Big Island Tech Meetup
Jan
3
4:00 PM16:00

Big Island Tech Meetup

Let’s kick off the new year with the first Big Island Tech meetup! This is a place to meet other techies and help build the local community. How can we bring in remote jobs and create local opportunities?

Some ideas for future meetings: Tech training, demos, community projects.

4:00 – 4:15 Intro
4:15 – 4:30 News, jobs and announcements
4:30 – 5:20 Discussion: Tech in Hawaii – What’s happening, ideas, opportunities.
5:20 – 5:30 Closing

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Tech Meetup
Dec
29
5:00 PM17:00

Tech Meetup

Low-key in-person meetup for people who are either in tech, interested in starting a career in tech, or love playing with tech as a hobby.

The meeting is at Whole Foods in Kaka’ako, in the outside cafe seating.

More info on the Honolulu Tech Network website:
[https://honolulu.network/~tech](https://honolulu.network/~tech/)

There’s usually no real set topic, often people ask what we talk about so here’s a sampling of common topics:

* AI
* ChatGPT
* Career stuff
* Other tech communities and events
* Web development
* Agile
* What places exist in Honolulu and where they are
* Renewable energy

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Tech Meetup
Dec
22
5:00 PM17:00

Tech Meetup

Low-key in-person meetup for people who are either in tech, interested in starting a career in tech, or love playing with tech as a hobby.

The meeting is at Whole Foods in Kaka’ako, in the outside cafe seating.

More info on the Honolulu Tech Network website:
[https://honolulu.network/~tech](https://honolulu.network/~tech/)

There’s usually no real set topic, often people ask what we talk about so here’s a sampling of common topics:

* AI
* ChatGPT
* Career stuff
* Other tech communities and events
* Web development
* Agile
* What places exist in Honolulu and where they are
* Renewable energy

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23rd Annual Holiday Tech Job Fair
Dec
21
10:00 AM10:00

23rd Annual Holiday Tech Job Fair

It’s that time of the year! Please join us at the 23rd Annual Holiday Tech Job Fair at our very own home of technology and innovation, the Entrepreneurs Sandbox.

Our forthcoming Holiday Tech Fair, slated for Saturday, December 21st, 2024, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., aims to draw in Hawaii’s finest minds returning home for the festive season, with a focus on technology, engineering, and defense. We are asking businesses and business leaders of Hawaii for their active participation. Sign up for booth space or be a sponsor!

Such an initiative necessitates the collective support of all local companies and agencies, fostering a robust collective presence. Together, we can foster the growth of Hawaii’s innovation ecosystem and fortify connections within our dynamic innovation community.

Attendees will have access to invaluable resources, including constructive feedback, professional guidance, resume critiques, free AI-generated headshots, and specialized training information.  

EVENT DETAILS:
Date: Saturday, December 21st, 2024
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Location: Entrepreneurs Sandbox

PARKING:
Parking is located in Lot C, along Ilalo Street. Park in single white stall located at the entrance of Lot C. Fee is $1/hr, use QR codes located on the signage of parking lot. PARKING MAP

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Honolulu BitDevs Socratic Seminar #40
Dec
19
5:30 PM17:30

Honolulu BitDevs Socratic Seminar #40

**Guest Speaker**: [Dave Harding](https://dtrt.org/)

* Co-author of the Bitcoin Optech weekly [newsletter](https://bitcoinops.org/en/newsletters/) (2018-24), [Mastering Bitcoin, 3E](https://learning.oreilly.com/library/view/mastering-bitcoin-3rd/9781098150082/) (2023), 21.co Bitcoin Computer [tutorials](https://web.archive.org/web/20170606062213/https:/21.co/learn/) (2015-17), and Bitcoin.org [developer documentation](https://btcinformation.org/en/developer-documentation) (2014-15)
* [Brink.dev](https://brink.dev/) grant committee member (2022-24) and former board member (2020-22)

**Topic**: A Bitcoin vulnerability he discovered and the general process for how these vulnerabilities are disclosed and fixed

The BitDevs Socratic Seminar series is a monthly event where we discuss salient industry news, the latest advancements in Bitcoin development, and how it all ties into financial freedom. **All are welcome to join the conversation, regardless of technical expertise!**

Join us on **Thursday, December 19th, 2024 at [Entrepreneurs Sandbox](https://sandboxhawaii.org/) ([643 Ilalo St](https://goo.gl/maps/3Zj38htV13iUn4dcA)) in the Purple Box room at 5:30pm. Because of the holidays, we won’t be doing this event on a Monday!**

When you arrive, someone will be waiting to let you into the building if the door is locked. Street parking is usually available, and there is also a dedicated paid parking lot onsite ($1/hour).

