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**Hosted by Pure Storage** Please note at the Pure Storage office, all meetup attendees will be required to sign a generic NDA used for all office visitors to be able to attend the meetup. Doors are open from 17:30, talks will start 18:00, and we have 2 talks and panel discussion. **1\. Daniel Turecek \(Pure Storage\) \- What is new in Go 1\.26** In this lightning talk, we’ll tour what’s coming in **Go 1.26** (based on the current draft release notes) and why it matters for real-world services. We’ll cover runtime and performance wins like the default **Green Tea GC**, faster **cgo** calls, improved stack allocation, and new profiling options aimed at spotting goroutine leaks. We’ll also look at security and crypto upgrades including 64-bit heap address randomization, the new **`crypto/hpke`** package, and **post-quantum hybrid key exchange on by default in TLS**. Finally, we’ll touch on pragmatic developer-experience changes—from `new(expr)` and richer generics constraints to tooling updates like `go fix`, `pprof` flame graphs by default, and compatibility-oriented module defaults. **2\. Vilibald Wanca \- Nail the Basics \- S01E02** Good Go code starts with a simple, predictable layout. In this talk, we’ll cover the standard approach to structuring Go projects: keep things flat early on, map one package to one directory, and keep tests right next to the code they validate (like `user.go` and `user_test.go`). We’ll also look at common structural mistakes—such as over-engineering too soon or importing Java/Python-style layering that fights Go’s package model—and how to avoid them. Finally, you’ll leave with a handful of quick wins you can apply immediately: formatting and import automation with `gofmt`/`goimports`, stronger feedback loops with `golangci-lint`, and editor setups (VSCode Go extension or GoLand) that make the “Go way” feel effortless. **3\. Panel discussion with our speakers on AI tools and Go development** Join us for a panel discussion with our speakers on how AI tools are changing Go development in practice. We’ll compare real workflows for using assistants to design, code, test, refactor, and review Go services—what actually saves time, what introduces risk, and where humans still need to stay firmly in the loop. Expect practical tips on prompt patterns, maintaining code quality, avoiding “AI-shaped” over-engineering, and integrating AI into existing tooling like linters, editors, and CI. Bring your questions—we’ll keep it candid, concrete, and Go-focused.

Viele kennen das Gefühl: In Microsoft Teams gibt es Chats, Gruppenchats, Kanäle, private Kanäle, geteilte Kanäle, Viva Engage und jeder fragt sich irgendwann, warum das alles nötig ist und wie man damit im Alltag sinnvoll arbeitet. In dieser Session bringt Christian Decker Struktur in das Thema. Er zeigt, warum Teams so viele unterschiedliche Kommunikationswege anbietet, welchen Zweck sie jeweils erfüllen und wie man daraus einen roten Faden für die eigene Zusammenarbeit entwickelt. Wir sprechen über: * warum Teams unterschiedliche Kommunikationsräume kennt * wie sich diese voneinander unterscheidenwelche Rolle Kanäle, private Kanäle und geteilte Kanäle im Alltag spielen * wie Teams, Chatgruppen und Viva Engage zusammenspielen * wie man Ordnung in die tägliche Kommunikation bekommt **Für wen ist das Event gedacht?** Für alle, die Teams täglich nutzen und verstehen möchten, wie man die vielen Kommunikationswege sinnvoll einsetzt. Egal ob IT, Projektarbeit oder Fachabteilungen. **Ablauf** **17:00** Ankommen und kurzer Austausch **17:10** Impuls von Christian Decker **18:10** offene Fragerunde **19:00** Ende

