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description: How can civic hackers help governments to get more people to participate, to make information accessible and to create better services - In short: How can collaboration in civic tech improve democracy?

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name: Fork and Merge – Collaboration in Civic Tech


Friedemann Karig

type: Person

cs: Informatika

de: Informatik

fi: tietojenkäsittelytiede

uk: Комп'ютерні науки

en: Computer Science

fr: Informatique

da: Datalogi

es: Ciencias de la Computación

nl: Informatica

cs: Technické vědy

de: Ingenieurwissenschaften

fi: tekniikka

uk: Інженерія

en: Engineering Sciences

fr: Ingénierie

da: Ingeniørvidenskab

es: Ingeniería

nl: Engineering

description: What is love? Ist sie ein biochemisches Rauschgift, Sinn des Lebens, Illusion oder Realität? Ist sie eigentlich unmöglich, weil Tinder und Polygamie und Narzissmus? Wie verändert sie sich? Und das Netz sie? Und wie schaffen wir eine zweite sexuelle Revolution?

TIB AV-Portal

type: Service

type: WebContent

type: MediaObject

@language: de

cs: přihlášení není vyžadováno

de: keine Anmeldung erforderlich

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en: no login required

nl: geen login vereist

name: Wie wir lieben. Die sexuelle Revolution 2.0

type: Organization

cs: Video

de: Video

fi: Video

uk: Відео

en: Video

fr: Vidéo

da: Video

nl: Video

es: Video


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description: In what kind of a world do we want to live in? How should our future look like in 10 or 15 years? Digital transformation is changing the way we live and work in Germany as well as in developing and emerging countries. Between Sci-Fi, 1984 and utopia everything seems possible. In our futuristic journey, we want to look at questions such as: What is the role of information and communication technologies and digital trends for people in our partner countries today and in the future? Thomas Silberhorn, Parliamentary State Secretary to the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, highlights these questions together with exciting guests.

@language: en

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name: Future. Future! Future? Technology worldwide – between utopia and dystopia


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description: This is a panel and audience discussion on how Germany can be a leader in the Digital Economy. Rather than copying the Silicon Valley model, Germany can forge a new “Way of Innovation” that ensures that a more tech-driven economy doesn’t further enlarge the gap between “haves” and “have-nots.” The right policies will build on German strengths in a way that enhances the virtuous circles of social capitalism.

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name: Future of Work: How can Germany be a leader in the Digital Economy?


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description: Herm und Nilz wurden schmerzlich vermisst, obwohl sie da waren. Aber sie sind zurück, um gebrochene Herzen zu kitten. Denn in Zeiten wie diesen, braucht es zwei Dinge: 1.) Eine gewiefte Strategie gegen den ganzen Quatsch da draussen und 2.) Bingo! Wie gut, dass die zwei Haiopeis beides mitbringen. Und noch mehr: Eine echte Maria!

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name: Gebt uns ein B! Gebt uns ein I! Gebt uns ein N! Und GO!


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description: I will give a brief overview of recent projects of the Institute of Network Cultures in Amsterdam, framed by strategic considerations where to take next concepts that I have been working, such as organized networks. How can we bring together the critique of platform capitalism with alternatives in social media? Is it enough to dream up subversive memes to beat the Trump regime, reverse Brexit and beat European right-wing populism?

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name: Strategies for Critical Internet Cultures in the Age of Trump


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description: Advertising has never been less necessary and at the same time more important than it is today. In a world where organizations diametrically opposed to the open society also fund themselves through established brands’ advertising budgets, it has become impossible for advertisers to remain apolitical. My plea: Let's rethink the role of brands and politics before it is too late.

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name: Stop Hatevertising? Why it is impossible for brands to stay apolitical


India of Things

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description: Developing an Internet of Things ecosystem is what Sreowshi is working on in Bangalore. In this interview she will discuss the journey so far and future in building awareness around the penetration of the Internet to our homes, everyday objects and tool and the importance of having innovators and users work on solutions that will benefit the majority of the population and not just the producers or elite consumers.

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description: Früher war es nicht so gut, Aufmerksamkeit auf sich zu ziehen. "Gehe nicht zum Fürst, wenn du nicht gerufen wirst." Man wollte bestimmt nicht "auffällig" werden, weil Normabweichungen zu Nachteilen führten. Heute hat derjenige Erfolg, der Aufmerksamkeit auf sich zieht, "attraktiv" oder "visible" ist, also weithin "auffällig" wirkt und als "besonders" gilt. Die Aufmerksamkeit mausert sich seit Jahren zu einer Ersatzwährung.

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name: Flachsinn – über gute und schlechte Aufmerksamkeit


uk: Комп'ютерні науки

description: Deflect has been at the forefront protecting human rights and independent media organizations from Distributed Denial-of-Service attacks. We will give a brief history of DDoS, from digital civil disobedience, to inter-state aggression, retaliatory hacker operations, and online censorship. Leaning on real-life cases we will describe the problems posed to civil society by DDoS actions today. We will involve the audience to share their experience of DDoS and propose community driven solutions.

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name: History of DDoS: From digital civil disobedience to online censorship


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description: Bundesanwaltschaft und Verfassungsschutzbehörden sabotieren die Aufklärung der Mordserie des Nationalsozialistischen Untergrunds (NSU) trotz zahlreicher Untersuchungsausschüsse in Bund und Ländern sowie dem laufenden Prozess in München bis heute. Die Geheimhaltungspraxis wird zum Machtinstrument, die parlamentarische Kontrolle erweist sich als ungenügend. Das auf Investigativrecherche basierende Kriminalhörspiel "Off the record-die Mauer des Schweigens" beleuchtet das Ausmaß staatlicher Verstrickung.

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name: Hörspiel: Off the record - Die Mauer des Schweigens: Von den Machern des NSU und Christiane Mudra


uk: Комп'ютерні науки

description: Encrypted communications, online participation, anonymous browsing – there are many open source tools that help to maintain our freedom online. But despite the importance and relevance of such tools it can be hard to fund their development, make them sustainable and grow communities around them. Next to this Discussion, there will also be a Meetup with the Panelists.

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name: How to raise money for open source projects


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description: Mit Virtual Reality hat man die Möglichkeit, journalistische Quellen und Archive anders zugänglich zu machen. Durch das Gefühl vor Ort zu sein, erschließen sich historische Ereignisse sehr subjektiv und unmittelbar. Gleichzeitig erzeugt die journalistische Einordnung der Quellen einen Bruch, der das immersive Erlebnis stört. Bislang fehlen auch ethische Konzepte für den Umgang mit Quellen und Zeitzeugen-Material, da Erlebnisse in historischen Räumen sehr manipulativ angelegt werden können.