We will be discussing relevant technical updates and non-technical current events from the last month. **This month’s topic list and more event details are available on our website:**

* [https://www.hnlbtc.group](https://www.hnlbtc.group)

This event is intended to facilitate discussion about the latest advancements in Bitcoin-adjacent development and relevant news/content. **It is NOT a discussion about price, trading, or any altcoins.**

After the meetup, some of us will head over to [Honolulu Beerworks](https://www.honolulubeerworks.com/).

—–
The venue was provided by our fantastic sponsors:

* [Hawaii Technology Development Corporation](https://www.htdc.org/about/)
* [Entrepreneurs Sandbox](https://sandboxhawaii.org/)
* [Hub Coworking Hawaii](https://hubcoworkinghi.com/)

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Monday Project Night
Dec
16
6:00 PM18:00

Monday Project Night

*** This meeting will be held in-person at the [Entrepreneur Sandbox](https://maps.app.goo.gl/T8ED9tMp6KoVVJg3A).**
Note: This is a work-oriented meeting. If this is your first time attending the group or are just checking it out, you might want to attend one of the **Monthly Civic Tech Volunteer Intro, Onboarding, and Socializing** meetings instead. While you are more than welcome to still show up at this meeting, the primary focus will be on doing work (limited onboarding).
**Agenda**
Come work on one of the projects the group is currently working on!

* [Hawaii Zoning Atlas](https://github.com/CodeWithAloha/Hawaii-Zoning-Atlas) – Interactive map showing how outdated zoning laws make it hard to build diverse, affordable housing in Hawaii
* [HIERR](https://github.com/codewithaloha/hierr) – A demographic survey wrapper around [pol.is](https://pol.is/) aimed to discover ways to make Hawaii’s economy more resilient, sustainable, and equitable
* [UIPA](https://uipa.org/) – A forum to publicize FOIA record requests and replies so that others do not have to ask for the same information and replies can be scrutinized by the public
* [CodeWithAloha.org](https://github.com/codewithaloha/website) – Our very own website! 😍

**Overview**
Code With Aloha (rebranded from Code for Hawaii) is a previous brigade of [Code for America](https://brigade.codeforamerica.org/). Code With Aloha joined many other previous Code for America brigades in the [Alliance of Civic Technologists](https://www.civictechnologists.org/). We are a volunteer group of developers, designers, project managers, and community members who gather to work on civic projects that help the community.
People of all skill levels and disciplines (coders and non-coders) are welcome to join us. Just show up and we’ll brief you on our current project. We’re eager to learn what you would like to work on and create opportunities to contribute to a project. This is a great opportunity to contribute to community-centered projects, learn new skills & practice current ones, and connect with others in the community!
We hope to see you at the next meeting!

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Tech Meetup
Dec
15
5:00 PM17:00

Tech Meetup

Low-key in-person meetup for people who are either in tech, interested in starting a career in tech, or love playing with tech as a hobby.

The meeting is at Whole Foods in Kaka’ako, in the outside cafe seating.

More info on the Honolulu Tech Network website:
[https://honolulu.network/~tech](https://honolulu.network/~tech/)

There’s usually no real set topic, often people ask what we talk about so here’s a sampling of common topics:

* AI
* ChatGPT
* Career stuff
* Other tech communities and events
* Web development
* Agile
* What places exist in Honolulu and where they are
* Renewable energy

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Tech Meetup
Dec
8
5:00 PM17:00

Tech Meetup

Low-key in-person meetup for people who are either in tech, interested in starting a career in tech, or love playing with tech as a hobby.

