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# To attend enroll here: # [https://luma.com/q6kuetpe](https://luma.com/q6kuetpe) # Agenda​ ​5 - 5:45: Pizza / Beer ​​5:45 - 6:15: NetApp, what we do, our role in open source - Mariah McLaughlin, NetApp ​​6:15 - 7:00: Unleashing AI in Cassandra 5 - Ritam Das, NetApp ​​7:00 - 8:00: When “Eventually” Meant 11 ms: Designing Deterministic Cassandra Architectures in the Telecom Core - Thomas Elliott, Your Augmented Life Advisory Services ​​8:00 - 9:00: Networking

One hour of uninterrupted writing, no prompts or unsolicited feedback. We will be meeting at the French Workshop. Find us with the Meetup sign, and sit anywhere. Let’s meet at 6:15ish and start intros and writing by 6:45/50

Join us for the February edition of the New York AI Engineers Tech Talk, a monthly gathering focused exclusively on AI engineering. Whether you’re a seasoned machine learning engineer or a fullstack dev curious about how to work with LLMs, this is your space to dive deep into real-world projects, technical challenges, and creative solutions. **What to Expect:** Each month, we invite AI engineers to share something they’ve built, the challenges they faced, and how they solved them. It’s all substance, no fluff, designed for engineers by engineers. **This Month’s Presenters:** * [Clint Robinson](https://www.linkedin.com/in/clintjrobinson/), Cofounder & CTO @ [Parable](https://www.askparable.com/) * [Kanta Garg](https://www.linkedin.com/in/kantagarg17/), Solutions Architect, @ [AWS](https://aws.amazon.com/free/?trk=4bff893e-6f19-4cd8-accc-699c73895d8c&sc_channel=ps&trk=4bff893e-6f19-4cd8-accc-699c73895d8c&sc_channel=ps&ef_id=CjwKCAiA1obMBhAbEiwAsUBbIjpvfpgxARu0OgSrgx8WQcILBZRZMZK0HtEhvhqVvnLQSUyWj22OixoCnfwQAvD_BwE:G:s&s_kwcid=AL!4422!3!651751059780!e!!g!!aws!19852662197!145019195897&gad_campaignid=19852662197&gbraid=0AAAAADjHtp9VoTN00O-dtavU5bsNHCdCS&gclid=CjwKCAiA1obMBhAbEiwAsUBbIjpvfpgxARu0OgSrgx8WQcILBZRZMZK0HtEhvhqVvnLQSUyWj22OixoCnfwQAvD_BwE) * [Hegar Garcia](https://www.linkedin.com/in/hegargarcia/), Tech Lead @[Fonzi](https://fonzi.ai/) **The Crowd:** You’ll be joining a mix of software developers, data scientists, AI engineers, and technical founders working at or curious about the future of applying AI at the application layer. It’s a casual, high-signal environment perfect for learning something new and meeting peers in the NYC AI Engineering scene. **Agenda:** * 6:30 to 7:15 PM – Networking with pizza and soft drinks courtesy of [Fonzi AI](https://fonzi.ai/) * 7:15 to 7:20 PM – Opening remarks * 7:20 to 8:05 PM – Three 10 minutes Tech Talks with 5 minute Q&A * 8:05 to 8:30 PM – Meet the speakers and connect with other attendees **Location:** Fonzi HQ (Ground Floor) 25 Kent Avenue Brooklyn AI Engineers is run by [Fonzi](https://fonzi.ai/). Fonzi is a talent marketplace that connects elite engineers with top AI companies through a monthly, high signal, structured hiring process called Match Day. We run AI Engineers communities in both New York and [San Francisco](https://www.meetup.com/san-francisco-ai-engineers/events/?eventOrigin=your_groups). If you are interested in speaking at a tech talk, email lauren@fonzi.ai with your LinkedIn profile, the location you want to speak in (NY or SF), and a short abstract on how you are applying or building with AI in your current role. Use the subject line “AI Engineers Abstract Submission”.