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name: Immersion und Manipulation - Zeitgeschichte in Virtual Reality


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description: Ranking Digital Rights (RDR) recently launched its second annual Corporate Accountability Index in March 2017, which evaluates 22 internet, mobile, and telecommunications companies on commitments, policies and practices affecting users’ freedom of expression and privacy. We will take this opportunity to present the findings to the Re:publica community and discuss actions that companies, activists, researchers, investors, and end-users can take for improvement.

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name: Ranking Digital Rights: Internet and Telco companies’ respect for Privacy and Freedom of Expression


Erneuern wir die Fundamente der Liebe!

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description: Wut kann uns helfen, unsere Liebe zu erneuern. Zumindest aus therapeutischer Sicht. Und deshalb werde ich aus genau dieser Perspektive einen kleinen Vortrag zu dem Thema halten und dann mit dem Publikum über praktische Lösungsansätze diskutieren - insbesondere mit Blick auf den Umgang miteinander in den sozialen Medien.

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description: Social media networks have meaningful and somewhat stable macro-structural topologies, which constitute a kind of terrain subject to mapping and dimensional analysis. Therefore one might view “sociocultural terrain” as organized in two intersecting planes: geographic and cyber-social. Throughout most of history, the geographical plane was where people associated, organized, traded, and struggled. In the 21st Century, the cyber-social plane is rapidly becoming equally if not more important as the dynamic locus of human relationships.

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name: Eratosthenes for the 21st Century: Inventing Cyber-Social Geography


uk: Комп'ютерні науки

description: In einem Town Hall Meeting auf der #rpTEN hat Arbeitsministerin Andrea Nahles mit Ihnen über die Zukunft der Arbeitswelt diskutiert. Nun gibt es das Weißbuch Arbeiten 4.0 mit konkreten Vorschlägen. Also: wie geht es weiter?

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name: Keine Angst vor Experimenten: Plädoyer für eine agile Arbeitspolitik


Die Emanzipation der Gutmenschen

uk: Комп'ютерні науки

description: Monatelang diskutieren wir über die Extremisten aller couleur - Islamisten, Rassisten, Rechtspopulisten, etc. -, die Ränder unserer Gesellschaft. Aber was passiert mit uns - der sogenannten "Mitte" dieser Gesellschaft? Wie haben wir uns in den vergangene Jahren verändert, auch durch das Netz - und wie können wir antidemokratischen Entwicklungen Einhalt gebieten? Insbesondere in einem Jahr wie diesem, dem Wahlkampfjahr?

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description: The session looks at the inclusion of women in tech as a global challenge. Women’s employment in the digital economy is often marred by gendered barriers and stereotypes. The good news: Times are changing, there are plenty of inspiring women who are following their dreams despite the challenges they encounter along the way. The session brings together development professionals, policy-makers and women from tech from South Africa and Nigeria and explores what is needed to better reflect the diversity of women’s know-how and creativity in the digital economy. The session is convened by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).

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name: Let´s talk about tech, baby! Slam against the gender digital divide


Cannabis: The Next Disruption

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description: More than a third of Americans live with fully legalized Cannabis, Canada will legalize Cannabis next year, and Germany just passed medical legalization in March. Still, cannabis is one of the most controversial plants on the planet. Cannabis regulation is on a global path, but why is it viewed so differently in different countries? What does the Green-rush actually mean? In this session, these and more questions around cannabis will be explored.

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Love, The Machine and The Ghost

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description: A dystopian story of love, algorithms, and resistance - an epilog to Marcus John Henry Brown's Black Operative series.

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Smart Arctic

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description: Ton beginnt leider erst ab 00:44 min! Der Arktische Ozean erzählt uns einiges über den Klimawandel - jeder sollte ihm zuhören können!

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description: „Die Woodys“ laufen bei Euch in Dauerschleife, in Eurem Zimmer steht längst ein Harambe-Schrein und den Harlem-Shake habt ihr schon getanzt, als es noch cool war? Ihr glaubt also, Euch gut auszukennen in der Welt der Memes? Zeigt es uns und kommt zum Meme-Jeopardy! Vom Youtube-Gassenhauer bis zum undergroundigen Twittertrend – wir testen, wie ihr euch in der schönen Welt der Netzphänomene auskennt. Belohnt wird das Wissen mit hochwertigen Paarkartenspielen mit Memen (zweite Edition!). Und damit ihr nicht dümmer geht als ihr gekommen seid, gibt es zu jedem Meme ein bisschen Angeberwissen mit nach Hause.

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name: re:publica 2017 – Meme-Jeopardy


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description: Money is a language of power. It translates between forms of value and transforms power into outcomes. The "grammar" of money determines how people can express their values and use their power. It can thus either enable or prevent change. This session explores the current "grammar" of money in social change, particularly where powerful interests currently prevent systemic change, and evolve new ways to "speak the language of money"- including leveraging innovation in digital society.

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name: The Grammar of Money in Social Change: What's broken and how we might fix it


uk: Комп'ютерні науки

description: Die Zukunft gehört denen, die ihre Hirnleistung mit Medizin und Technik boosten. Welcome to the world of selfcraft …

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name: Mein Kopf gehört nicht mehr mir - Brainhacking & Selbstoptimierung


uk: Комп'ютерні науки

description: Wo stehen wir in der Debatte um digitale Grundrechte?

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name: Netzansichten: Durchsetzung digitaler Grundrechte


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description: In this session award-winning film director Ng’endo Mukii will talk about her virtual reality film ‘Nairobi Berries’ and give us an insight into the filmmaking/VR scene in Africa. The session will be introduced by the European Film Market of the Berlinale, which hosts a platform for collaboration between the African and the international film industry.

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name: New Dimensions: Virtual Reality from Africa


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description: New forms of bottom-up agriculture networks based on ucd methods and ict tools bringing urban drivers in dialogue with rural practitioners in order to collaboratively develop more sustainable technological solutions to small-scale farming around the world. Get a bigger picture of diverse contexts by insiders and activists! In this one hour session we want to showcase four different initiatives by our partners. It's about indigenous culture and rural techies in Indonesia, community supported agriculture in Germany, the Yeesal Agrihub in Senegal and the Honey or Money initiative in Ethiopia.

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name: Nourishing Our Communities – Rural and Urban Platforms for Food Innovation


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name: Scientific Precision Instruments (SPI) GmbH


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description: Elektronische Gesundheitsakte – Schnittstelle der modernen Versorgung, Fortschritt, Notwendigkeit, Datenleck? Welche Infrastruktur muss gegeben sein, die allen AkteurInnen dient und gleichzeitig mit den vielen Teilsystemen des deutschen Gesundheitswesens kompatibel ist? Kritiker sehen die Patientenrechte in Gefahr. Besucht unsere Session, um mehr zu erfahren über Chancen und Risiken der elektronischen Gesundheitsakte.