The meeting is at Whole Foods in Kaka’ako, in the outside cafe seating.

More info on the Honolulu Tech Network website:
[https://honolulu.network/~tech](https://honolulu.network/~tech/)

There’s usually no real set topic, often people ask what we talk about so here’s a sampling of common topics:

* AI
* ChatGPT
* Career stuff
* Other tech communities and events
* Web development
* Agile
* What places exist in Honolulu and where they are
* Renewable energy

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Big Island Tech Meetup
Dec
6
4:00 PM16:00

Big Island Tech Meetup

Let’s kick off the new year with the first Big Island Tech meetup! This is a place to meet other techies and help build the local community. How can we bring in remote jobs and create local opportunities?

Some ideas for future meetings: Tech training, demos, community projects.

4:00 – 4:15 Intro
4:15 – 4:30 News, jobs and announcements
4:30 – 5:20 Discussion: Tech in Hawaii – What’s happening, ideas, opportunities.
5:20 – 5:30 Closing

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Fine Tuning with LoRAs
Dec
5
5:00 PM17:00

Fine Tuning with LoRAs

**Thanks to Our Sponsors: The Hub Coworking Hawaii and Hawaii Center for AI (HCAI)**
Join us for an exciting and informative session on **Fine-Tuning with LoRAs (Low-Rank Adaptation)**, a cutting-edge technique in AI model optimization. LoRAs enable efficient and cost-effective fine-tuning of AI models, unlocking powerful customizations without the need for heavy compute resources.
In this meetup, we’ll explore:

* Why fine tune?
* What is LoRAs?
* Why LoRAs?
* What technologies implement LoRAs?

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Monthly Civic Tech Volunteer Intro, Onboarding, and Socializing
Dec
2
6:00 PM18:00

Monthly Civic Tech Volunteer Intro, Onboarding, and Socializing

*** This meeting will held in person at the BoxJelly: [https://maps.app.goo.gl/a75PkQ7utpKfira76](https://maps.app.goo.gl/a75PkQ7utpKfira76)**

**Agenda:**
– What is Civic Technology, Code With Aloha, and the Alliance of Civic Technologists?
– What are the requirements for volunteering?
– What kind of projects do we work on, and how you can get started!
– Socialize with other likeminded Civic Tech oriented folk

**Logistics**
The meeting is at [the BoxJelly](https://maps.app.goo.gl/a75PkQ7utpKfira76) – a coworking space located on the second floor in Ward Village Shopping Center. Parking is available at the shopping center, and in nearby shops (ex: Whole Foods).

Once you get to the door, please knock (if it’s not already open). MeetUp chat is notorious for not delivering notifications, so knocking at the door is the best way to get someone’s attention.

Light snacks are typically provided at these meetings, so come and be surprised at whatever we bring :0

**Overview**

Code With Aloha (rebranded from Code for Hawaii) is a previous brigade of [Code for America](https://brigade.codeforamerica.org/). Code With Aloha joined many other previous Code for America brigades in the [Alliance of Civic Technologists](https://www.civictechnologists.org/). We are a volunteer group of developers, designers, project managers, and community members who gather to work on civic projects that help the community.

People of all skill levels and disciplines (coders and non-coders) are welcome to join us. Just show up and we’ll brief you on our current project. We’re eager to learn what you would like to work on and create opportunities to contribute to a project. This is a great opportunity to contribute to community-centered projects, learn new skills & practice current ones, and connect with others in the community!

We hope to see you at the next meeting!

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Tech Meetup
Dec
1
5:00 PM17:00

Tech Meetup

Low-key in-person meetup for people who are either in tech, interested in starting a career in tech, or love playing with tech as a hobby.

The meeting is at Whole Foods in Kaka’ako, in the outside cafe seating.

More info on the Honolulu Tech Network website:
[https://honolulu.network/~tech](https://honolulu.network/~tech/)

There’s usually no real set topic, often people ask what we talk about so here’s a sampling of common topics:

* AI
* ChatGPT
* Career stuff
* Other tech communities and events
* Web development
* Agile
* What places exist in Honolulu and where they are
* Renewable energy

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Tech Meetup
Nov
24
5:00 PM17:00

Tech Meetup

Low-key in-person meetup for people who are either in tech, interested in starting a career in tech, or love playing with tech as a hobby.