Join us for an hour of writing! We’ve discovered that it’s strikingly helpful to write with other writers. See if it’s true for you at 6:30 PM on Wednesday evenings. Be it a book, blog, script, essay, dissertation, resume, melody, poem or just plain work stuff, you are invited to write it with us. No one will see what you've written or give you unsolicited advice. Instead of just thinking about writing, come and get some real writing done. ADDRESS: Stavros Public Library 455 5th Ave, 1st floor, New York, NY 10016 SCHEDULE: 6:20 - intros and discussion. 6:55 - move to upper library floor. 7:00 - timer starts: write for 1 hour. 8:00 - (the end) chat / take off / keep writing. OPTIONAL DINNER AND SOCIALIZING happens after the session. Writing is very solitary. Connecting (and sometimes even commiserating) with other writers is a cool thing. ABOUT US: Shut Up & Write hosts free in-person and online writing events for writers all over the world. Our goal is to ensure that every writer, regardless of genre or skill level, has access to the community, accountability, and resources they need to be successful in their personal writing goals. Our events use our proven formula: a few minutes of introductions, an hour of focused writing, and a final check-in to share the hour's progress. WHAT TO EXPECT: RSVP and please arrive 10–15 minutes early to get settled at an in-person event. Our host will lead introductions and then everyone will write for a quiet, focused period of time. Afterward, we’ll have an optional time to chat and get to know each other. Members often talk about their successes and challenges as writers. Our events are a safe space for writers to work on their craft. No one will read or critique your writing. For more information about our events, visit https://shutupwrite.com. Being Late is Okay: Just show up and get settled, then check in with me after the session. (I’ll be the person with the Shut Up & Write sign.) If you are on time, please be willing to make room for any friendly latecomers.

Join us for an evening of networking, discussion, and all things Cassandra! Please register for this event [here](https://luma.com/q6kuetpe). **Agenda:** ​5:00 - 5:45 pm: Pizza / Beer ​​5:45 - 6:15 pm: NetApp, what we do, our role in open source - Mariah McLaughlin, NetApp ​​6:15 - 7:00 pm: Unleashing AI in Cassandra 5 - Ritam Das, NetApp ​​7:00 - 8:00 pm: When “Eventually” Meant 11 ms: Designing Deterministic Cassandra Architectures in the Telecom Core - Thomas Elliott, Your Augmented Life Advisory Services ​​8:00 - 9:00 pm: Networking **Speaking Sessions:** **​NetApp, what we do, our role in open source - Mariah McLaughlin** ​Mariah is a Developer Advocate at NetApp Instaclustr with a focus on developing educational content and building community around Apache Cassandra. ​ She will discuss NetApp Instaclustr’s managed platform and their role as an open source contributor in the Apache Cassandra community **​Unleashing AI in Cassandra 5 - Ritam Das** ​Ritam Das is a Cloud Solutions Architect at NetApp Instaclustr helping customers consume open-source data platforms like Cassandra, Kafka, PostgreSQL, OpenSearch and more. ​ Ritam will discuss enhancements to Cassandra 5, its AI capabilities, and what it has enabled enterprises to do at scale. **​** **When “Eventually” Meant 11 ms:Designing Deterministic Cassandra Architectures in the Telecom Core - Thomas Elliott** ​Thomas Elliott has had a 25-year career in delivering distributed software systems whose work spans early Cassandra OSS deployments in mobile core networks and modern deterministic data foundations for AI. As Head of AI and ML Systems at BioSole International, he focuses on using Cassandra to encode data dependencies that enable reproducible, auditable, and constrained AI reasoning. ​Since the early days of the Cassandra Open Source project, it has been recognized as a critical component in the evolution of telecom infrastructure, particularly mobile core networks. This talk traces how early design constraints shaped architectural decisions in large-scale deployments. It is a story told across three cities in the Persian Gulf, under tight launch timelines, geopolitical complexity, and read-after-write visibility requirements that had an upper limit of 11ms.

