(Update) Hackerschool x ECE Club: Introduction to Hardware Programming with Basys 3 (Part 2)
Date/Time: 10 Mar 2022 (tomorrow!) @ 6PM-8PM
Updated venue: Executive Classroom (COM2-04-02)
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In case you get hungry (we know it’s late 😢), we’ll be serving free pizza for all participants towards the end of the session!
Date/Time: 10 Mar 2022 (tomorrow!) @ 6PM-8PM
Updated venue: Executive Classroom (COM2-04-02)
📝SIGN UP HERE
In case you get hungry (we know it’s late 😢), we’ll be serving free pizza for all participants towards the end of the session!
Intro to Basys 3 Hardware Programming (Part 3)
Date/Time: 17 Mar 2022 (Thursday) 6-8pm
Venue: On-site (COM2-04-02)
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In the third session, we’ll learn about different peripherals for the Basys 3, such as the microphone and OLED display. We’ll also enhance the audio visualizer that we built in the previous session.
Don’t worry if you didn’t attend the second session: we’ll help you catch up quickly! Like our previous session, we’ll be catering free pizza towards the end of the session.
Requirements:
1. You MUST be a current NUS student.
2. Prior basic programming knowledge in any language.
3. A Windows/Linux laptop with at least 35GB of free storage.
4. You’ll need to install the Vivado IDE.
See you there!
Date/Time: 17 Mar 2022 (Thursday) 6-8pm
Venue: On-site (COM2-04-02)
📝SIGN UP HERE
In the third session, we’ll learn about different peripherals for the Basys 3, such as the microphone and OLED display. We’ll also enhance the audio visualizer that we built in the previous session.
Don’t worry if you didn’t attend the second session: we’ll help you catch up quickly! Like our previous session, we’ll be catering free pizza towards the end of the session.
Requirements:
1. You MUST be a current NUS student.
2. Prior basic programming knowledge in any language.
3. A Windows/Linux laptop with at least 35GB of free storage.
4. You’ll need to install the Vivado IDE.
See you there!
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Friday Hacks #219
18 March @7pm
Online on Zoom + FTF (LT-15)
Zoom link here
FTF link
Zero Knowledge Secret Sharing: Securely Digitizing the Singapore Government
Identity systems systems are built by the SG govenment using end-to-end encryption designs to minimize security and privacy risks. We will walk through the use cases, system architectures, and protocols that we are currenlty using.
Speaker Profile
Hongyi leads an experimental team of engineers, designers, and product managers who build technology for the public good.
Two Weeks Too Slow
At Gordian, we do three-day sprints (called “Plans”). In this talk I will cover how we plan our work, how we came up with our process and how you can come up with your own unique ways of working that give you a competitive advantage
Speaker Profile
Joe has been passionate about making travel more efficient for 15 years. His background includes being an early employee at Skyscanner going on to lead airline integrations, APIs, and white labels for them.
18 March @7pm
Online on Zoom + FTF (LT-15)
Zoom link here
FTF link
Zero Knowledge Secret Sharing: Securely Digitizing the Singapore Government
Identity systems systems are built by the SG govenment using end-to-end encryption designs to minimize security and privacy risks. We will walk through the use cases, system architectures, and protocols that we are currenlty using.
Speaker Profile
Hongyi leads an experimental team of engineers, designers, and product managers who build technology for the public good.
Two Weeks Too Slow
At Gordian, we do three-day sprints (called “Plans”). In this talk I will cover how we plan our work, how we came up with our process and how you can come up with your own unique ways of working that give you a competitive advantage
Speaker Profile
Joe has been passionate about making travel more efficient for 15 years. His background includes being an early employee at Skyscanner going on to lead airline integrations, APIs, and white labels for them.
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FH #219
18 March @7pm
On Zoom + FTF (LT-15)
Zoom link here
FTF link (Free pizza catered!)
Zero Knowledge Secret Sharing: Securely Digitizing the Singapore Government
Identity systems are built by the Singapore government using end-to-end encryption designs to minimize security and privacy risks. We will walk through the use cases, system architectures, and protocols that we are currently using.
Speaker Profile
Hongyi leads an experimental team of engineers, designers, and product managers who build technology for the public good.