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name: Play it safe - Die elektronische Gesundheitsakte und der Datenschutz


uk: Комп'ютерні науки

description: In seinem Roman "The Fountains of Paradise " hat Arthur C. Clarke 1979 die phantastische Vision des Weltraumaufzuges aufgezeigt: Statt aufwendiger und teurer Raketen befördern Aufzugskabinen Astronauten und Nutzlasten ins All. Neue technische Entwicklungen in der Chemie und der Raumfahrttechnik bringen diese Vision in erreichbare Nähe.

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name: Der Weltraumaufzug: Heute Science Fiction - morgen Realität?


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description: Technology and digital disruption impact on products, business and society. Moreover, business operations is changing: the way we work, collaborate, learn, lead and innovate in the business context. This keynote dives into digital trends, work 4.0 and selected examples of how Deutsche Telekom tackles the challenge to become a culture of innovation.

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name: Eat - Innovate - Love: How the world of work is transforming


uk: Комп'ютерні науки

description: Climate scientists see complicated code and algorithms on their screens – but through the huge amounts of data they can also see the past and future evolution of our oceans, forests or the polar ice caps. With one of the best computer models of Antarctica you can explore the ice-covered continent, but why should you care? Because burning all of the world’s available fossil-fuel resources would result in the complete melting of the Antarctic Ice Sheet, whose ice masses store water equivalent to more than 50 meters of sea-level rise.

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name: Antarctica Unplugged: Climate change, ice dynamics and sea-level rise


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description: "Welcome to the 21st Century. You are a Netizen (a Net Citizen)," wrote Michael Hauben in 1993 when he discovered that along with the Internet there had emerged a new form of citizen and citizenship. He called this new form of citizen 'netizen'. The article Hauben wrote introducing his research and the concept of Netizen to the world soon became the first chapter of the book "Netizens: On the History and Impact of Usenet and the Internet". Come celebrate the 20th anniversary of this book with us.

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name: Celebrate the 20th Anniversary of "Netizens"


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description: In 2016 there were 65.3 million people globally living displaced. Makers are in a unique position to contribute design and innovation to solving humanitarian crises. How can the Maker Movement merge with conflict and disaster response to address the refugee crisis in a scalable way, while maintaining the dignity and autonomy of both individuals and communities?

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name: Dignity: The Maker Movement and Refugees


Vom Reden im Netz

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description: Sascha Lobo erzählt von seiner Recherche zur Diskurskultur im WWW.

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description: How is it possible that in just three years, the industrial city of Shenzhen was transformed in the global tech imaginary from a place known for cheap copies and low-quality production to a laboratory of technological futures and a "Silicon Valley of Hardware"?

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name: Ex Oriente Make: The future of maker culture is made in China


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description: Rühmten sich Islamistische Gruppen Anfang des Jahrtausends noch mit einem Bildverbot, so streamen sie mittlerweile Ihre Propaganda nahezu live in das Internt. Als Reaktion darauf hat sich das Bildverbot in das Westliche Lager verschoben und der Ruf nach Zensur wird immer lauter. Ich habe mich als Künstler in den letzten Jahren intensiv den Bildern dieser Propaganda auseinandergesetzt und möchte darlegen weshalb ein gesellschaftlicher Diskurs hier sehr wichtig ist und ausgesprochen befreiend sein kann.

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name: Ein Taliban spielt Tagesschau: Die absurde Bildkultur Islamistischer Propaganda


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description: Wir machen Vorschläge dazu, wie "Liebe" gesellschaftlich wirksam werden kann: als Solidarität, d.h. als anonyme Bedürfnisorientierung. Solidarität ist dabei nicht nur ein abstraktes Prinzip, sondern stiftet als Kooperation Zusammenhang und Verbundenheit. "Laute Liebe" allein könnte punktuell und rein persönlich bleiben, "anonyme Liebe" hingegen auf Revolutions-Größe anwachsen.

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name: Solidarität: Anonyme Liebe organisieren!


State of the Open

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description: Die jährliche Ansprache zur aktuellen Lage der Offenheit und Transparenz im deutschsprachigen Raum. Wir berichten zu den aktuellen Entwicklungen rund um Open Data, Transparenz und Open Gov. Wir nehmen Stellung zu den Erfolgen, Fails, irritierendsten Anfragen und - dieses Jahr neu dabei - den schönsten Klagen gegen den Staat.

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When the digital world is out of order

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description: The age of digitisation has long been upon us. Companies therefore face major challenges in terms of security and IT-quality. The human factor plays a key role here. A typing error in the programming for “Amazon Web Services” (AWS) paralysed large parts of the Internet for several hours in 2017 causing 150 million dollars cost. Thus, one addressed subsystem accidentally took two other subsystems out of the network. This incident clearly demonstrates how dependent we are on just a few service providers. Only through jointly defined standards the reliability and stability of the entire Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry can be ensured.

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description: Streaming has become the most important way to distribute music in our age. Although the use of Spotify, Tidal, and other services has become mundane to the most of us - including musicians and labels - the key questions concerning streaming have not yet been explored: How does common streaming deal with data privacy and our music taste? Are there a business modell beyond the proceeds of the big publishing concerns? How does streaming and its economic conditions affect the music itself? Three protagonists of music in digital times are contributing to these questions in the panel presenting and discussing their own innovative approaches: Peter Harris, the founder of the alternative...

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name: Stream of Consciousness: The transition of music streaming


uk: Комп'ютерні науки

description: How do we speed up the machine that makes our dreams come true? Much has been written about the power of focusing our enormous energy to affect a specific outcome. I have experienced this repeatedly in my life. And believe it's available to all of us. Join me as I share how I painted my wife, children and successful art career into existence. And take action to make YOUR desires real.

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name: Less Fear, More Optimism: The Art of Creative Manifestation


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description: The electric robot cars are coming! Rapid developments in technology will require a new framework for connected mobility. How can we build it, and what might it enable? Will electric vehicles transform the way society generates and stores energy? Will Blockchain keep our money and our data secure? Will industries be forced to collaborate in the open by tough regulations, or will it be a race to build the biggest walled garden? Jens Stoewhase (Intellicar) moderates a panel of experts from the automotive industry discussing what emerging technologies and trends in mobility could mean for our futures.

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name: Technology framework for a new Mobility Economy


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name: Transformational Confidence: Designing the human role in the age of artificial intelligence


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description: Kognitive Systeme erleichtern und verbessern zunehmend auch die Arbeit im Personalbereich. Der Weg in die digitale Ära kann auch in Etappen geschehen - wichtig ist, dass Organisationen jetzt die notwendigen Schritte erkennen und in Angriff nehmen. Wie das aussehen kann stellen wir Ihnen hier anhand der Ergebnisse unserer globalen IBM Cognitive HR Studie vor.

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name: Kollege Watson hilft dem Personaler - Die neue Studie der IBM zu kognitiven Systemen in HR


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description: This panel will discuss the global consequences of empowering the Executive with unprecedented ability to spy and kill while prosecuting whistleblowers and granting immunity to officers acting on the Executive orders.

