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San Francisco Tech & AI Social

San Francisco Tech & AI Social

Thu, Nov 5, 1:00 AM
From Badass Marketers & Founders I San Francisco
4.7

There are many groups promoting this event. Our meetup group is participating by promoting this event. This event is organized by Albert's List. The cost to attend this event is FREE [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2003262049717?aff=oddtdtcreator](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2003262049717?aff=oddtdtcreator) Network with movers and shakers shaping the city’s tech and AI scene for an evening of cocktails, good bites and real conversation about careers, AI, and what everyone’s working on. There's so much to share, from advancements in agents to the new opportunities unlocked by vibe coding and the jobs, startups, and projects that come from it. **What to expect** * Cocktails and bites at Bella, a lounge in SoMa * Conversations with engineers, founders, operators and people building with AI * Music all night from Taking Back Sundance **Who it’s for** Engineers, founders, operators, designers, recruiters and anyone navigating a career in tech right now. Bring your LinkedIn QR code or business cards! **About Albert’s List** Active in the Bay Area since 2013 and featured in the San Francisco Chronicle and The SF Standard, Albert’s List is a 50,700+ professional community helping professionals thrive in an AI-first world through workshops, bootcamps, networking events and career strategy. * Website: [https://www.ajobslist.com](https://www.ajobslist.com/?utm_source=luma) * Facebook Group: [https://bit.ly/findyournextjob](https://bit.ly/findyournextjob?utm_source=luma)

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1 attendee
Hackers and Founders SF

Hackers and Founders SF

Thu, Oct 22, 1:00 AM
From Hackers/Founders
4.6

Hey, Peeps. Time for me to touch grass and meet with people face to face again. What should we talk about this time? My last meetup's conversation topics with attendees: \* How many tokens will be have to burn before the singularity arrives? \* Has your security workflow changes post hugging face? \* Using language models for new molecular discovery in materials science \* How would you crack a Doge Coin Wallet where the user forgot the passphrase 10 years ago \* Show and tell what you;re working on. \* Know anyonevhiring? Will prompt for food. Our MO is grabbing a beverage of your choice, and hanging out to about whatever startupish nerdery we're intrigued by at the moment. Join us. :)

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1 attendee
how to get the first 100 customers

how to get the first 100 customers

Wed, Oct 21, 2:00 AM
From Counter Intelligence

Counte Intellignece club is for founders sick of role players. This month we talk GTM, how to get the first 100 customers. Not the usual BS we hear from accelerators, but real methods that can build traction. Led by an ex-airbnb marketer. The stuff that works in shockingly simple & doesn't require much spending. This is not a strategy GTM meetup, nor a lecture.We talk tactics 20% & implement directly within the same meeting. Most of the methods are agentic, so we can still enjoy a casual conversation during. Note: Please no freelancers or service providers, this is designed for Ai products. Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/viu-muza-bmp (Voice only meetup, no need for video)

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6 attendees
Circuit Hacking Monday – Open Electronics Workshop

Circuit Hacking Monday – Open Electronics Workshop

Tue, Oct 20, 2:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.8

Need some motivation to finish that electronics project? Join us for an open workshop where everyone brings something they're working on. We'll have soldering stations, test equipment, and a room full of people interested in electronics, programming, robotics, and embedded systems. Whether you're debugging a circuit, writing code, or designing your next gadget, you're welcome here. No lectures. No pressure. Just making things together.

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3 attendees
Building Products For Agents

