Got post #Codegarden blues? Then we’ve got the cure! 🙌
Join us tomorrow, Thursday (26th June), for the UmbraCymru Codegarden Debrief in Cardiff! 🔥
📍 Method4 / Aspire Systems, Cardiff | 🕕 18:30
📋 Sign up here: https://www.meetup.com/umbracymru/events/305975196/
#dotnet #webdev #umbraco #meetup #usergroup #umbracomeetup #cardiff
Heurekadevs @heurekadevs - Zveme vás na #HeurekaDevs #Mobile #Meetup https://www.heurekadevs.cz/zveme-na-heurekadevs-mobile-meetup
🚨 July OWASP Meetup Alert!
Join us for an eye-opening talk by longtime OWASP member Jerry Hoff: “The AI AppSec Nightmare.”
🗓️ July 9th 2025
🕡 Doors: 6:30 PM | Talk: 7:00 PM
🍕 Pizza & soda provided!
Jerry will dive into how AI-powered attackers are reshaping security as we know it — and what AppSec teams must do to keep up. Don’t miss this forward-looking session from a true industry veteran!
🔗 Register here: https://www.meetup.com/owaspboston/events/308633206
Tonight! Drop in Woodstock Cafe anytime 5pm–7pm for accessibility discussion & networking.
Right now you're thinking that you'd rather binge-watch Squid Game S3 on Friday June 27 instead of going to the next PyLadies Vancouver meetup on the same day at 6 PM. Why not both? If you start watching at 9 AM Friday morning, you'll be done by the time our meetup starts to so you could learn about Cloud deployment from Linda Lee. Plus, I have lots of swag from PyCon US to share with everyone.
RSVP now.
https://www.meetup.com/pyladies-vancouver/events/308565320/?eventOrigin=group_upcoming_events
⏰ Just one hour away, our June online meetup is starting ⏰
Join us today at 12pm Eastern for An ActiveRecord Rewrite: the Story Behind the Attributes API talk from Tess Griffin! Find us and the meetup link on discord: https://discord.gg/KfBeRSjK?event=1384536117914894458
🎉 Huge thanks to the LanceDB CEO / cofounder Chang She for delivering an incredible talk on "Search, Retrieval, Training, and Analytics with Modern AI Data Lake" at #DataAndAIEngineering #SanFrancisco #meetup !
📹 Great news - the recording is now available! Check it out if you missed it or want to revisit the key concepts. 👇
https://watch.softinio.com/w/mVkLgtcQw8Qv5vA4v8SDHB
#DataEngineering #AIEngineering #SanFrancisco #LanceDB #DataLake #MachineLearning #VectorDB #Database #AI #ArtificialIntelligence
Waking Early to Cycle
Reading Time: < 1 minute
I think that tomorrow I will wake between 05:00-05:30 to be ready at the meeting point to go for a bike ride that starts at 06:30. The start is early because it is meant to be a "ride before work" for this group.
The pace is tempo. On the flat I expect to be okay. It's on the climbs that I expect to be left behind, between Tartegnin and the turn where if you go right you go to Signal de Bougy and if you go left you go through cement roads.
Once we reach 892m in elevation it is downhill all the way back to the start.
On Meetup I expect not to know much about people until we do an activity together. When we do events via Strava it is a shame that an AI model does not estimate how fast the group is likely to be.
In theory I can check profiles to see how much cycling people have done recently. In practice people keep their accounts private so it's hard to get any information, other than name, and that they're participating. The only way to find out is to participate.
It is because of that uncertainty that I am treating today as a rest day. I prefer to be fresh for tomorrow.
Freeing Up The Day
Wake Up and Run and Cycling at 06:30 have the same advantage. You get up when it's cool to have a workout, and then you're free to have the rest of the day to focus on work, especially in a cooler location. At this time of year the lunch time walk involves walking under a warm sun. By going for a morning run, or bike ride, you avoid that heat.
#Vancouver #MeetUp and #PhotoWalk with Ian Crook (Pics905) and Photo professor Rick Hulbert (rhulbert) coming up 16-AUG-2025 with lots of #learning and shooting while having a great time! Registrations now open.
https://www.nikonians.org/about/meetup-vancouver
Image Canada Place, Vancouver by Ian Crook (Pics905)
#nikonians #nikon #user #community #education #photography #canada
Heute Abend ist wieder #WordPress #Meetup in #Hamburg
Heutiges Thema „Was ist FAIR?“
Anmeldung:
https://www.wpmeetup-hamburg.de/wordpress-meetup-127-juni-2025-was-ist-fair/
Oder hier:
https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/hamburg-wordpress-meetup/events/308605175/
Wo? Planckstr. 13 (Conference Cube)
Wann? Ab 19 Uhr
#WPHH - Wir freuen uns!