The meeting is at Whole Foods in Kaka’ako, in the outside cafe seating.

More info on the Honolulu Tech Network website:
[https://honolulu.network/~tech](https://honolulu.network/~tech/)

There’s usually no real set topic, often people ask what we talk about so here’s a sampling of common topics:

* AI
* ChatGPT
* Career stuff
* Other tech communities and events
* Web development
* Agile
* What places exist in Honolulu and where they are
* Renewable energy

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A.I. Project Updates
Nov
22
8:00 PM20:00

A.I. Project Updates

**I’ve been descending deeper into Applied A.I. Interfaces for Hospitality, Agriculture and Small Business. Some topics that I find most promising:**

1. **A.I. in the Hospitality Industry for Guest Communications**

* Suggested Replies
* Automated Replies
* Action Routing
* Hospitality Agents (a case study w/ Cloudbeds)

* **Tentative: Drones + A.I.**

* aerial imagery via drones
* object detection via YOLO
* image analysis via GPT4-vision
* holistic reasoning via LLMs
*
**???**

* Please reach out if you have personal A.I. project updates
* You can message me here or find me at https://join.slack.com/t/oahuai/shared_invite/zt-2t01f01t1-_EXh2UsyY_QJu1527j42KQ

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Maui TechOhana – November 20, 2024
Nov
20
5:15 PM17:15

Maui TechOhana – November 20, 2024

Join us for networking, light refreshments and to hear from Dan Ellis and Wayne Thibaudeau of Pa’ia Village Company

Plans for the Pa‘ia Sugar Mill will be the topic of discussion at the November 20 Maui TechOhana.

The Pa’ia Village Company, established in August 2020, is committed to transforming the historic Pa’ia Sugar Mill into a state-of-the-art advanced manufacturing village. Their vision is to support livable wages, build affordable housing, and revive community spirit, continuing the sugar mill’s 150-year legacy of responsible industry.

Dan Ellis and Wayne Thibaudeau, Managing Partners of Pa ‘ia Village Company will present key aspects of the project including:

1. Advanced Manufacturing Center – Develop a cutting-edge manufacturing hub that fosters innovation and provides high-quality employment opportunities, contributing to Hawaii’s economic growth.

2. Affordable Housing – Integrate housing solutions that are both affordable and sustainable, ensuring that workers and their families have access to quality living conditions.

3. Commercial Farming – Promote sustainable agricultural practices that support local food production and create additional employment opportunities, thereby enhancing food security and economic resilience.

4. Village Center – Establish a vibrant community hub that serves as a focal point for social interaction, cultural activities, and local commerce, enriching the lives of residents and visitors alike.

5. Community – Foster a sense of belonging and collaboration among residents, businesses, and stakeholders, reinforcing the importance of community in driving sustainable development.

6. Legacy of Doing the Right Thing – Uphold the principles of ethical development and responsible stewardship, ensuring that our efforts benefit current and future generations while preserving the rich history of the Mill.

The Pa’ia Village Company is dedicated to addressing Hawaii’s core needs through the creation of an advanced manufacturing village. By integrating modern industry with community values, we aim to ensure a prosperous and sustainable future for all. Join us in revitalizing Pa’ia and setting a benchmark for responsible development.

 

In-person seats are limited. Livestream tickets available. There will not be any recording. Must register for access and provide name and details for each ticket. No exceptions.

 

Maui TechOhana meetings, organized by the Maui Economic Development Board, Inc. , and supported by the County of Maui provide an informal networking opportunity open to anyone interested in Maui County’s technology industry. Events include a short presentation on a relevant topic in business or technology, followed by the opportunity to talk with others with similar professional interests.

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Web3 Tech Talk #6 – Prediction Markets & Blockchain
Nov
19
6:00 PM18:00

Web3 Tech Talk #6 – Prediction Markets & Blockchain

Join Decentralized Hawaii for our sixth gathering!