We’ve got another portion of AI talks for you, so come to our second Prague Gen AI Meetup of the year. ## NEW VENUE (very important) **Pracovna & Laskafe** Vlkova 628/36, 130 00 Praha 3-Žižkov ## Venue Schedule * **18:30** Doors open * **18:45** Talks start * **20:45** Talks end * **21:00** Snacks and beer ## What’s On The Agenda * **Talks:** Again, no hype, just the stuff you want to know. * **Snacks and Beer:** Grab a bite and a brew while talking shop. * **Networking:** Meet other people in the field. No fluff, just good tech talk. ## Talks ### Šimon Podhajský (Head of AI @ Waypoint) **The Eval Flywheel: From "Works on My Laptop" to Systematic Quality** Most teams shipping GenAI products have no evaluation system. They have vibes, a few saved prompts, and hope. This talk doesn’t start with “build an eval suite”, it starts with **observability**: if you can’t see what’s happening in production, nothing else matters. From there, we build the **eval flywheel**, a practical pattern where production observability feeds error analysis, error analysis generates eval cases, and eval cases prevent recurrence. Your evaluation suite isn’t something you design upfront, it’s something that grows out of understanding your production failures. ### Ondřej Romancov (Engineering Lead @ Duvo.ai) **Building agents with agents** Duvo is building a platform for AI agents, and we’re running our engineering on agents too. Sharing practical tips and workflows we’ve found useful along the way. Let’s get down to the real talk.

In a world full of opinions, noise, and quick reactions, we often miss spaces for real dialogue — for slowing down, listening, and connecting with one another. This evening is an invitation to do exactly that. Join us for an open and friendly evening (in English & free of charge) dedicated to Automated Commonwealth (UBI - Universal Basic Income), can we use AI for people's welfare? Is it a basic income what we really need? We will brainstorm together in an Open Space–style format, where participants choose topics themselves, and what we want to discuss from this broad topic - questions to help you get inspired: Is it possible to achieve automated UBI? Is UBI what we need, or is it better social infrastructure? How do we start building such system? Afterwards, participants will form small groups to explore the questions and insights around the topics 18:00 – Doors open 18:15 – Introduction & topic selection 18:40 - We start discussions 19:40 - Closing session (sharing activities) 20:00 - Networking & Connect What to expect: A welcoming space for newcomers and regulars alike Be slightly pushed to socialise Open, participant-led small-group discussions on diverse perspectives No expertise required — everyone’s opinion matters! Safe, respectful, and judgment-free conversations More about sharing and reflecting than debating or convincing No pressure to speak — listening is just as valuable Not a lecture, not a debate club, and definitely not intimidating! Feel free to bring some snacks to share! Friendly dogs are welcome! If you are a regular that appreciate us and can help, or a newcomer who enjoyed the evening, and wants to help, we have recently set a patreon page where you can support us! https://www.patreon.com/cw/EarthSocietyDialogues

Are you learning English as a second language and looking for a chance to practice? Join our **English Conversation Club**! We create a friendly atmosphere with **games and activities** designed to help you improve your conversational skills. Our goal is simple: **leave each session with new words and more confidence speaking English!** **Details:** * **Cost:** Free (bring some money to buy a drink at Tichá Kavárna) * **Frequency:** Meets regularly based on attendance * **Who:** Anyone studying or practicing English **Things to know:** Tichá Kavárna is a social enterprise café that creates jobs for the deaf community and connects the hearing and deaf worlds. Guests can order in sign language or simply point to the menu, making communication easy. Profits support services for the deaf and the café’s development. This event is sponsored by the church **Církev bratrská, Bohnice** [https://www.cbbohnice.cz](https://www.cbbohnice.cz/). We believe in helping others with practical needs—like learning English—while we live lives that reflect Jesus. At the end of each session, we’ll offer an open invitation for anyone interested in exploring faith, reading the Bible, or learning more about Jesus. **Participation in religious activities is completely optional.** We will never trick you into attending and will always be honest about the content of our meetings.

🎤Velvet Tuesdays at Czech Inn Bar are back! 🎤 Stand-up Show in English. Join us for the great night of laughs at the first weekly comedy show in Prague! 🍺 Czech Inn Bar, Francouzská 76, Prague. (🚋 stop Krymská). 🚪 Doors opens at 7 pm, show starts at 8 pm ⏰ 🎫 200,- CZK with Welcome shot of rum included! https://goout.net/en/velvet-tuesday-comedy-show/ezkbaic/ 😊 Every week great line-up of comedians, traveling comedians and surprising guest welcomed.