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name: Why Democracies Need Transparency and Accountability: The Global Consequences of the Obama Administration’s War on Whistleblowers in a Trump Administration


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description: Klimawandel? Evolution? Impfen? – Falschmeldungen und Verschwörungstheorien haben Hochkonjunktur. Gleichzeitig versuchen gerade junge WissenschaftlerInnen in Blogs, Podcasts, Videos oder auf Bühnen möglichst viele Menschen zu erreichen. Über dieses Spannungsfeld zwischen Meinung und Wissen diskutieren wir mit zwei ExpertInnen und stellen uns die Frage, wie es gelingen könnte, dass Fakten stärker Einzug halten – denn: Wir wollen den #alternativefacts nicht das Feld überlassen.

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name: Wissenschaftskommunikation to the rescue! Mit Wissenschaft den öffentlichen Diskurs zurückerobern


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description: Cyber. the word entails controversy: hype, misunderstandings, misappropriation, and above all many yet unanswered questions. Due to this and especially now this notion and topic are becoming increasingly important within international cooperation. Between network policy and security policy, between cyber arms race and cyber cynicism, one thing is often left out: What about the digital security of the poorest and most remote regions and populations? The more countries like Germany address the protection of their own digital infrastructures, the more it becomes apparent that we also have a global responsibility in this regard. However, an official "cyber development policy" does not...

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name: Yes, I said cyber. Digital security and rights in international development coop


#BerlinForum: Stadtstrategie

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description: 25 Jahre nach dem Fall der Mauer benötigt Berlin, unter Nutzung der Erfahrungen, die in den letzten über 20 Jahren mit „Berlin ohne Mauer“ gemacht wurden, eine Verständigung zwischen politischer und gesellschaftlicher Verantwortung über die angestrebte Zukunft der Stadt, eine Stadtstrategie. Das #BerlinForum ist eine Initative der Stiftung Zukunft Berlin. In der Diskussion wird die Initiative vorgestellt sowie deren Vision und die Schwerpunktsetzungen diskutiert.

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description: Die digitale Transformation hat nun alle Unternehmen in Deutschland erfasst. Viele Projekte wurden gestartet und es gibt erste Erfolge aber auch noch grosse Hürden zu überwinden. Mitarbeiter wollen eingebunden werden, Führungskräfte müssen loslassen lernen, Sozialpartner wie Betriebsräte und Gewerkschaften müssen als Unterstützer gewonnen werden und die Geschäftsführer müssen Visionen und Strategien dynamisch anpassen. Unsere Podiumsteilnehmer bringen unterschiedliche Erfahrungen mit und werden diese mit dem Publikum diskutieren.

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name: #HRFestival: Change Management Podiumsdiskussion: Digitale Tranformation ist ein Cultural Change im Unternehmen - nicht nur Technik


#HRFestival: Let's change

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description: Smarte Tools unterstützen das Management dabei, Mitarbeiterführung neu zu gestalten.

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description: Arbeitnehmer sind motiviert, wenn sie ihre individuellen Talente in gemeinsame Stärke verwandeln können, deswegen muss eine gute Unternehmenskultur vor allem sicherstellen, dass die Mitarbeitenden vielfältig bleiben dürfen.

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name: #HRFestival: "Ich bin motiviert, wenn ich ICH sein darf"


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description: Digitalisierung, Demokratisierung, hierarchiefreies Arbeiten in liquiden Strukturen… Eine Welle an Veränderung kommt auf uns zu – was bedeutet das für uns? Nie war es wichtiger den Einzelnen, Teams, bis hin zu ganzen Unternehmen zu entängstigen und die Energie in Lust auf die Gestaltung der digitalen (Arbeits-) Welt zu lenken.

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name: #HRFestival: Plötzlich Digital - und nun?: Vom Opfer zum Täter, oder: Die Lust an der Gestaltung unserer Zukunft


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description: Wir möchten unsere Erfahrungen auf der Reise zu engagierten Mitarbeitern teilen und mit Ihnen diskutieren, wie HR Profis die digitale Transformation erfolgreich nutzen können, um jeden Tag eine noch bessere Mitarbeitererfahrung zu kreieren.

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name: #HRFestival: Wie engagiere ich eine internationale Mitarbeiterschaft in der Ära der Digitalisierung?


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description: Reproducible results can be the bane of a data engineer or data scientist’s existence. Perhaps a data scientist prototyped a model some months ago, tabled the project, only to return to it today. It’s now when they notice the inaccurate or lack of documentation in the feature engineering process. No one wins in that scenario. In this talk we’ll walk through how you can use Django to spin up a Docker container to handle the feature engineering required for a machine learning project and spit out a pickled model. From the version controlled Docker container we can version our models, store them as needed and use scikit-learn to generate predictions moving forward. Django will allow us to easily bootstrap a machine learning project removing the downtown required to setup a project and permit us to move quickly to having a model ready for exploration and ultimately production. Machine learning done a bit easier? Yes please!

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name: Using Django, Docker, and Scikit-learn to Bootstrap Your Machine Learning Project


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name: The shy person's guide to tech conferences


Type UWSGI; Press Enter; What Happens?

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description: This talk is aiming right at professional or experienced amateur Django developers who want to learn about one of the core technologies used in modern web apps. We’ll do our best to make it accessible for all, but it’s going to be best to come in with working knowledge of web applications and a rough understanding of web servers. We’ll be covering how uWSGI serves Python web applications, how it manages workers and processes, and how it works with the operating system to handle networking. Our goal is to show how this works both in code and through abstractions, recognizing that different audience members are going to grasp things in different ways. The hope is that attendees will walk away with a working of knowledge of how their apps interact with the network and the operating system through uWSGI, and that a commonly-used but less-understood piece of software will become demystified.

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description: After an initial foray into JavaScript in 2011, I actively avoided learning or using JavaScript. Then, in early 2017, JamBon Software took on a project to build a bleeding-edge JavaScript web app in Facebook’s React. Suddenly, I did not have a choice and had to learn JavaScript—versions 5 and 6—as well as Facebook’s React library with the entire JavaScript and React ecosystems behind it. This talk will give developers a framework to analyze the overwhelming number of tools in the JavaScript world by categorizing the types of problems currently being solved. By the end, you’ll walk away with a mental framework of the solutions being built today. We will start by looking at a history of JavaScript. This will allow us to discuss problems that developers need to solve in browsers when interacting with APIs. With a full understanding of the problems, we’ll turn our attention to discussing the types of solutions available and quickly discuss how different libraries like Angular, Vue, Inferno, and Cycle implement these solutions. The talk will then explain how to use React in tandem with Redux to build a tiny website. We will demonstrate how to use tools like Webpack, fetch, Promises, and thunks to enhance React to solve the problems previously discussed. Finally, we’ll end with a review of the material, and consider some of the topics being looked at by Facebook, Google and Microsoft. Outline: Libraries as Systems to Concretize Abstract Thought Understanding the Problem Node, NPM, and Yarn DOM-Focused JavaScript Libraries Understanding React Enhancing React Converting ES6 with Babel or Bublé Aside: Handling types with Immutable.js, Typescript, and Tern Handling Modules with Webpack or Rollup Polyfills for Behavior Replacing XMLHttpRequest with fetch Using Promises and thunks for asynchronous actions React-Router for Single-Page Apps Redux-Forms for User Input Linting with ESLint Testing in 2 minutes React with Django Conclusion Review of Problems Review of Solution Types Break Down: Modules vs Syntax Transformations Performance with InfernoJS Future JS.