**Topic**
Prediction markets and the blockchain! More info to come.

**Speaker**
Luke Riddle

**Get your grub on**: pizza & drinks provided

**Meeting Room**: Purple Box

Special thank you to our sponsors:
[HDTC](https://www.htdc.org/) for providing our meeting space
[Consensys Software](https://consensys.io/) for providing food & drinks

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Monday Project Night
Nov
18
6:00 PM18:00

Monday Project Night

Details

* This meeting will be held in-person at the Entrepreneur Sandbox.
Note: This is a work-oriented meeting. If this is your first time attending the group or are just checking it out, you might want to attend one of the Monthly Civic Tech Volunteer Intro, Onboarding, and Socializing meetings instead. While you are more than welcome to still show up at this meeting, the primary focus will be on doing work (limited onboarding).
Agenda
Come work on one of the projects the group is currently working on!

  • Hawaii Zoning Atlas - Interactive map showing how outdated zoning laws make it hard to build diverse, affordable housing in Hawaii

  • HIERR - A demographic survey wrapper around pol.is aimed to discover ways to make Hawaii's economy more resilient, sustainable, and equitable

  • UIPA - A forum to publicize FOIA record requests and replies so that others do not have to ask for the same information and replies can be scrutinized by the public

  • CodeWithAloha.org - Our very own website! 😍

Overview
Code With Aloha (rebranded from Code for Hawaii) is a previous brigade of Code for America. Code With Aloha joined many other previous Code for America brigades in the Alliance of Civic Technologists. We are a volunteer group of developers, designers, project managers, and community members who gather to work on civic projects that help the community.
People of all skill levels and disciplines (coders and non-coders) are welcome to join us. Just show up and we'll brief you on our current project. We're eager to learn what you would like to work on and create opportunities to contribute to a project. This is a great opportunity to contribute to community-centered projects, learn new skills & practice current ones, and connect with others in the community!
We hope to see you at the next meeting!

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Honolulu BitDevs Socratic Seminar #39
Nov
18
5:30 PM17:30

Honolulu BitDevs Socratic Seminar #39

The BitDevs Socratic Seminar series is a monthly event where we discuss salient industry news, the latest advancements in Bitcoin development, and how it all ties into financial freedom. **All are welcome to join the conversation, regardless of technical expertise!**

Join us on **Monday, November 18th, 2024 at [Entrepreneurs Sandbox](https://sandboxhawaii.org/) ([643 Ilalo St](https://goo.gl/maps/3Zj38htV13iUn4dcA)) in the Purple Box room at 5:30pm.**

When you arrive, someone will be waiting to let you into the building if the door is locked. Street parking is usually available, and there is also a dedicated paid parking lot onsite ($1/hour).

We will be discussing relevant technical updates and non-technical current events from the last month. **This month’s topic list and more event details are available on our website:**

* [https://www.hnlbtc.group/bit-devs/events/socratic-seminar-39](https://www.hnlbtc.group/bit-devs/events/socratic-seminar-39/)

This event is intended to facilitate discussion about the latest advancements in Bitcoin-adjacent development and relevant news/content. **It is NOT a discussion about price, trading, or any altcoins.**

After the meetup, some of us will head over to [Honolulu Beerworks](https://www.honolulubeerworks.com/).

—–
The venue was provided by our fantastic sponsors:

* [Hawaii Technology Development Corporation](https://www.htdc.org/about/)
* [Entrepreneurs Sandbox](https://sandboxhawaii.org/)
* [Hub Coworking Hawaii](https://hubcoworkinghi.com/)

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Tech Meetup
Nov
17
5:00 PM17:00

Tech Meetup

Low-key in-person meetup for people who are either in tech, interested in starting a career in tech, or love playing with tech as a hobby.

The meeting is at Whole Foods in Kaka’ako, in the outside cafe seating.