Two Weeks Too Slow
At Gordian, we do three-day sprints (called “Plans”). In this talk I will cover how we plan our work, how we came up with our process and how you can come up with your own unique ways of working that give you a competitive advantage
Speaker Profile
Joe has been passionate about making travel more efficient for 15 years. His background includes being an early employee at Skyscanner going on to lead airline integrations, APIs, and white labels for them.
18 March @7pm
On Zoom + FTF (LT-15)
Zoom link here
FTF link (Free pizza catered!)
Zero Knowledge Secret Sharing: Securely Digitizing the Singapore Government
Identity systems are built by the Singapore government using end-to-end encryption designs to minimize security and privacy risks. We will walk through the use cases, system architectures, and protocols that we are currently using.
Speaker Profile
Hongyi leads an experimental team of engineers, designers, and product managers who build technology for the public good.
Two Weeks Too Slow
At Gordian, we do three-day sprints (called “Plans”). In this talk I will cover how we plan our work, how we came up with our process and how you can come up with your own unique ways of working that give you a competitive advantage
Speaker Profile
Joe has been passionate about making travel more efficient for 15 years. His background includes being an early employee at Skyscanner going on to lead airline integrations, APIs, and white labels for them.
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Hackerschool: Intro to Docker
Date/Time: 26 March 2022 10am-12pm
Venue: Online + F2F (COM2-04-02)
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Docker is a platform that allows you to package and run applications in an isolated environment called a container. In contrast to virtualization, Docker containers are lighter, more portable, and faster.
This session aims to teach participants how to use Docker to easily set up a development environment, and how to package and deploy their own applications with Docker.
Basic command-line knowledge (bash or PowerShell) required. Docker should be installed beforehand.
Date/Time: 26 March 2022 10am-12pm
Venue: Online + F2F (COM2-04-02)
📝SIGN UP HERE
Docker is a platform that allows you to package and run applications in an isolated environment called a container. In contrast to virtualization, Docker containers are lighter, more portable, and faster.
This session aims to teach participants how to use Docker to easily set up a development environment, and how to package and deploy their own applications with Docker.
Basic command-line knowledge (bash or PowerShell) required. Docker should be installed beforehand.
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Friday Hacks #220
Date/Time: 25 March @7pm
On Zoom + FTF(LT-15)
Zoom link
FTF link
Talk #1:Geospatial Analysis & Visualisation
This talk gives a basic introduction to geospatial analysis and visualisation, and how they are being utilised at Zeus Living to support its business expansion strategy. We'll talk about open-source Python libraries which enable map visualisation (Folium), geospatial operations (GeoPandas) and spatial regression (PySAL)
Speaker Profile
Chen Yuan graduated from NUS School of Computing in 2020, and has been working at Zeus Living as a Software Engineer over the last 2 years.
Talk #2: A Happy Free Software Maintainer
I've been a maintainer for Emacs Org-mode for the last 12 years.
What is the role of a Free Software maintainer? What is difficult?
What is great? How to stay a happy maintainer over the years?
Speaker Profile
Bastien is a developer and a free software hacktivist.
Date/Time: 25 March @7pm
On Zoom + FTF(LT-15)
Zoom link
FTF link
Talk #1:Geospatial Analysis & Visualisation
This talk gives a basic introduction to geospatial analysis and visualisation, and how they are being utilised at Zeus Living to support its business expansion strategy. We'll talk about open-source Python libraries which enable map visualisation (Folium), geospatial operations (GeoPandas) and spatial regression (PySAL)
Speaker Profile
Chen Yuan graduated from NUS School of Computing in 2020, and has been working at Zeus Living as a Software Engineer over the last 2 years.
Talk #2: A Happy Free Software Maintainer
I've been a maintainer for Emacs Org-mode for the last 12 years.
What is the role of a Free Software maintainer? What is difficult?
What is great? How to stay a happy maintainer over the years?
Speaker Profile
Bastien is a developer and a free software hacktivist.
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Friday Hacks #221: Why bet the company on Elm for both front and backend? (And how does that work?)
Date/Time: 1st April @7pm
Online on Zoom + FTF (COM1 02-07)
Zoom link
FTF link
Although Elm usually runs on the browser, this talk explains why it's actually a great choice for building the backend too -- and why it can be a perfect choice for a startup. We will walk through how it even works on the backend, and how wonderful life can be in such an environment.