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name: Understanding JavaScript Libraries via React and the React Ecosystem


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description: I built Susy, a Sass grid system that can generate any grid technique you like — but I haven’t used it in years. I’ll show you how various grid systems work, and how to avoid using them. For those few cases where a grid really is required, we’ll talk about the best ways to roll your own, so you’re not relying on a bloated library to make decisions for you. We’ll also look at the new layout toys, from flexbox to CSS Grid, and how to get started with only a few lines of code. When to use floats, CSS Grid, flexbox, custom properties, and other techniques. How to make grid-math simple, and lose the grid-system. How to make existing grid-systems work for you, when you’re stuck with them.

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name: Don't Use My Grid System (or any others)


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description: Do you pride yourself on your post-it and Sharpie collection? Do you set appointments for yourself in your own calendar - that you actually show up for? Do you write to-do lists on your hand, since you’ll forget if the to-do isn’t right in front of your face? Do you own - and use - a label maker? Do you hate New Year’s resolutions because the whole idea of starting new habits on January 1 is an artificial construct? People are weird. We all have some pretty particular ways we think, work, and get motivated. It’s hard enough when we’re just trying to focus on ourselves, but it gets even more complicated when we add other people to the mix. What happens when a whiteboard person has to work with a spreadsheet person - or even harder, lead a whole team of spreadsheet people? This talk will focus on practical tips for working better with others - especially when you’re in a leadership or management position, although we all lead in different ways. We’ll start off with an overview of productivity and motivational styles, identifying how they influence the way we all think and work. Then, we’ll pinpoint how our own personal productivity and motivational styles impact us and those around us. After that, we’ll figure out how to look for clues about our colleagues’ working styles. Finally, we’ll talk about strategies for bridging our working styles with those of the people around us. You’ll leave with insights about what makes you tick, plus actionable tools to improve your leadership skills and enhance your working relationships.

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name: Why can't everyone just do what I want them to? Leadership, management, and working with people who don't think like you


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description: This talk will feature a few off-the-beaten-path applications of APIs. Since the combination of Django and DRF makes it so easy to get a simple API running, it becomes a very powerful, flexible, and expandable tool for a variety of uses. The only thing these applications may have in common is their need to share data across the web. Whether you have not yet tested the waters of Django Rest Framework or you are a DRF veteran, this talk will inspire you to think both big and small when considering its potential uses.

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name: Write an API for Almost Anything (or The Amazing Power and Flexibility of Django Rest Framework)


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description: Overview This talk will go through accessibility concerns on the web through example sites and code with both good and bad accessibility to experience what some users have to struggle with daily. We will cover well-known concerns such as low vision/color blindness and deafness, as well as attention issues and autism, and discuss the limitations and abilities of various alternative input devices that people with motor control issues rely on. Short and long-term fixes will be demonstrated and taught, with the overall goal being that the participants leave knowing how to find and solve accessibility problems. Why Bother With Accessibility Not only should you want everyone to be able to easily use your site, but having an accessible website comes with a variety of benefits. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, around 19% of Americans have a disability, which is a large potential audience for any site. Many companies also fall under accessibility laws they might not even be aware cover their products, with lawsuits becoming more prevalent in recent years, and showing a good faith effort to improve your products’ accessibility can help keep your company out of hot water. Accessible web development also tends to lead to better UX and a happier user base. And, another plus: It will save devs time and frustration when they’re working with the code, since good HTML is enforced. Who This Talk Is For Anyone who wishes to learn more about accessibility. While we won’t be going over the absolute basics of accessibility in detail, the examples and resources will be easy to understand for people with very basic knowledge of web development.

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name: Accessibility Matters: Creating a Better Web


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description: Everyone knows the story: armed with nothing more than a laptop and a dream, a couple of plucky geeks decide to take on the world: disrupting, innovating, and subverting their way to success. In just a few short months, they take a ramshackle collection of software and turn it into a money-printing factory that enables them to drive off into the sunset in gold-plated Lamborghinis. But it isn’t always like that. In fact, it usually isn’t. Venture Capitalists (VC’s) make their investments betting that 15 out of 20 businesses they invest in will outright fail, 4 will maybe get a payoff, and 1 will be a massive success. We always hear about the 1 - the Facebooks, the Instagrams, the WhatsApps. But we very rarely hear about the 15 that don’t succeed. And that’s only counting the VC-funded companies - there are many other companies that never make it past hobby stage, or live a short, privately funded life on the back of consulting income before being quietly shut down. This is a case study of one such a failure - TradesCloud. What went right? What went wrong? And what you can learn from TradesCloud’s mistakes if you’re contemplating starting a business of your own?

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name: Autopsy of a slow train wreck: The life and death of a Django startup


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description: As a trained linguist and former university language instructor, people often assume that my natural language* (spoken, signed, or written) learning analysis background made learning to code easier for me. They might say something like “That makes sense, they’re languages, right? They have syntax.” These casual comments seem true on the surface when talking about parts of speech and variable types. But once you dig deeper, it becomes clear that there are far more differences than similarities between these types of languages despite the shared name. However, many skills and methods I have utilized in learning languages and teaching languages as an adult to adults have served me well as a developer. This talk first addresses key points of divergence between learning a natural language and a programming language. Perhaps most importantly, natural languages are meant for communicating with people and programming languages are meant for giving a computer directions. However, many areas of overlap exist in learning and perfecting these skills; these shared aspects of learning are the primary focus of this talk. (* And, yes, that’s the same ‘natural language’ as in ‘natural language processing.’)