Hello Qubes OS Berlin users! 🌞
Join us this Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at @xHain_hackspace
This time there are no special topics planned except the evergreens and free discussions 🌞
Qubes OS intro,
Qubes OS documentation conversion from MD to rST,
<Your topic of interest>
snacks 🍪 , &
a Qubes OS laptop 💻 !
We look forward to discussing Qubes OS with you!
📣 Java Meetup in Dortmund 🎉
📅 2. Juli 2025 • 🕕 18:00
📍 Signal Iduna Group HQ, Dortmund
🎙️ Vorträge:
1️⃣ Dr. Fadil Kallat Exception Handling in Java – Klassiker mit modernem Schliff
Sauber, robust & wartbar – mit Pattern Matching & Markdown‑JavaDoc
2️⃣ @michaelvitz Was? Das geht in Java?
Überraschende Java‑Features – lehrreich & unterhaltsam
🍕 Snacks, ☕️ Drinks + Networking
👉 Anmeldung: meetup.com/jug‑dortmund/events/308614992/
I love international #Antiquarian Books Fairs and like to meet new people and #friends.
My next destinations are #Prague #Vienna #Bangkok #Melbourne #Adelaide #Sydney #Hanoi #Brussels #Amsterdam #Metz #Paris #Milan #Mechelen #Stuttgart #Tokyo #Leipzig
Let's #meetup and have #fun with #books and much more
#bookfairs #artfairs #exhibitions #newfriends follow #entertainment #repost
Of Relaxed Rides and Hikes the Next Day
Reading Time: 2 minutes
Two days ago I was cycling with a group and someone commented that the relaxed rides are no longer relaxed and that got me to thinking about organising a real relaxed ride, where the aim is to cycle at 20 on the flat. If I had had this option then I could have tried group rides much sooner. In fact the group rides that I tried last year would have been more comfortable. When a group is fast, and we are not, then the ride is exhausting, even if it has a coffee break.
It could be an option in the near future, but now that I am getting faster I could consider riding with faster groups. It got me to think that "relaxed groups" have a lot of riders that should do moderate rides. I'm one of those people, so this is not criticism. It's self-reflection.
The reason for which I don't want to push to the point of exhaustion is that I like to have a reserve for the following day. I like to be able to do a relaxed, or difficult hike. It would be a shame not to be active two days per weekend. Yesterday's hike was easy, in terms of distance, and speed, but it was a challenge. Slow hikes are more tiring because you're on the go for longer. The heat didn't help.
When we walked to the train to head home I could feel that my legs had no reserves left. I could feel that they no longer had enough torque to do much.
It's amusing because sometimes groups are fast walkers, and sometimes groups are fast cyclists. In both of these cases everyone is happy. It's when there are slower walkers with fast walkers, and faster cyclists with slower cyclists that there has to be a certain amount of empathy.
During the Jaun to Gruyère walk I was apathetic, and this time I was empathetic. When I was with the Skoda Divonne group I was being pushed too hard so I felt knackered, and on Sunday I felt the group was pushing others too hard.
I am not being critical. This is not meant to be negative. This is me thinking while writing. I know that I would have appreciated a slower group, to get into the habit of cycling. I think that this niche could be filled.
This afternoon I pushed hard, and I was cycling at 20-40 km/h, sometimes straight into a headwind. I felt okay. I believe, that, at this point I could consider riding with a moderate group. On Wednesday and Thursday I could be pushed.
Looking Forward
In future I should ride with Group 2 on Thursday nights and I should try riding with the moderate group. I should take advantage that I am comfortable to push myself. If I push myself when riding solo, then, if and when I ride with stronger groups, my body will be ready for the strain I put it through. I am not 20-30 like they might be.
We have a speaker for our July Meetup! Join us on Tuesday, July 8th at Noon PDT for "Compiling Postgres to WASM with PGlite" with Sam Willis!
https://www.meetup.com/postgresql-1/events/308417558/?eventOrigin=group_events_list
@PostgreSQL #PostgreSQL #postgres #meetup
📣 :scala: In April I had the pleasure of meeting one of my #Scala heroes Haoyi Li in person, when he was kind enough to join us and do a talk at our #meetup #BayAreaScala #SFScala #SanFrancisco on:
:scala: Solving Scala's Build Problem with the Mill Build Tool :scala:
The recording of his talk is now available for you to enjoy 👇👇
https://watch.softinio.com/w/6byUakH8mgVomcB4sayKmN
#Mill is awesome by the way !
Coming tomorrow! Tess Griffin is talking about An ActiveRecord Rewrite: the Story Behind the Attributes API, come join us!
