/commun ity/2012%20Yelp%20Property%20Event%20Terms.pdf). As usual\, looking forwar d to meeting you and feel free to ping me with questions or suggestions -\ n\nGrace URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/sfpython/events/117220592/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130501T212951Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130501T212951Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_115689042@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130502T180000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130502T210000 SUMMARY:Business Model Canvas workshop with Tristan Kromer DESCRIPTION:Lean Startup Circle - Silicon Valley\n"No business plan surviv es first contact with the customer."\n\n-Steve Blank\n\nABOUT:\n\nThe Busi ness Model Canvas by Alexander Osterwalder has become the de facto languag e of the lean startup. It allows startups to throw away their static 50 pa ge business plans and focus on validating the riskiest unknowns of their b usiness.\n\nFor a balanced team\, the canvas is a shared language that des igners\, developers\, and product owners can use to make sure everyone is focused on one clear objective. No sub-optimizing for pretty pixels. No pe rfectly refactored code bases. Only a shared vision on validating each cor e assumption to build a business.\n\nThis will be a hands on workshop rapi dly constructing a Business Model for a sample project in one hour and the n applying the principles to your own project in the second hour.\n\nAfter this workshop you will:\n\nBe able to develop a full business model based around a customer and value proposition Identify the riskiest assumption in your business model Be ready to develop an MVP based on your business m odel\n\nSCHEDULE:\n\n6:00 - Doors open\; networking\, food & drinks\n6:30 - Constructing your Business Model\n7:30 - Applying the Lean principles to your Business Model\n8:30 - Wrap-Up\n\nTRISTAN KROMER:\n\nhttp://photos3. meetupstatic.com/photos/event/1/7/2/c/event_228125932.jpegThe workshop wil l be led by Tristan Kromer (http://grasshopperherder.com/) (@TriKro (http: //twitter.com/trikro)) - Boots on the ground at Lean Startup Circle.\n\nTr istan pokes\, prods\, and questions startups. He’s spent 10 years in the music industry\, worked 5 years in IT security\, lived in 5 different cou ntries\, studied philosophy and business (separately)\, and generally made a nuisance of himself for the past 3 years in Silicon Valley as a lean st artup (http://GrasshopperHerder.com/) advocate. URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/lean-startup-circle-silicon-valley/ev ents/115689042/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130423T010103Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130423T010103Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_110995342@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130424T183000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130424T203000 SUMMARY:Real-time Online Learning for Event Streams DESCRIPTION:SF Bayarea Machine Learning\nAbstract\n\nA lot of interesting data comes in the form of event streams. Particularly for high volume stre ams\, classical batch oriented approaches don't perform well. In this talk \, I will discuss approaches for online learning and how to use techniques from stream mining like sketches and so-called heavy hitter algorithms to process large volume event streams with finite resources. Our experiences in particular with social media analysis lead to the development of strea mdrill (http://streamdrill.com) and I'll discuss the major design decision s behind it.\n\nSpeaker Bio\n\nMikio Braun (http://blog.mikiobraun.de) is Chief Data Scientist and co-founder of TWIMPACT (http://twimpact.com)\, a startup focussing on real-time event analysis. URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/sf-bayarea-machine-learning/events/11 0995342/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130325T191055Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130325T191055Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_113509952@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130424T180000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130424T210000 SUMMARY:VM Internals\, Tiered Compilation DESCRIPTION:Bay Area Systems-Programming Interest Group (BASPIG)\nLocation is in the South Bay ~10 minutes walk from a Caltrain station -- just (fre e) sign up for group membership for the details.\n\nGuest speakers Keith A dams (@ Facebook) on HHVM: a high-performance PHP engine\, and Igor Vereso v (@ Adobe) on tiered compilation in HotSpot.