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name: Becoming a Polyglot: Lessons from Natural Language Learning


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description: Web applications have changed significantly over the years – from simple static pages, to sprinkling interactiveness with JQuery/AJAX, to full dynamic single page apps. Through each evolution, we’re adding more complexity, more data and more asynchronous behavior to our applications. In this new world, where does the synchronous nature of Django’s request-response cycle fit in? My talk will focus on the topics around asynchronous Django applications. I’ll be sharing some lessons we learnt while building and scaling an interactive web application within the confines of Django and django-channels. This topic is interesting because there’s been a lot of interest with meteor-like frameworks that have synchronized state between the frontend and backend. My intention is to show the audience that you can accomplish the same end-result with Django, without the need to learn and deploy a brand new framework. An outline I have in mind: What does asynchrony mean, and why you need it. Traditional methods of achieving asynchrony (delayed jobs using worker queues like celery, long-polling for messaging, etc.) Why django-channels changes the game. How to architect your state. What are the available options for deployment. Gotchas, and what to do when things go wrong. Just a basic knowledge of Django is required, as the topics are transferable to other frameworks. We did not have to monkey-patch any of the drivers to achieve asynchrony, so what you’ll learn at my talk will apply cleanly to a stock Django.

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name: Butter smooth, interactive applications with Django and Websockets


Django vs Flask

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description: When it comes to web development in Python, Django isn’t the only game in town. Flask is a scrappy young framework that takes a very different approach – whereas Django ships with tons of features ready and eager to be used, Flask provides a bare minimum feature-set with rock-solid extensibility and incredible flexibility. This talk, given by a web developer who has experience with both frameworks, takes a good look at the pros and cons for both Flask and Django. If you’ve ever felt that Django is too hard to learn, or too inflexible, this is the talk for you! Outline What is Flask? Historical background Django vs Flask Ideological differences Example “hello, world” websites Database support Django ORM vs SQLAlchemy, Peewee, etc… Non-relational databases User model django.contrib.auth vs Flask-Login, Flask-Principle Django Admin vs Flask-Admin Django apps vs Flask Blueprints Django REST Framework & comparisons to Flask Which is better? Depends on your use-case.

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DjangoCon Closing Remarks

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description: As the universe of IoT continues to grow at a rapid pace, our abilities to interact with these devices can be useful. As an added bonus, developing these skills can be fun too! I’ll take you through my journey of developing my first Alexa skill in Python for Amazon Echo devices aptly named Happy Days. It is a random quote generator that delivers positive quotes. I’ll go over the skills of how to get Python to talk to Alexa and how to dump that code into Lambda for a seamless delivery between Amazon Web Services and the Alexa Skills Kit in just a little over 200 lines! Never developed an Alexa skill before? Don’t worry, I hadn’t either. I’ll provide plenty of resources to help get you started on a path you’ll never want to leave as an Alexa developer. Building an Alexa skill helps: Further develop your own skills in Python. Gain familiarity with Amazon Web Services’ Lambda service which allows you to run code without provisioning or managing servers. BYOC - Bring your own code! (Python, Node.js, Java, and C#). Gain familiarity with Amazon Web Services CloudWatch service which helps monitor and log activities with your Amazon Web Services resources which is helpful for troubleshooting. Gain familiarity with the Alexa Skills Kit which is the platform behind Alexa development. Learn about tools and resources you can take advantage of to ensure you have a meaningful development experience. Learn how to “talk” to the Alexa Skills Kit through your Python code. Helpful reminder that user experience is key!

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name: Alexa...: A Journey Into Developing an Alexa Skill


End-to-End Django on Kubernetes

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description: Not only is Kubernetes a great way to deploy Django and all of its dependencies, it’s actually the easiest way! Really! Deploying multi-layer applications with multiple dependencies is exactly what Kubernetes is designed to do. You can replace pages of Django and PostgreSQL configuration templates with a simple Kubernetes config, OpenShift template or Helm chart, and then stand up the entire stack for your application in a single command. In this presentation, we will walk you through the setup required to deploy and scale Django, including: Replicated PostgreSQL with persistent storage and automated failover Scalable Django application servers Front-ends and DNS routing The templates covered in this presentation should be applicable to developing your own Kubernetes deployments, and the concepts will apply to anyone looking at any container orchestration platform.

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Files in Django

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description: One of the most confusing parts of Django for newcomers (and some old hands alike!) is the handling of files. Among the 10+ settings, static vs user uploaded distinction, and plethora of deployment options it’s no wonder that many people end up cargo-culting their production settings. The API overview Short introduction Go over the difference between static & media files Run through the File abstraction and the various settings Django Storage API, collectstatic etc Production & Development configuration Whitenoise/dj-static/Nginx for static files Cloud storage providers for media & static files (S3 etc, mention some popular libraries such as django-storages) CDNs Implement a storage engine together & the future Implementation - practicing what we just learned to solidify understanding Closing remarks and mention possible future Django developments.

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description: You maintain an Open Source project with great code? Yet your project isn’t succeeding in the ways you want? Maybe you’re struggling with funding or documentation? Or you just can’t find new contributors and you’re drowning in issues and pull requests? Open Source is made up of many components and we are often better-trained in methods for writing good code, than in methods for succeeding in the other dimensions we want our project to grow. In this talk we’ll explore the different components of an Open Source project and how they work together. After this talk you’ll be well-equipped with a ideas and strategies for growing, cultivating, and nourishing your Open Source project. For your project to succeed, all of its non-code components must be well-maintained. What are these different components and what methods can we learn to maintain them? Build real relationships with your sponsors and determine ways how both sides can benefit from this relationship, don’t just ask people for money. Establish a good communication system with your contributors: Keep them informed, listen to their feedback and input, make them feel heard. Thank the people who worked on ticket triage or marketing, not just those who wrote code, in your release notes. Make it easy for new contributors to get started: Write and maintain good documentation, answer questions in a friendly and timely manner. Market and evangelize in the right places and at the right time: Give conference talks, organize sprints, keep your project’s Twitter account active, always curate new and interesting content on your blog or website. Implement a Code of Conduct and enforce it if needed: Make your project a safe space to contribute for everyone. With these methods and a half-dozen others, you’ll handle beautifully all the components your project needs to succeed. Outline Introduction - Who am I? What is this talk about? What is Open Source? Overview of the different components that make up an Open Source project Growing, cultivating, and nourishing your Open Source project - Or how to make your project more successful Operations Funding Marketing Branding Evangelism Documentation Community Diversity Contributors Cultivating new contributors Keeping current contributors happy Communication Efficient and sustainable processes Ticket triage Managing the pull request queue Main takeaways Q&A.

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name: Flourishing FLOSS: Making Your Project Successful


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description: Django’s User model is nice, but the fields it provides out of the box are minimal. We frequently need to associate our own custom data with a user, and luckily Django provides ways for us to add to its built-in User model. This talk will help novice Django developers understand which options are best when it comes to getting the most out of the Django User model. I’ll start by talking about the built-in Django User model and what it has to offer. Then I will identify scenarios when the User model might not be enough for a project, and why someone might want something with more flexibility. Then we’ll look at the different ways to get the most out of the Django User model. There are two main methods I’ll cover: Extending the User model Creating a custom User model Extending the User model: Extending the User model is handy when you only need to add a few extra fields. There are two main ways to do this: using a proxy model, and using a OneToOneField. I will cover the pros and cons of each, and give examples for implementing each. Creating a custom User model: With this method, you can substitute Django’s default User model with your own. Though more complex, a custom User model is particularly useful when you need to uniquely identify users by email address instead of by username. I’ll go into a couple more scenarios where a custom User model would be helpful, and show examples of implementation. Lastly, I will show how each method works with the default Django admin, and how they can be managed there.