Coworking for writers in your area! Join us for some focused writing time. All writers and all experience levels are welcome and don’t worry, no one will see what you've written. This session is about getting your writing done and meeting other writers in your area. When you show up, say hello to everyone, grab a drink and/or food, and get your writing tools ready. Once you’re all settled, take some time to chat with your fellow writers. Once everyone’s arrived, I will lead quick introductions and then set the timer for our quiet and focused writing session. **6:30-7:00: Socialize & Mingle 7:00-8:00: Focused Hour of Writing 8:00-end: Socialize, Write More, or explore Bad Therapy (an awesome space)** Afterward, we’ll have time to chat and get to know each other. We often talk about our successes and challenges as writers. If you don’t have time to stick around, no worries! Venue Guidelines: Please thank our hosts by purchasing something.

Join us for a laid-back evening of casual conversations and mingling with fellow Nix, Nixpkgs, and NixOS enthusiasts. Bring your passion for the Nix ecosystem, and we'll provide a fun, relaxed atmosphere to connect and share ideas! Location will be at Pier 57 in the Daffodil classroom - a map is attached in the photos section.

IMPORTANT: PLEASE USE THE QR CODE SENT TO YOUR EMAIL TO ACCESS THE BUILDING Come show your support for your fellow developers! We’re very happy to bring the community together for an evening of learning and connection. This time, we'll have a community member sharing a use case and, as usual, an Elastic employee sharing their expertise as well. Join us to learn something new and meet others who are passionate about search, observability, and security. **Agenda:** * 5:30 pm: Doors open; say hi and eat some food * 6:00 pm: Agent Builder: Providing Relevant Context for Data Driven Agents", by Kathleen DeRusso, Principal Software Engineer I at Elastic * 6:30 pm: Q&A * 6:40 pm: Improving Search Ranking with LambdaMART and Elasticsearch, by Brandon (Anbang) Wu, Senior Machine Learning Engineer at Quizlet * 7:10 pm: Q&A * 7:20 - 7:30 pm: Networking and event wrap-up **Abstract** **"Agent Builder: Providing Relevant Context for Data Driven Agents"** What are agents? What is context engineering? Join us as we dive into the importance of context engineering for providing relevant information to agents, and how to build grounded agents using Elastic Agent Builder. **"Improving Search Ranking with LambdaMART and Elasticsearch"** Quizlet’s search extended manual Elasticsearch boosts with a Learning-to-Rank (LambdaMART) model. Using query, engagement, and content features, we trained on study signals and validated with A/B tests, achieving measurable lifts in study rates: +3.42% on blended pages, +1.86% on sets pages, and +1.05–1.81% in downstream outcomes. This talk shares how we combined a custom ML re-ranker with Elasticsearch results—covering training data design, offline evaluation, latency, and model interpretability—and offers guidance for Elastic users to go beyond boosting and improve ranking quality. **Where**: Elastic NYC Office 1250 Broadway, Floor 16, Training Room New York, NY 10001 **When**: Feb 19th \| Doors open at 5:30 PM If you’re a long-time Elastic user or just starting your journey, this is the perfect opportunity to share ideas, meet new people, and get inspired. See you there!

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Come relax after your day job by hanging out with some fellow Bushwick writers for some coffee and a group writing session. \*\*NOTE: Tipsy bean opens just for us on Wednesday night. Google says it's closed but it's not!! May not be open until 7pm though, so if it looks closed don't panic\*\*\* We'll write in three highly-focused 25-minute sprints. In between all that, we'll also talk about what we're working on and trade thoughts and tips on writing. It's a great way to shake off some procrastination and find the creative push needed for that writing project you've been putting off. All writers are welcome, as well as first-time members. Come prepared to write with paper & pen or a laptop...and at least an idea of what you'll be writing about.