\n\nTalks will not be recorde d\, sorry. Everybody is here in their own capacity so no quoting or tweeti ng -- we want to encourage frank exchange of views. \;-) There will be piz za and beverages available for attendees. Thanks for RSVPing! URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/3b3d10f1-af39-4093-a4fa-48bfe7e2d63f/ events/113509952/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130409T190432Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130409T190432Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_113226642@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130424T173000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130424T203000 SUMMARY:Machine Learning Study Group DESCRIPTION:Silicon Valley AI\nThis is part 1 of our 10-week study group o n Machine Learning. The free online class is taught by Stanford Professor Andrew Ng! It's fun to complete a unit of Machine Learning (https://www.co ursera.org/course/ml) every week and collaborate among a study group.\n\nA genda for the 1st meeting:\n1. Which area are you interested in applying m achine learning?\n2. Summarize learning in Unit 1.\n3. Any question about Unit 1?\n4. Brainstorm and make progress on our machine learning projects. \n\nThe study group consists of 10 consecutive weekly meetings from 5:30 p .m. to 6:45 p.m. PST. Here is the schedule:\n\nWednesday\, April 24th —U nit 1\nWednesday\, May 1st —Unit 2\nWednesday\, May 8th —Unit 3\nWedne sday\, May 15th —Unit 4\nFriday\, May 24th —Unit 5\nWednesday\, May 29 th—Unit 6\nWednesday\, June 5th—Unit 7\nWednesday\, June 12th—Unit 8 \nWednesday\, June 19th—Unit 9\nWednesday\, June 26th—Unit 10\n\nDiscu ssion meeting minutes will be posted at:\nhttp://collaborationtalents.wiki spaces.com/Collaboration12\n\nLet's apply machine learning to new areas to gether... URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/silicon-valley-machine-learning/event s/113226642/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130408T031433Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130408T031433Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_105811672@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130423T190000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130423T220000 SUMMARY:How can Quality teams and Product Managers collaborate better? DESCRIPTION:South Bay Software Quality Engineering\nI plan to share typica l challenges faced by product manager that effects their ability to engage more with other teams. I will share some personal experiences of being a product manager after being a quality professional for a long time. What I learned\, what worked and what could have been better. After my presentat ion we can have a group discussion to discuss top 3 things that Quality te ams can collaborate on specific areas.\n\nI have worked in quality roles c ontinuously for 10 years and later I had opportunity to be a product manag er.\n\nWe will not discuss whether PM is a career path.\n\nIf possible\, b ring your product manager or product owner along to this meetup. URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/a65dd015-6dbd-45e9-a3c1-36288a15d816/ events/105811672/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130222T034941Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130222T034941Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_109173372@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130422T183000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130422T203000 SUMMARY:Machine Learning Applications using big data for securing end user s DESCRIPTION:SF Bay ACM Chapter\nEvent Details\nSymantec protects hundreds of millions of users (consumer and enterprise) and their online interactio ns. We leverage massive amounts of anonymously collected data such as appl ication behaviors\, application stability and performance details\, URL/we b page characteristics\, file information\, process information\, network information\, security events (e.g.\, malware detections\, firewall and IP S events\, etc.) to understand patterns of system activities in order to c reate new and innovative security applications that deliver best in class security. Many machine learning approaches are employed to create predicti ve models that are applied in a variety of contexts both on the client and in the cloud to make real-time security decisions. This approach allows u s to be extremely nimble\, adaptive\, and effective against the massive gr owth in malware as well as in combating increasingly sophisticated and tar geted threats. This talk will discuss the machine learning applications an d engines that Symantec successfully developed and deployed\, and the chal lenges Symantec faced applying them to practical scenarios.