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name: Getting the most out of Django’s User Model


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description: The pillars of FP Let’s start by looking at the core concepts that differentiate FP from the OO / imperative style most programmers are familiar with. Along the way I’ll introduce you to: Immutable data structures. Having data structures that don’t change makes your code safer, especially when dealing with concurrency and parallelism, but they require you to approach solutions in a different way than you would with mutable data. “Pure” functions. Pure, or idempotent, functions do not mutate state or cause other kinds of side effects. As a result, you are guaranteed that every time you call a function with the same parameters, you will always get the same value. Recursion: While recursion is something most of us know about, it’s not something we tend to use often in imperative programming, and with good reason. Nonetheless, it’s a worth knowing about it’s various forms. Function composition. When you have pure functions that handle only one task, you can build larger, more complex and more beneficial programs by composing functions together to form new functions. First class functions: passing around functions as parameters and return values, just like any other object. The holy trinity: map, reduce, filter. These three functions are the work horses of FP, helping us manipulate and transform data quickly and elegantly. FP in python Now, let’s take a look at how we can or cannot apply these concepts in python. While most data structures in python are mutable, tuples are a built in immutable data structure that we have at our disposal. We’ll see that tuples have a solid place in python, but they’re not as easy to work with as we might like. Recursion isn’t really well developed in python (on purpose) so let’s take a look at it’s pitfalls and how to avoid them. Function composition is something you probably already do some in python and perhaps don’t even know it. The trinity: Filter is easy, we just call it “list comprehension” Reduce. Let’s try to get beyond flattening nested lists and doing tricks with math. Map. You probably don’t use this enough in python so let’s see if we can change that. FP is great! Maybe. Now that we’ve seen how FP can be used, we really need to decide if it should be used. Python is not a functional programming language, despite the tools it has. We’ve talked about some of the technical drawbacks to these tools, but we also need to decide if working in an FP paradigm is right for our work environment. We’ll look at some examples of where running into FP can be jarring and talk about the additional cognitive load on co-workers who aren’t used to seeing these tools in place.

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name: Functional Programming in an Imperative World. Maybe


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description: Even though open-source collaborators and code reviewers are needed more than ever, the few git learning resources that focus on these subjects are not beginner friendly. This is a missed opportunity! As the DjangoCon US Website Chair, I review pull requests submitted to the website repo. This has given me the opportunity to develop a beginner-friendly, best practice GitHub workflow. I can jumpstart your collaboration and code review skills by sharing what I’ve learned with you. This talk is for anyone, but one of my goals in giving it is to encourage other women to take leadership roles.

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name: Get a Jumpstart on Collaboration and Code Review in GitHub


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description: As a Middle School computer science teacher, I know enough to be dangerous, but not enough to consider myself a “real” developer. As a member of the curriculum team at Code.org (a nonprofit dedicated to providing all students with access to CS education), I knew that our combination of rendered markdown files and Google docs was far from the most effective way to write and deliver curriculum. If only we could schematize our curriculum writing, I thought, we’d be able to write more consistent lessons with better support for teachers to see which lessons are aligned to which standards, or where a given concept was first taught. When I brought this proposal to our engineering team everyone was excited about the idea, but there was no way we had the bandwidth to actually create it. Our small team of engineers are booked solid building tools for students to learn programming and for teachers to manage their classes. When it comes to the needs of our curriculum writers, we obviously need to come after the students and teachers. But wait, I know how to program. I did the “Two Scoops” tutorial. Why couldn’t I make the tool I had dreamed of? Using Django and Mezzanine as a base, I gradually built a system that allows Code.org curriculum writers to write faster, more consistent, and better supported lessons at a massive scale. Along the way, I also dealt with the very real concerns of my engineering team. How can we be sure this will scale to our 10’s of thousands of teachers? What about our millions of students? How can we be certain that this doesn’t introduce new security vulnerabilities to our site? Are you sure you know what you’re doing here? The answer to all of these problems was surprising simple, and has allowed me to address the needs of our curriculum team without taking the engineering team’s focus away from the customers that really matter - teachers and students. After many months of development, CurriculumBuilder has become an essential internal tool for curriculum writing at Code.org, and continues to find new ways to solve problems that would otherwise go unaddressed. Not bad for a Middle School CS teacher who had never before written software used by others.

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name: Going Rogue: How Code.org Created a Curriculum Development Platform Without their Engineers All


GraphQL in the wild

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description: Since being released by Facebook in 2015, GraphQL has gained a lot of hype for being the best thing since sliced bread and REST APIs. But what is all the hype about and how does GraphQL fare in the real world? As a Django developer who has been using GraphQL in production since September 2017, I will discuss how we have addressed real-world concerns like performance and security. I will also highlight some of the joys of using GraphQL and why we have stopped writing REST APIs for new features. If you have never heard of GraphQL or have never used the Graphene library, have no fear. There will be an overview of what GraphQL is, as well as a demo on how to incorporate it into a Django project using Graphene.

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Hunter2: A Symphony of Password Horror

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description: The year is 2017. We have hoverboards, jetpacks, solar-powered cars, and also so many awful passwords that it’s become trivial for pretty much anyone to have their accounts compromised. We’ve got passwords for our passwords. Eight-year-olds with a dictionary and a set of dice can generate mathematically stronger passwords than most corporations that have your credit card details. We spend our days wandering through endless forests of requirements to come up with something that contains no more than twelve letters, a special character, the eye of a newt, and at least one uppercase letter, only to be emailed it back in plaintext if you forget it. And then it goes on a Post-It note on a monitor. Do not despair - this talk is here to help! From beginners to experts, all technical folk have the power to build a post-password future. Lilly, an engineer and historian, will guide you through the history of how we got ourselves into this state, and explain why major companies still think that the best way to keep your stuff secure is to poke their heads out of the tree-house and ask you for the secret word. She will then hand you strong technical tools to help your clients and colleagues understand why there are better things out there than “Welcome1!”, and help you work together to bring a small ray of sunshine into our password-saturated world.

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description: Over the last 10 years (and really, her entire life), Tracy’s struggled with anxiety while running her own business, navigating negotiations, and self-publishing several books. This keynote will go through recommendations for keeping your sanity in a dog eat dog world, reducing anxiety, feeling comfortable with negotiation, and above all, being the best advocate for yourself that you can be.

