Large People Model: Vibe Coding Showcase
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Tools change, but the fundamentals endure. As generative AI reshapes how we build software, a familiar trope has re-emerged, the narrative that developers will become obsolete. But, if history has taught us anything, this is not the end of the developer, it’s the dawn of something new, the renaissance developer. Someone who is curious, polymath, owner, systems thinker and communicator!
Register here: https://luma.com/large-people-model-vibe-coding-showcase
Come and present or learn from real examples at hackathons that turned into vibe-coded apps!
Learn more about Large People Model Community:
https://sakom.substack.com/p/lpm-large-people-model
Prehacks Github page: https://github.com/sakomws/prehacks
8 X 8 Rule to the demo and group prehack exercise:
8 slides to Present:
Project Name – one sentence description
Motivation – what drove you to solve it?
Problem – summarize briefly
Problem size – scale and impact
Solution – [data/insights] → [action] → [result]
Architecture – technical architecture and components
Team – roles of each member
Links – code, slides, demo link
8 steps to Vibe Code:
Idea Signal
Define ICP
4R Value Model: Revenue, Runtime, Risk, Reputation
Information Flow Design
AI System Design
Scale Evaluation
Product Usage Principles
Pitch in 1-3 minutes clearly and visually
Hosted at Frontier Makerspace. Powered by vibes. Backed by Cline & Replit.
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Hosted By
Edward Choudhry, GDG Organizer
4xStartup 2nd time founder, Community Organizer and Lead for GDG MTV. CEO & Co-Founder of Barricade AI, Multimodal AI for Public Safety and First Response. Organizer of the first hackathon in the US - Super Happy Dev House, Check out my documentary I did on how you can take a hackathon and turn it in to a hacker space.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YprmMvHaWUM
Ishai Hachlili, Organizer
Jose Ruiz, Organizer
Sako M, Platform engineer
Sako M is a seasoned professional with 10+ years of experience in the field of technology. He has worked with more than ten companies in six countries, and he holds three master's degrees in different countries. He is currently based in San Francisco, California, and he is focused on AI, DevOps, Security, Open Source and building SaaS products.
Sako's passion for technology is evident in his work, and he is dedicated to using his skills and knowledge to generate value for all creatures in the world. He believes that as long as we give more than we take, the best is yet to come.
Sako has founded two open source projects called JobHax and GOUP. Currently he works at company called Gladly, where he is a Sr. Software Engineer. Before his current role at Gladly, he worked as a DevOps | Infrastructure Security Lead at OpenGov Inc., where he managed highly available software as a service and built infrastructure for continuous integration, automated software releases, and infrastructure automation. He has also worked as a Software Engineer at NGINX, Inc., and as an Industrial Cyber Security Researcher at Fraunhofer IOSB-INA.
Throughout his career, Sako has honed his skills in areas such as security, reliability, scalability, performance, cost optimization, operational excellence, Kubernetes, Docker, Python, and Linux-based servers. At Huawei Technologies, he worked as a service project manager, responsible for 24x7 of five service providers' network engineering teams' management, and as a system and network support team leader, where he worked on Customer Experience Management platform Operation&Maintenance Linux based servers and storage. He has also worked as a Core Network Planning Team Leader at Bakcell, where he led the Core Network Planning team.
Angeline Tan,
Angeline heads BLOCK71 Silicon Valley, a dynamic hub of the National University in Singapore in the U.S. where she develops cross border partnerships and collaborations in tech and innovation between Singapore, Asia and the U.S.
She identifies and attracts disruptive startups with high-growth potential, guides startups through the complexities of cross border markets, connects founders with key industry players and investors to provide strategic guidance on product development, go-to-market strategies, and fundraising.
Through BLOCK71 Silicon Valley, Angeline hosts several events monthly focusing on impact sectors to rally founders, investors and corporate executives in meaningful discussion, market discovery, product development and networking.
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