This is an Argentine **tango course from zero.** You can **come, try one class, and decide** if you want to continue. (!) The solo-followers roles are complete. Please **join as a Leader or in a couple**. **No partner** and **no previous experience** needed. Classes take place every Tuesday, 20:00–21:30. **Only for the Meetup attendees:** **Trial class is 300 Kc** February is the **final month to join this course** before the group closes. You can try the classes in February and then decide if you’d like to stay. To join a class, please make sure to: * complete the registration form (which I will send you) * make the payment * and receive a confirmation from me Classes are available **by registration only**.

**Talks:** *Cyber ​​Resilience Act and Open-Source* *by* *Kayla Eilhart* * how the CRA was created and what it is for * how we almost lost open-source * what the CRA and related legislation and regulation introduce in connection with open-source * what further legislation and regulation related to the functioning of open-source in the EU awaits us * links to information, working groups and how to participate in the legislative process **Schedule** **18:30** – Doors open **19:00** – Talk “A general introduction to AoC” 19:45 – Lightning talks: add yours to [https://bit.ly/prpylight](https://bit.ly/prpylight) after 20:00 – Networking **Good to know** * You don’t have to register for this meetup – the actual attendance is much bigger (40–70 Pythonistas) than indicated in the “Going” list here. * **Cash only payments – club doesn’t accept cards.** * Talks at Pyvo are mostly in Czech but it there’s somebody who doesn’t understand Czech talks are switched to English if the speaker is able to do so. * Besides both soft drinks and beer it's possible to eat at the club. Choice is variable and consists of 4 to 7 options ranging from toast, sausages and soup to fried cheese in a bun, goulash or schnitzel. * Club closes at midnight.

🎤🔥 OPEN MIC \| JAM SESSION @ Tequila Tales 🔥🎶 Ready to step on stage, grab the mic, and let your talent shine? ✨ We’re launching a weekly Open Mic \| Jam Session — a vibrant\, inclusive space where artists come together to create\, experiment\, and perform in front of an energetic\, supportive crowd 🎭💛 📅 Every Wednesday 🚀 First Edition: Wednesday, 21st January 2026 🎭 Who can perform? 🎤 Poets & spoken word artists 😂 Stand-up comedians 🎸 Musicians & bands 🎭 Improv & theatre performers 🪄 Magicians & experimental acts ⏱ Performance slots: 15–20 minutes 🎶 Open format \| Free entry \| Community vibes only 📝 Want to perform? Sign up here: 👉 https://forms.gle/uwcZcDdGkBwM3Yqs9 ⏰ Signup deadline: Sunday 19:00 (same week) 📋 Final roster announced: Monday ⚠️ Late requests may be considered via WhatsApp on Monday & Tuesday only if slots are available — no guarantees once the lineup is full. Whether you’re testing new material, performing for the first time, or just soaking in the creative energy — this stage is yours 🎶🔥 Come perform, come support, come vibe ✨🍹 🎤💥 Every Wednesday. One mic. Endless talent. 💥🎤

Join ProductTank Prague at the first product meetup of the new year! 🎉(Happy New Year!) We’ll take a deep dive into the world of AI. You can expect three (to be revealed soon) speakers who will share real-world use cases of AI across the product lifecycle. ⚠️ **Save your spot now — capacity is limited!** **Date & Location** 🗓️ February 19, 2026 📍 Gen Office, Pikrtova 1737/1a, 140 00 Prague 4 – Nusle 🗂️ **Agenda** **17:30** – Doors Open **18:00** – Welcome & Intro **18:10** – **Diana Prokusheva** Our failures with LLMs in UXR: LLMs can't replace real users or interviews, but they excel at preparation and review. They empower us from pre-testing interviews, scripts, and surveys to usability audits and competitive benchmarking. **18:40** – **Anton Smirnov** AI evals are becoming a must-have PM skill, yet they’re often buried under buzzwords. They don’t have to be complex frameworks. When used right, they enable real product impact from day one, from clearer decisions to better AI quality. **19:10** – 10-minute break 🍕 **19:20 -** Speaker 3 (To be announced soon.) **19:40** – Networking **22:00** – End of meetup