Speaker profile
Choon Keat started the Singapore Ruby Brigade with a few others way back then, worked at Slideshare to learn Silicon Valley, believes strongly in and contributes to open source. He's interested in improving how things are done. He likes TDD and even gave a talk about it at Gophercon. For the past 8 years, he'd been running a high traffic, low maintenance, profitable SaaS that pays for kids milk and preschool -- also doubles as production playground for trying new technologies. He is now the Head of Engineering at Hobnob.ai.
Date/Time: 1st April @7pm
Online on Zoom + FTF (COM1 02-07)
Zoom link
FTF link
Although Elm usually runs on the browser, this talk explains why it's actually a great choice for building the backend too -- and why it can be a perfect choice for a startup. We will walk through how it even works on the backend, and how wonderful life can be in such an environment.
Speaker profile
Choon Keat started the Singapore Ruby Brigade with a few others way back then, worked at Slideshare to learn Silicon Valley, believes strongly in and contributes to open source. He's interested in improving how things are done. He likes TDD and even gave a talk about it at Gophercon. For the past 8 years, he'd been running a high traffic, low maintenance, profitable SaaS that pays for kids milk and preschool -- also doubles as production playground for trying new technologies. He is now the Head of Engineering at Hobnob.ai.
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Hey all,
Today, we are excited to announce the Initial Coin Offering for the NUS Hackers Coin!
To find out how to take part in this ICO, check out this page on our website. We hope you join us in our new venture!
Happy April 1st!
Today, we are excited to announce the Initial Coin Offering for the NUS Hackers Coin!
To find out how to take part in this ICO, check out this page on our website. We hope you join us in our new venture!
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NusHackerCoin (NHR) Token Tracker on Etherscan shows the price of the Token $0.00, total supply 1,000,000,000, number of holders 1 and updated information of the token. The token tracker page also shows the analytics and historical data.
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Friday Hacks #222
8th April @7:00pm
Online on Zoom
Zoom link
Talk #1: Using AI & the metaverse to land spacecrafts on Mars
We are building technology that changes the way we build AI by allowing the user to generate data from virtual worlds instead of collecting it manually. We will be sharing how this approach works and how it is being used to power mission critical applications both on earth and beyond.
Speaker Profile
Aravind is the co-founder and CTO at Bifrost. He is focused on building products that make a difference.
Talk #2: FoodDX : From Zero to Production
I will be walking the audience through how we built a Production-level project that serves a Tensorflow model as a service, via REST API.
Speaker Profile
Kahlil is a Full-stack Software Engineer with a preference for Backend Engineering & DevOps. He likes coding in Haskell & Rust and generally has a preference for functional languages with a relatively strong type system.
8th April @7:00pm
Online on Zoom
Zoom link
Talk #1: Using AI & the metaverse to land spacecrafts on Mars
We are building technology that changes the way we build AI by allowing the user to generate data from virtual worlds instead of collecting it manually. We will be sharing how this approach works and how it is being used to power mission critical applications both on earth and beyond.
Speaker Profile
Aravind is the co-founder and CTO at Bifrost. He is focused on building products that make a difference.
Talk #2: FoodDX : From Zero to Production
I will be walking the audience through how we built a Production-level project that serves a Tensorflow model as a service, via REST API.
Speaker Profile
Kahlil is a Full-stack Software Engineer with a preference for Backend Engineering & DevOps. He likes coding in Haskell & Rust and generally has a preference for functional languages with a relatively strong type system.
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Project Intern 2022
Date/Time: 20th May 2022
Online on Zoom!
Zoom link here
Have you ever seen people going for tech internships all over the world? Wondering if you can get these internships as well?
Come down for this Project Intern session to find out how you can get one yourself!
To the freshmen, this is the prime time to prepare for a Year 2 summer internship! In this session, we will be learning more about the steps you can take to prepare yourselves for the internship hiring process, such as the application, the resume, and the interview.
We will also be hosting a panel session, featuring a diverse set of people in the industry.
Hope to see you there! 👋
Date/Time: 20th May 2022
Online on Zoom!
Zoom link here
Have you ever seen people going for tech internships all over the world? Wondering if you can get these internships as well?
Come down for this Project Intern session to find out how you can get one yourself!
To the freshmen, this is the prime time to prepare for a Year 2 summer internship! In this session, we will be learning more about the steps you can take to prepare yourselves for the internship hiring process, such as the application, the resume, and the interview.
We will also be hosting a panel session, featuring a diverse set of people in the industry.
Hope to see you there! 👋
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