More info on the Honolulu Tech Network website:
[https://honolulu.network/~tech](https://honolulu.network/~tech/)

There’s usually no real set topic, often people ask what we talk about so here’s a sampling of common topics:

* AI
* ChatGPT
* Career stuff
* Other tech communities and events
* Web development
* Agile
* What places exist in Honolulu and where they are
* Renewable energy

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Waiea Water: AI Use Cases in Sustainability
Nov
14
5:30 PM17:30

Waiea Water: AI Use Cases in Sustainability

Join the Hawaii Center for AI and Waiea Water for an interactive event focused on sustainable water solutions in Hawaii. Explore innovative technologies, off-grid practices, and environmental initiatives aimed at improving the region’s water ecosystem. Learn how AI is being used to increase community & civic engagement to enhance water conservation efforts, provide clean water management systems, and support environmental sustainability. This event provides the chance to network with professionals, discover volunteer opportunities, and engage with organizations working towards water conservation.

📅 Date: Tomorrow! Thursday, November 14th
🕠 Time: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
📍 Location: Entrepreneurs Sandbox, Purple Box Room, 643 Ilalo St, Honolulu, HI 96813

Whether you’re in the water industry, seeking jobs, or passionate about sustainability, this event offers valuable insights. Learn about water initiatives, AI-driven solutions, sales & workflow training, sustainable products, and emergency preparedness. Together, let’s leverage AI and collaborate for a greener, healthier future for Hawaii.

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R Ladies Honolulu X Santa Barbara: R Tips and Tricks
Nov
13
4:00 PM16:00

R Ladies Honolulu X Santa Barbara: R Tips and Tricks

Do you have a tip, trick, or shortcut that makes your R experience better? We want to hear all about it! Join us for a virtual meetup on Wednesday, November 6 from 3-4:30 PT as a collaboration with R Ladies Santa Barbara!

To make this event happen, we need your help! Please submit your tip or trick using this [form](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/11LELy3CqWj8cB8zDS-OLH4o1oRWb8__k7tgo9vI4O6c/edit?ts=66edadda), and we’ll put together your slide. During the event, you have the option to take a minute or two to present your slide, OR one of the R-Ladies co-organizers can present the slide if you prefer. Check out the

(https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/13ff2h-9JEd-ziRua8i5Akaypp0br8BOUXQzO6KtaZA8/edit#slide=id.g77e18ccd7e_0_0) from our last Tips and Tricks event for inspiration – tips can range from R packages, functions, or shortcuts to handy workflow tools that may not be R-specific.

We hope to see you in November to hear about all the tips and tricks used by R-Ladies in Santa Barbara and Honolulu. Who knows – you might learn something new that you won’t be able to code without!

**When:** November 6th, 2024 at 4:00 pm HST
**Where:** Online We will update and send out a zoom link to all RVSP’d guests prior to the event.

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Library Lightning talks
Nov
12
6:00 PM18:00

Library Lightning talks

Join us for an exciting evening featuring two talks on cutting-edge Python technologies!

Our first speaker, Peter Kraft, will introduce DBOS Transact, a new Python library for ultra-lightweight durable execution. He’ll explain what durable execution is, walk through a use case with code, and reveal how the library works under the hood.

Following that, Kyle Flores will demonstrate how to use GPUs for general computing with PyTorch. Learn how to convert numpy programs to PyTorch and get broad recommendations on achieving good GPU performance. This talk is perfect for numpy users looking to leverage GPU power without diving into ML or AI.

We’ll start promptly at 6pm; doors may lock so please arrive early if possible. If you’d like to give a lightning talk, submit your talk here: [https://forms.gle/4HGD9JBEqGRHUstt7](https://forms.gle/4HGD9JBEqGRHUstt7)

**Speakers**

**Peter Kraft**
Peter recently completed his PhD at Stanford, focusing on databases and systems. He’s now co-founding DBOS, Inc. to commercialize his research on the DBMS-oriented Operating System (DBOS) project. Peter’s work spans durable execution, data-parallel computing, and machine learning systems.

**Kyle Flores**
Kyle is a software engineer with experience from a handful of small tech companies in both Honolulu and Boston. He currently works on bringing demanding scientific image processing algorithms to low power embedded devices. Outside of his day job, he enjoys applying the same signal processing techniques to music and long exposure photography, as well as mentoring Iolani’s FIRST Robotics team.