🎤 A cozy Wednesday-night open mic for testing new jokes — from first-timers to seasoned comedians. 🍺 FREE entry, good drinks and cool underground venue near Anděl. 🎭 Want a spot? [Sign up with the MC](https://comedyprague.cz/tykavo/) for 5 minutes on stage.

We are a group of runners who meet most weeks for a run around the beautiful Vltava River's edge. You can bring your running shoes straight from the office/home office if you don't have time to stop at home. There will be a place to put your bags in the Cafe. We will run about 9 km along the river and have a drink afterwards. Paces vary! We will meet in the square near Kavarna Liberal (Hermanova 6), near the Vltavska metro/tram stop at 6:30 on Wednesday. See you there!

This meetup is part of the **Road to ETHPrague** series and is organized in collaboration with [Ackee Blockchain Security](https://ackee.xyz/). Register to the event via this link: [https://luma.com/z4ovo5n7](https://luma.com/z4ovo5n7) ​​​​📅 **Date: 19.2. 2026** 📍 **Location:** [Rohanské nábř. 717, 186 00 Karlín](https://www.google.com/maps/place//data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x470b953acbb76d2f:0xdc5905af08d2dd87?sa=X&ved=1t:8290&ictx=111) 🕰️ **Time:** 18:00–21:00 ## ​**​​​Agenda & Speakers** ​18:00 - 18:15 Welcome ​18:30 - 19:00 Culture clash: Ethereum vs Solana (Josef Gattermayer, Ackee Blockchain Security) ​19:00 - 19:30 Solana community in Prague (Sven, Solana CZ community) ​19:30 - 20:00 Wake Arena & Trident Arena: Multi-agent AI audits (Josef Bazal, Ackee Blockchain Security) ​20:00 - 20:30 Brainstorming session: Shaping the ETHPrague Speaker Line-Up ​20:30 - 21:00 Networking ​​​​⚠️ **Disclaimer:** Photos will be taken during the event. If you prefer not to be photographed, please let us known.

• What we'll do This meet up is for those who are learning English as a second language and want a chance to practice. We will provide a fun and interesting activity to encourage simple English conversation. It may be a game, an interesting topic, or whatever. We promise to keep the evening relaxed and give you a chance to practice your English. • What to bring Just you. • Important to know We are hosted by Do Slova Praha. As a church, we want to help our community in practical ways. We may hand out information to other events that our church does, but do not worry... this is not a religious event. Just come to practice English :) [https://www.doslovapraha.cz/](https://www.doslovapraha.cz/)

**Important time note:** Please plan on arriving between 5:30 and 6:00 as the elevators lock after 6 and you'll need to message us and we'll need to come get you. The building address is 4450 Bridge Park The entrance is 6620 Mooney St, Suite 400 **Abstract** TBD **YouTube Link** TBA

We will show a variety of methods for building agents that run in Microsoft Foundry. This covers the different types of agents: Prompt, Multi, and Hosted, as well as the development lifecycle using evals and traces.

**NEW LOCATION: Improving Office in Franklinton** Physical location: Improving Office 330 Rush Alley Suite #150 Columbus, OH 43215 Schedule: * 6:00 p.m.: Socialize, eat, and drink. Improving will be providing pizza and beverages. * 6:30 to 8:00 pm. Main meeting and presentation(s). See the handy Parking Map - we recommend street parking. [Street Parking Map](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1u2A4fLNlxwLJn0KA_hKc8bnFlFHLvsHBDh-_8wzX_tk/edit?usp=sharing) We meet on the last Monday of each Month. Presentations are given by members and friends of this group. If you would like to do a presentation (small or large) on a python topic, please contact centralohpython@gmail.com

Join Neurospicy Columbus at the Stauff's for coffee and then a stroll through the Book Loft nearby! This will be a friendly chat for like minded individuals with Autism and/or ADHD (or somewhere on the Neurodiverse Spectra).