Building Products For Agents

Thu, Oct 29, 1:00 AM
From ProductTank SF
4.7

***IMPORTANT***: *Complete* **[This Form](https://forms.gle/Nup6bxyvDU6PdEAn8)** *prior to the event to receive your entry pass from Vapi via email.* **Your next user might be an agent.** **Products used to be built for humans through a UI and developers through an API. Now agents are users too.** What changes when you build for agents? Which tools should your product offer? Should you build the connection yourself or buy it? And how do you charge when the user is an agent rather than a person? Join ProductTank SF and Vapi for a panel on building for agents, pricing, and the tools that connect agents to products. Speakers will share lessons and patterns, not product demos. **KEY TAKEAWAYS** * What changes when **agents become users**, and what builders are seeing in practice * How to **price for agents**: charging by use or results rather than by person * How to **design the tools agents use**: what to offer, how to design it, and whether to build or buy * How product teams **manage agent use** inside their own organizations **THE PANELISTS** **Rami Banna** is a **Product Lead at Stripe**, working on developer ecosystems and Stripe Projects. He helps developers and agents build and launch businesses. He brings the billing-for-agents perspective. **Sagar Batchu** is **CEO and co-founder of Speakeasy**. He helps companies turn their APIs into tools agents can use, and sees what works across hundreds of teams. **Jake Sciotto** is a **Technical Customer Success Manager at PostHog**. He works hands-on with customers building for agents and brings lessons from that work. **Ibrahim Bashir** is a **product leader** who has worked at Amazon, Box, Amplitude, and Ontra. He brings the product-management perspective connecting the panel’s themes. *Attendance will be first-come, first-served. We will close doors once we reach capacity; arrive early to secure a spot.* *Special thanks to our generous sponsor:* * [Vapi](https://vapi.ai/): Build, deploy, and improve voice agents as fast as you ship.

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NB18 Fairly Legal: Noisebridge Anniversary Party!

NB18 Fairly Legal: Noisebridge Anniversary Party!

Sat, Oct 17, 12:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.8

**Noisebridge Hackerspace** celebrates **18 years** as a bastion of Net freedom and open maker culture, somehow remaining fairly legal! Party with us in recognition of Noisebridge's ongoing commitment to human flourishing, hacking the planet, and shaping an excellent future together. NOTE: No ticket required, but this IS a [fundraiser](https://luma.com/b1x6dmp6). ### DAY 1 (Friday, Oct. 16): KICKOFF * Hackerween Social: **5pm-7pm** * Opening Ceremony and Stupidhack Kickoff: **8pm-9pm** * Resident Electronic Music: **8:30pm-LATE** ### DAY 2 (Saturday, Oct. 17): PARTY ON! * Guild Workshops + Repair Fair: **12pm-5pm** * Stupidhack Demos and Awards, 10-Minutes-of-Fame Talks, Costume Contest: **7pm-9pm** * Music Guild Show: **9pm-11pm** * Cyber Rave: **11pm-12am+** More info at: https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/NB18 And (Friday): https://luma.com/b1x6dmp6 And (Saturday): https://luma.com/ceeotcql

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Frequently asked questions

Growth hacking involves innovative strategies to rapidly grow a business. It's a creative mix of marketing, development, and data analysis aimed at increasing a company's scale quickly and efficiently.

You can explore growth hacking events in San Francisco by using Meetup's search function. Simply enter 'growth hacking' as an interest and set your location to San Francisco to discover relevant events and groups.

Joining a growth hacking group offers unique opportunities to learn from experienced professionals, network within the industry, and share strategies with peers all dedicated to business growth through innovative methods.

Yes, Meetup caters to a wide range of professional and career-focused groups. You can connect with like-minded professionals and expand your network in your specific field of interest.

Meetups can be both online and in-person events. It's best to check each event's details on Meetup to decide what best suits your preference and schedule.

Many groups feature industry experts who share insights and strategies through talks or casual networking, though specific attendance varies by event.

Not all areas will have active groups, but if you're in San Francisco, a prominent hub for innovation, you're likely to find several opportunities for engagement.

Yes, it's recommended to RSVP to secure your spot at most Meetup events, ensuring the host can prepare and track attendance efficiently.

Most Meetup groups are free or charge a small fee to cover expenses. Check the particular group's page for any costs associated with events.

Absolutely! Meetup allows you to create and host your own events. This can be an excellent way to bring growth hacking enthusiasts together if specific groups don’t yet exist.

Although popular in tech, growth hacking principles can be applied across various industries. You'll find a diverse array of professionals in growth hacking Meetups.

While Meetup can increase connections, securing a job is not guaranteed. Active participation and engagement broaden possibilities and opportunities.

If existing Meetups don't align perfectly, consider joining related groups to still benefit from networking opportunities, or start your own group.

Policies vary among groups, so check event details. Often, members can invite friends to join them for cultural exchange and networking purposes.

Event frequency varies based on organizer activity. Being in San Francisco, known for its startup ecosystem, expect frequent gatherings.