The group operates in a decentralized style to ensure everyone feels welcome. There will be no writing prompt, and you don't have to share what you wrote. 10:30am - 11 we often sit around one circle for chitchat 45mins focused writing 30mins or so chitchat 45mins focused writing forever chitchat I (the host) will be a bit mia the next few months. So please be bold, move around, form, and deform conversation circles as you like.

**Abstract:** Current procedural content generation in media suffers from a dichotomy: it is either computationally efficient but predictable, or creative but prone to hallucination and error. The solution lies in a fundamental shift from classical procedural generation to quantum constraint satisfaction algorithms. In this talk, I will present the technical roadmap for MOTH, exploring how quantum computing is poised to become the foundation of the next generation of media. At MOTH we categorize the ecosystem into two eras: the current NISQ era, focused on Quantum Dynamics for visual and game asset generation, and the impending FTQC era, focused on optimization and generative solvers. We will demonstrate how early quantum algorithms are being integrated into commercial game engines today, and how the "Solver Substrate" of the 2030s will enable faster game development with more realistic and immersive worlds. **Bio:** Spencer Topel is a technologist and entrepreneur specializing in the commercial application of frontier technologies, including quantum computing, robotics, and embedded systems. He currently serves as CTO of Moth Quantum, where he directs the engineering roadmap for quantum software tools designed for the creative industries. Simultaneously, as Co-founder of Electron Robotics, he architects AI-driven adaptive systems for high-precision industrial automation. Topel’s technical background is rooted in the design of novel hardware and signal processing platforms. Through his first venture, Physical Synthesis, he developed proprietary acoustic actuation technology, earning industry recognition for innovation in electromechanical design. His pivot into quantum engineering began at the Yale Quantum Institute. Working alongside the Devoret Lab, Topel successfully engineered a hardware-software interface for superconducting qubits, translating quantum state dynamics into audio signals—a project that validated new approaches to human-computer interaction (HCI) in quantum systems. A former professor of Dartmouth College, Topel combines academic rigor with agile product development. He holds advanced degrees from Cornell University and the Juilliard School, and his transdisciplinary work has been exhibited at Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art.

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We're back! This session we'll be working through the exercises for Chapter 1 of Steve Awodey's *Category Theory* together. Bring your attempts, your questions, and your confusion! If you missed session 1, don't worry. Chapter 1 covers the basics and you can catch up easily before we meet. *(Meetup free membership means the event has a max capacity of 10 people on this site but feel free to attend even if we've hit the limit)*