Tuesday, November 12, 2024 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM HST
Entrepreneurs Sandbox 643 Ilalo St. Honolulu, HI

We’ll also offer a Zoom for people who can’t make it:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84142100417?pwd=eJeahOaDUIcUAmQJajX01XSJRifecQ.1

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Intro to Bitcoin: Q&A Session
Nov
7
6:00 PM18:00

Intro to Bitcoin: Q&A Session

Details

Join us for an informative Q&A session hosted by Honolulu Bitcoin at the Kaimuki Public Library on Thursday, November 07, 2024, from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM.

Whether you're a beginner or just curious about Bitcoin, this event is open to all. We'll cover high-level technical explanations of how Bitcoin works and explore how it can be used as a savings tool for your financial future.

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AI for Social Media Success
Nov
6
5:30 PM17:30

AI for Social Media Success

🔗 Register here: https://bit.ly/3TYwDQu

Get ready to explore the basics of AI for Social Media Success! In our upcoming workshop, we’ll cover foundational AI tools that can help you enhance your social media efforts—perfect for beginners looking to dip their toes into AI.

📅 Date: TODAY! Wednesday, November 6
🕠 Time: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
📍 Location: Entrepreneurs Sandbox, 643 Ilalo St, Honolulu, HI 96813

Whether you’re new to AI or simply curious, this session will provide practical insights to get you started. Register now and learn with us! #HawaiiCenterForAI #AIWorkshop #SocialMediaEssentials #LearningTogether

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Monthly Civic Tech Volunteer Intro, Onboarding, and Socializing
Nov
4
6:00 PM18:00

Monthly Civic Tech Volunteer Intro, Onboarding, and Socializing

Details

* This meeting will held in person at the BoxJelly: https://maps.app.goo.gl/a75PkQ7utpKfira76

Agenda:
- What is Civic Technology, Code With Aloha, and the Alliance of Civic Technologists?
- What are the requirements for volunteering?
- What kind of projects do we work on, and how you can get started!
- Socialize with other likeminded Civic Tech oriented folk

Logistics
The meeting is at the BoxJelly - a coworking space located on the second floor in Ward Village Shopping Center. Parking is available at the shopping center, and in nearby shops (ex: Whole Foods).

Once you get to the door, please knock (if it's not already open). MeetUp chat is notorious for not delivering notifications, so knocking at the door is the best way to get someone's attention.

Light snacks are typically provided at these meetings, so come and be surprised at whatever we bring :0

Overview

Code With Aloha (rebranded from Code for Hawaii) is a previous brigade of Code for America. Code With Aloha joined many other previous Code for America brigades in the Alliance of Civic Technologists. We are a volunteer group of developers, designers, project managers, and community members who gather to work on civic projects that help the community.

People of all skill levels and disciplines (coders and non-coders) are welcome to join us. Just show up and we'll brief you on our current project. We're eager to learn what you would like to work on and create opportunities to contribute to a project. This is a great opportunity to contribute to community-centered projects, learn new skills & practice current ones, and connect with others in the community!

We hope to see you at the next meeting!

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Honolulu BitDevs Socratic Seminar #38
Oct
28
5:30 PM17:30

Honolulu BitDevs Socratic Seminar #38

Details

The BitDevs Socratic Seminar series is a monthly event where we discuss salient industry news, the latest advancements in Bitcoin development, and how it all ties into financial freedom. All are welcome to join the conversation, regardless of technical expertise!

Join us on Monday, October 28th, 2024 at Entrepreneurs Sandbox (643 Ilalo St) in the Purple Box room at 5:30pm.

When you arrive, someone will be waiting to let you into the building if the door is locked. Street parking is usually available, and there is also a dedicated paid parking lot onsite ($1/hour).

We will be discussing relevant technical updates and non-technical current events from the last month. This month's topic list and more event details will be available on our website soon:

This event is intended to facilitate discussion about the latest advancements in Bitcoin-adjacent development and relevant news/content. It is NOT a discussion about price, trading, or any altcoins.

After the meetup, some of us will head over to Honolulu Beerworks.

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The venue was provided by our fantastic sponsors:

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