\n\nSpeaker Bio \nSourabh Satish is a Distinguished Engineer in the Security Technology an d Response group in Symantec’s Office of the CTO\, where he leads resear ch and development of security engines and technologies. As lead engineer and chief architect for Symantec’s Insight technology\, Mr. Satish appli es machine learning to targeted threat and general security problems. Mr. Satish has been at Symantec for more than 12 years. He is a prolific innov ator with 90 issued patents. In the last 18 years\, since earning his Bach elor’s Degree in Computer Science and Engineering from India\, Mr. Satis h worked as an engineer and technical lead on many security technologies s uch as network IDS\, firewall\, policy compliance\, host IDS\, server secu rity\, VOIP security\, OS and application security\, behavioral security\, and personal information protection. These technologies ship in both cons umer and enterprise products protecting millions of users. URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/sf-bay-acm/events/109173372/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20130314T022114Z LAST-MODIFIED:20130314T022114Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_90240522@meetup.com SEQUENCE:1 DTSTAMP:20260604T003314Z DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130420T110000 DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130420T150000 SUMMARY:Big Data Day DESCRIPTION:Bay Area Software Engineers (BASE)\nBIG DATA DAY IS AN EVENT B UILT BY ENGINEERS\, FOR ENGINEERS.\n\nBay Area Software Engineers (BASE) i s bringing engineering leaders from the big data space to direct technical discussions on creating awesome software. The Big Data Day talks will foc us on sharing actionable advice for engineers and are likely to be too tec hnical for those who do not create in code. Please register to join us for a day of awesome engineering talks\, prizes\, pizza & drinks. It is free to sign up but space is limited.\n\nPlease visit http://bigdataday.org/ fo r more speaker information\n\nThe theme of discussion for this day will be working with large amounts of data. We've brought a group of engineers wh o are solving very interesting big data engineering issues and are excited to speak.\n\nSpeakers\n\n-------------------------\n\nBRUNO TERKALY Devel oper Evangelist at Microsoft\n\nUtilizing big data technologies with Micro soft. Bruno is currently Developer Evangelist for Microsoft in Northern Ca lifornia. Bruno is a former “Rapid Response Engineer.” The new term is “Premier Field Engineer (PFE).” Whatever you call it\, he was able to handle critical situations and was deployed to customer sites across the EMEA region. He has worn many hats in his career\, from low-level\, deep d ebugging to hosting and presenting at large conferences about developer te chnologies\, such cloud computing\, architecture\, performance tuning.\n\n TOM FLORES Software Licensing and IP Attorney\n\nTomas M. Flores\, Esq. (B .S. Computer Science\; Juris Doctorate). Software licensing\, and intellec tual property attorney proudly serving Bay Area developers and technology companies since 2008. Former prosecutor\, and software engineer.\n\nDAVID HWANG Chief Scientist\, Restaurant Sciences\n\nMonetizing big data in the restaurant space. David has a Physics degree from UNC and was awarded the first patent for a system to sanitize textile needles by the Public Health Corps. His Tech Proficiencies include POS (Normalization\, Integration)\, No SQL (Mongo\, Hadoop)\, Scaling SQL databases (Postgres)\, Data Analysi s (R)\, Presentation (D3\, Processing)\, and Machine Learning (Mahout\, Nu menta) He holds Board positions at the following: Restaurant Sciences\, Me diaGlint\, Dash\, FohBoh\, appPlatter\, SnapSpend\, PosIq\, SubtleData\, G eoSPec360. David also holds six patents in various fields and has authored two books on equity derivatives.\n\nFUAD MALIKOV Co-founder & Managing Pa rtner Hazelcast\n\nHazelcast\, in-memory big data. The Co-Founder of Hazel cast\, an in-memory data grid product will give a 20 minute technical talk on Hazelcast. Prior to joining Hazelcast\, Fuad worked on J2EE projects a s a technology consultant in financial and telecom industries. He was an I T architect at IBM\, developing J2EE based core-banking system for one of the biggest banking transformation projects in Europe.\n\nDAVE FOWLER Foun der of Chartio\n\nDave Fowler is the founder of Chartio\, the best interfa ce for data. A Forbe’s 30 under 30 in Technology for 2011 and 2012\, Dav e moved to the Bay Area three years ago where he joined Y Combinator and p ursued his startup idea of giving a face to data. During and after school Dave worked at IBM for 2 years where he worked on the processor for the Xb ox 360 and filed 10 patents. 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We couldn't do it without our members and we want to tha nk you for being apart of this growing organization.\n\nhttp://photos4.mee tupstatic.com/photos/event/d/d/e/c/event_218516812.jpeg URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.meetup.com/software/events/90240522/ STATUS:CONFIRMED CREATED:20121106T190903Z LAST-MODIFIED:20121106T190903Z CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT X-ORIGINAL-URL:https://www.meetup.com/events/ical/55966822/617afdc72a5a29c 99ec439b757db7c001377a741/all X-WR-CALNAME:My Meetups END:VCALENDAR