Most founders hire their C-suite based on gut instinct or a frantic search through their immediate LinkedIn network. That leads to **expensive mis-hires and wasted runway**. **[Roei Samuel](https://www.linkedin.com/in/roei-samuel/)** is turning executive hiring into a data science problem. **COMPLETE YOUR RSVP HERE TO ATTEND:** **[https://www.startupgrind.com/events/details/startup-grind-new-york-city-presents-the-algorithmic-c-suite-scaling-the-fractional-economy-with-ai/](https://www.startupgrind.com/events/details/startup-grind-new-york-city-presents-the-algorithmic-c-suite-scaling-the-fractional-economy-with-ai/)** After scaling his first venture to **9 million users** and **exiting at age 26**, Roei noticed a systemic friction in the startup ecosystem: founders couldn't find the right experts, and senior talent was burned out by the traditional 9-to-5. So he founded **[Connectd](https://www.connectd.com/us)** to solve this **using an AI-native engine** that doesn't just *match* keywords, but **analyzes a company's actual operational math**. Connectd’s AI ingests real-time data from each startup to determine exactly when they will be hitting a wall and who (*CFO vs. CRO vs. CMO*) is required to climb it. Since expanding to the U.S., the platform is generating revenue 10x faster than it did in the UK, **with New York City serving as the primary engine for this growth.** On **February 24th**, Roei joins us at **[Civic Hall ](https://www.civichall.org/)**to break down **how he’s building the infrastructure for the fractional economy** and why your next high-impact hire **shouldn't be a full-time employee**. **COMPLETE YOUR RSVP HERE TO ATTEND:** **[https://www.startupgrind.com/events/details/startup-grind-new-york-city-presents-the-algorithmic-c-suite-scaling-the-fractional-economy-with-ai/](https://www.startupgrind.com/events/details/startup-grind-new-york-city-presents-the-algorithmic-c-suite-scaling-the-fractional-economy-with-ai/)** **WHAT YOU’LL LEARN** * **The Predictive Hire:** How Connectd uses AI-powered insights to identify leadership gaps before a founder even realizes they exist. * **10x Expansion Playbook:** The specific tactics Roei used to scale U.S. revenue 10 times faster than the UK market in just 16 months. * **Runway-Friendly Leadership:** When to stop searching for a full-time executive and how to leverage a fractional C-suite to preserve capital. * **The Data Integration Layer:** Moving beyond resumes to analyze burn rates, churn, and financial signals as the primary drivers for talent matching. **WHO SHOULD ATTEND** * **Early-Stage Founders:** Stop guessing your next hire; learn to use operational data to build a specialized, fractional leadership team. * **Senior Professionals:** Learn how to move from corporate burnout to a high-leverage "fractional" career using intelligent algorithmic matching. * **Investors:** See how AI-driven reporting and expert matching can reduce the failure rate across your early-stage portfolio. **Tickets for this event include food and drinks**, as well as direct access to a founder who has successfully navigated the high-stakes journey from student side-hustle **to international AI-powered scale-up**. You'll also meet dozens of other high-performing entrepreneurs who are creating their next big thing. **Seriously, it's some of the best founder networking in the city.** **COMPLETE YOUR RSVP HERE TO ATTEND:** **[https://www.startupgrind.com/events/details/startup-grind-new-york-city-presents-the-algorithmic-c-suite-scaling-the-fractional-economy-with-ai/](https://www.startupgrind.com/events/details/startup-grind-new-york-city-presents-the-algorithmic-c-suite-scaling-the-fractional-economy-with-ai/)** Getting a ticket guarantees admission. **No waitlisting.** **AGENDA** * 6:00 PM: Networking, Food & Drinks * 7:00 PM: Fireside Chat with Roei Samuel * 8:00 PM: Meet the Speaker **And don't miss our other monthly tech events.** They are great opportunities for **builders, founders, and operators** to network with each other to share best practices and find new resources to grow your startup the right way. **See our full event lineup** [here](https://www.startupgrind.com/new-york-city/).

Join us on **Thursday, February 26** at **Datadog Times Square**. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. to give attendees plenty of time to grab pizza and socialize, and the talk begin at 7:15 p.m. Following the success of the UnConf we've absorbed all of your feedback and have two awesome speakers! **Robin Molen-Grigull is CTO at Fullstack.Trade** \- a stealth mode firm focused on high performance compute and latency in the Web3 space\. **Storage Tetris: Compile-Time Solutions for 32-Byte Storage Constraints** Fitting arbitrary Rust structs into fixed 32-byte storage slots is a puzzle, but Rust’s macros and type system make it solvable. Automatic layout and lazy loading, combined with a small macro, turn low-level storage primitives into clean .field() accessors. Associated types and compile-time offset calculations eliminate manual storage arithmetic while remaining zero-cost. **James Logan is a Principal Scientific Software Engineer at Commonwealth Fusion** **Interpn: Fast Interpolation** James Logan recently delivered a ten minute lightning talk at Rust Boston. The goal of that talk was to share "Everything I learned making software 300x faster than state-of-the-art". James has used Interpn in a way like never seen before, improving performance in a way that is unimaginably unique and can be applied by so many engineers. This is definitely one not to be missed. **[Lawrence Harvey](https://www.lawrenceharvey.com/)** is Rust NYC's official recruitment partner, with Ross providing support as a co-organizer and financial support. The space is generously sponsored by our partner **Datadog.**

