THE CENTER OF GRAVITY FOR ENTREPRENEURS IN TEXAS
An event every month that begins at 6:30pm on day Fourth of the month, happening 12 times
Behavioral Economics, Behavioral Design, Gamification, Psychology… We explore anything that allows us to make large-scale, positive impact on human behavior. We discuss the emerging efforts of many industries to help people improve their behavior through things like products, services, programs, policy or other experiences.
Building tools and experiences is not enough anymore. We need to take into account the quirky psychology of the human brain.
This is a group for software and hardware engineers of Hispanic ethnicity to showcase their knowledge and experience, and to build their professional network. If you’re not Hispanic, this is a great place to get to know Austin’s Hispanic hacker community! Our meetings feature topics in software and hardware technology presented by Austin’s Hispanic hackers. Come meet with us, showcase your accomplishments, learn from each other, and get to know your fellow Hispanic hackers! All skill levels and career stages are welcome.
Clojure was formed in October 2011. Since then, it has focused on Clojure and related Lisp languages, such as Common Lisp and Scheme, all of which have strongly influenced the design of Clojure and the approach Clojure takes in approaching software design.
Clojure also has Java as its foundational platform. Clojure’s focus is not on the Java language but on the JVM and associated libraries. The JVM provides massive amounts of power for Clojure b/c you can use any Java library from Clojure, and it is pretty easy and clean to do so. Existing Java libraries can be wrapped in a functional approach with Clojure, thus providing a more functional and data-oriented approach to using the libraries. It gives the libraries a Clojury and Lispy feel.
Learn more about Elixir and Erlang, the highly concurrent programming languages built on the Erlang VM. Meet fellow developers interested in the BEAM, hear talks on topics of all levels, and discuss the latest in web tech.
Join us to learn and practice AI, Machine learning, Deep learning and Data Science technology together with like-minded developers. We invite senior engineers, tech leads, industry experts to share practical experiences, best practices in AI, ML, DL, and Data technologies.
Welcome to the group for doing practical data science in Austin, Texas. We focus on analyzing interesting, novel and real datasets in a collaborative environment. If you have ever wanted to experience the problems that other data scientists are tackling, get exposed to a wide variety of methods (classical/frequentist, Bayesian, ML, etc.) that you aren’t (yet) using, and share your expertise in a collaborative environment – this is the group for you.
The point of the group is to learn, but this is definitely not (yet another) data science bootcamp – arrive expecting to share your expertise & collaborate on an analysis, not get taught at.
A strict no sales pitch rule will be enforced.
Familiarity with Jupyter and python, R or spark is required.
Behavioral Economics, Behavioral Design, Gamification, Psychology… We explore anything that allows us to make large-scale, positive impact on human behavior. We discuss the emerging efforts of many industries to help people improve their behavior through things like products, services, programs, policy or other experiences.
Building tools and experiences is not enough anymore. We need to take into account the quirky psychology of the human brain.
This is a group for software and hardware engineers of Hispanic ethnicity to showcase their knowledge and experience, and to build their professional network. If you’re not Hispanic, this is a great place to get to know Austin’s Hispanic hacker community! Our meetings feature topics in software and hardware technology presented by Austin’s Hispanic hackers. Come meet with us, showcase your accomplishments, learn from each other, and get to know your fellow Hispanic hackers! All skill levels and career stages are welcome.
Clojure was formed in October 2011. Since then, it has focused on Clojure and related Lisp languages, such as Common Lisp and Scheme, all of which have strongly influenced the design of Clojure and the approach Clojure takes in approaching software design.
Clojure also has Java as its foundational platform. Clojure’s focus is not on the Java language but on the JVM and associated libraries. The JVM provides massive amounts of power for Clojure b/c you can use any Java library from Clojure, and it is pretty easy and clean to do so. Existing Java libraries can be wrapped in a functional approach with Clojure, thus providing a more functional and data-oriented approach to using the libraries. It gives the libraries a Clojury and Lispy feel.
Learn more about Elixir and Erlang, the highly concurrent programming languages built on the Erlang VM. Meet fellow developers interested in the BEAM, hear talks on topics of all levels, and discuss the latest in web tech.
By Appointment Only
Our doors are open! Reach out to Members@CapitalFactory.com to book your private, in-person membership tour.