Please join the Columbus Atlassian Events Team for an evening program where we show you how we are using the Atlassian tools to track, manage and collaborate with others on our hobbies, From Jira & Confluence and Lego, to Tabletop gaming and Trello to miniature painting and Jira. Join the Columbus Atlassian leaders as they walk you through how the Atlassian tools enhance their passion projects.   We'll go over space structures, lessons learned as we built and tracked our project and how it helped us organize group adventures.   Looking forward to sharing our fun with you!Please take note of the New Location and Time of the event. Pay Parking can be found on street, and in locations marked. Agenda --- Speakers Kimberly Deal - Columbus Atlassian User Group Leader Greg Sprowls - Columbus Atlassian Community Leader Kevin Stanley - Columbus Atlassian User Group Leader Moderators Kimberly Deal - Columbus Atlassian User Group Leader Greg Sprowls - Columbus Atlassian Community Leader Kevin Stanley - Columbus Atlassian User Group Leader Hosted By Kimberly Deal, Atlassian User Group Leader Kevin Stanley, Chief Everything Greg Sprowls, Agility Lead --- Global Partner Atlassian (http://atlassian.com) Millions of users globally rely on Atlassian products every day for improving software development, project management, collaboration, and code quality. For over a decade, Atlassian customers have come together to network, share ideas, solve problems, and find new ways to use Atlassian products. Today, more than 15,000 people take part in Atlassian community events in more than 30 countries. --- Complete your event RSVP here: https://ace.atlassian.com/events/details/atlassian-columbus-presents-for-the-love-of-atlassian-using-atlassian-to-manage-your-passion-projects/.

As you may or may not know--I didn't until late last year--Aristotle wrote extensively on "friendship" in the Nicomachean Ethics. After 69 years the concept of friendship still creates questions and uncertainty. I had close friends in high school and for a few years after high school but our interests diverged and people moved all over the country so it was hard to maintain connections. * So if I/you haven't talked with a friend for several years, are you still friends? Are we friends who meet at Drunken Philosophy or Omnipresent Atheists? * Can you be friends with someone with whom you have virulently divergent political views? Sartre and Camus could not. * Aristotle regarded friendship as essential to a good life, not merely an added "bonus." Do you agree? * In the Nicomachean Ethics (Books VIII and IX), he claims that wealth and power are meaningless without friends. Trump has wealth and power but seems to have no real friends, but wealth and power seem meaningful to him in perverted ways. Can you have meaning in your life without friends? * Do men and women view and maintain friendships in different ways? * Aristotle categorizes friendship into three types, based on what forms the bond: * **Utility**: Based on mutual benefit, but this type is fragile and ends when the usefulness ceases. * **Pleasure**: Based on shared enjoyment (e.g., humor, hobbies). Common among youth but fades as interests change. * **Virtue (The "Complete" Friendship)**: Based on mutual respect for each other's character and goodness. You wish good for the other for their sake, not yours. * **Key Principles of "True" (Virtuous) Friendship:** * **Permanence**: Virtuous friendships last a lifetime whereas those based on utility and pleasure are fleeting. * **Reciprocity**: Requires mutual goodwill; secret or unreciprocated affection does not qualify. * **The "Second Self"**: A true friend is "another self"—their virtue helps you understand and improve yourself. * **Time and Intimacy**: Deep ("complete") friendships are few, built on time and shared experiences. * **Self-Love and Friendship:** * Good friendship starts with being a friend to yourself. * They distinguish shallow egoism (chasing honors) from real self-love (pursuing virtue). * A virtuous person’s pleasant self-company allows them to be a stable, good friend to others. * Aristotle argues that one's social circle ultimately reflects one's character—a view with striking relevance today. Well--the Drunken Philosophy social circle certainly reflects good character!