Are you writing fiction? Hazarding the waters of memoir? You’ve probably done enough of it to know that sometimes it’s work, sometimes play, sometimes easy, sometimes impossible, and that we all need a little help now and then. This group is tailored to the needs of writers already up to here in the work of it, Do the Write Thing, with Rafi Zabor, will begin meeting on September 10, 2017, for six sessions on alternate Sundays. After supervising the Kensington/Windsor Terrace Workshop for six months on an informal, come-one come-all basis, I’ve decided to move on to a more structured format tailored to the needs of writers already engaged in serious creative work that can benefit from workshopping with other gifted workers, and from expert editorial advice, commentary, and revision. We’ll try to help your work shine more brightly, and get it ready for publication. The workshop will meet six times for three hours, on alternate Sunday afternoons, beginning 10 September and concluding on November 12th, at our workspace near Prospect Park and the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens: Compound Cowork Space, 1120 Washington Avenue, 2nd floor. It will be limited to eight members and cost $55 per session, half the total payable in advance. The emphasis will be on fiction, in short or long form, but memoirs will also be considered for inclusion. What you can expect is acute commentary from talented fellow writers—we already have a couple onboard—and from me. In addition, I will provide you with a written critique of your work, including editorial suggestions and, if needed, some outright doctoring of the manuscript. My characteristic emphasis is on getting life onto the page, and the technical means of doing so: narrative voice, selection of detail, and all the ways in which you can invite the reader to enter your storytelling world and delight in it. In addition to publishing non-fiction in a variety of magazines, I am the author of the PEN/Faulkner Award-winning novel The Bear Comes Home, and the ‘souvenir’ or memoir I, Wabenzi. I’ve taught writing workshops at the 92nd Street Y and other venues, have worked privately with writers at home and abroad and have spent most of a not-so-short lifetime working out what stories are worth telling and hearing, and what makes them go. Please send your manuscript to me at rafzab297@gmail.com . I’ll give it my complete attention, and will get back to you about the prospects. Completed stories and portions of longer work in progress are equally welcome, but do get them to me soon, since you care about your writing and so do I. Absolute last minute deadline, September 1, but sooner is better. I’ll get back to you as promptly as I can. Wishing you and your writing all the best::::::::Rafi Zabor

**PLEASE NOTE THE UPDATED LOCATION** [Stout NYC, 109 W. 39th St. (bet. 6th and 7th aves)](https://www.stoutnyc.com/location/stout-nyc-bryant-park/) In this event we'll take a break from the heavy lifting of the last few events, and focus on networking, drinking, coding, and conversations about Machine Learning! For those interested, here are a few previous presentations, feel free to study up and ask me questions at the event! [The Fundamentals of Machine Learning](https://fpwarehouse.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/the-fundamentals-of-artificial-intelligence.pdf) [Machine Learning and Genetics](https://fpwarehouse.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/genetics.pdf) [Machine Learning and Sorting](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/353958877_Sorting_Information_and_Recursion) See you soon! Charles

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We are back with another in person event - [Brains, Bytes & Bragging Rights](https://events.databricks.com/FY27Q1-SD-DNB-Trivia/registration) 🧠🍕 Join us for a fun evening of trivia, networking, and great conversation with fellow data & technology professionals! Databricks and Sigma Computing are hosting a casual in-person event designed to bring curious minds together for friendly competition and meaningful connections. Put your knowledge to the test across a range of trivia categories, enjoy complimentary food and drinks, and connect with peers while learning more about the latest innovations in data and AI. Whether you come for the trivia, the networking, or just the pizza - there’s something for everyone (and yes, there are prizes!). 📍 Sigma Computing — 124 E 14th St, New York, NY 📅 Thursday, February 26 🕕 6:00–8:00 PM ET \*Be sure to register with your email using the link below before you arrive - that registration will be your ticket inside! https://events.databricks.com/FY27Q1-SD-DNB-Trivia/registration