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name: Keynote - Anxiety, Self-Advocacy, and Promoting Yourself


Keynote - Testing in Django

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description: The Django documentation section on testing starts with this: “Automated testing is an extremely useful bug-killing tool for the modern Web developer.” Nobody can argue with that. Testing is an integral part of modern software development, and Ana’s talk will offer an in-depth overview of how the Django testing framework evolved; showcase some common techniques, tools, and best practices; talk about speed improvements; and guide you through a real-world example of testing a Django app. Testing is fun, isn’t it?

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name: DjangoCon US 2017: Lightning Talks Day 1


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name: DjangoCon US 2017: Lightning Talks Day 2


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name: DjangoCon US 2017: Lightning Talks Day 3


Live Long and Refactor

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description: Refactoring major components of a live application with many users can be daunting. The stakes are even higher when the users are paying for your product. This talk covers how to approach building and incrementally deploying a complex refactor. Using a case study, I will walk through what makes major refactors so challenging, what you should avoid, and what can make them easier in the future.

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Optimization (25.11.2010)

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description: In this course, we examine the aspects regarding building maintaining and operating data warehouses as well as give an insight to the main knowledge discovery techniques. The course deals with basic issues like storage of the data, execution of the analytical queries and data mining procedures. Course will be tought completly in English. The general structure of the course is: Typical dw use case scenarios Basic architecture of dw Data modelling on a conceptual, logical and physical level Multidimensional E/R modelling Cubes, dimensions, measures Query processing, OLAP queries (OLAP vs OLTP), roll-up, drill down, slice, dice, pivot MOLAP, ROLAP, HOLAP SQL99 OLAP operators, MDX Snowflake, star and starflake schemas for relational storage Multimedia physical storage (linearization) DW Indexing as search optimization mean: R-Trees, UB-Trees, Bitmap indexes Other optimization procedures: data partitioning, star join optimization, materialized views ETL Association rule mining, sequence patterns, time series Classification: Decision trees, naive Bayes classifications, SVM Cluster analysis: K-means, hierarchical clustering, aglomerative clustering, outlier analysis

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name: Technische Universität Braunschweig, Institut für Informationssysteme

addressCountry: DE

addressLocality: Braunschweig

addressRegion: Lower Saxony


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description: We read to know we are not alone Is there something you would change in the world if you were a wizard? Make vulnerability your cloak Make determination your hat Make code your wand What do you care about? We care about girls and women being enabled to choose their future We care about increasing diversity in the trade we love We care about arming children with the confidence that they can do anything Why are we here? We’re trying to use our programming skills to make that a reality. It’s a journey, one we invite you to join for whatever you feel strongly about. We were not the first, we were definitely not the best, and we won’t be the last. But sometimes, inspiring people to help is just as hard (or harder) than helping. We wanted to give this talk to show others that it CAN be done and YOU can make a difference - regardless of your skill level or experience. Our Story 1. The Use Case Listening: “I’ve been wanting to teach Python for a while but we don’t have anyone.” - Girl Scout Leader Acting: “I can do that!” - [Presenter 1] (even though she was pretty sure the ideal person was way more experienced than her) Deliverable: The Hackathon - A Python challenge for both beginner and advanced coders. Two classes, 25 girls each, ages 10-18 years old. 2. A Master Plan Check out our options: We reviewed existing resources, but didn’t find anything to meet our needs (list some of the good resources we found and were inspired by) Make a decision: “Let’s write our own!” - [Presenters] (because nothing that’s out there fits in two hours…) Have a Cool Learning Experience: Coding the game and taking our first stabs at writing the tutorial were great learning opportunities for us! 3. The Dream Team (AKA: Help!) The Pair Programmers: Gaining perspective and tripling productivity, Megan and Jessica start figuring out what to teach and begin making the tutorial come to life The Project Manager: Added for some very necessary skills - making things looking professional, doing a code freeze, checking our spelling, and making sure the presentation is consistent The Coaching Team: With a common goal and united front, an all female team of software developers, engineers and IT managers unite to form a coaching group! 4. Go Live Hot Fixes: The girls begin the tutorial and questions come rolling in. Confusion abounds. They don’t know what a Start button is! Nothing shows them their opinion matters like change, so we began live editing the tutorial! Being vulnerable, admitting imperfection, and not taking it personally evolved the tutorial in real time to fit our audience. It also gave the girls a sense of inclusion that was priceless; even though they weren’t writing the code to make the edits, their voice was heard and their suggestions were implemented in real time - a powerful way to build confidence! Unexpected Popularity: The girls were engaged! Among raised and waving hands and the din of voices, we kept our cool and took each issue one step at a time. Frankly, we were all a little in shock. Better than we imagined: We might have expected too little of ourselves, but when all was said and done - the girls felt successful, they were all engaged, and their parents were inspired to learn for themselves or keep their girls involved with code going forward! 5. Refactoring Simplification: It was late and everyone was tired - make things simpler, have more milestones, include more affirmations Organization: Planning pre- and post- tutorial huddles to get to know each other and set expectations, figuring out how to guide/redirect parents who were doing the tutorial for their child, investigate letting the girls try pair programming Keep Building: We are still working to evolve our tutorial, make it more accessible, make it friendlier for our target age group, make it packaged to shared, and shopping it around to other tutorials as an expansion (we’re looking at you DjangoGirls ;) ) 6. An Ever Expanding Universe Sharing is caring: We did it and so can you! Expanding the number of contributors as well as the project scope will only make things better! So, we will share our code, share out tutorial, share our experiences, and share our enthusiasm with anyone who wants to make a change! The Takeaways You have a lot of power, in the you code help create, in the people you mentor Don’t wait for someone else, endowed with imaginary super coding/people skills, to help create the change you want -do what needs to be done Don’t try to be a panacea, focus on a single thing and do it well Contact us! Let us know if you’re interested in building something or want to do something similar to what we did Act.

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name: Maybe Not the Programmers They Deserved, but the Programmers They Needed


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description: Alicia will discuss the challenges she faced as an African American woman in becoming an iOS developer at the age of 51. As a self-taught developer, she created a mobile app dedicated to helping victims escape domestic violence and abuse. She has seen the best and worst of the tech community. As demonstrated by her app, she believes that the tech industry can improve and change lives if we open our arms, embrace change, and think about how women can change the way we see and create apps.

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name: Opening Keynote - Is it too late to learn how to program?


Orientation Event

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Overcoming the Challenges of Mentoring

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description: There is an ongoing mantra within the developer community: that there are far more jobs available then programmers to fill them. Which should be an indication as to the wonderful potential for both business and those learning to code. Yet what often follows such statements are not words of joy but rather a list of frustrations related to the difficulty in finding and retaining enough skilled developers to fill these positions. The challenge is not in the number of newbies entering the field but the number who leave because they are not able to bridge the divide between bootcamps, online tutorials, books, videos, etc. to an employable developer who is able to contribute to the team. Kim has years of experience working with learners of various ages in helping them develop the skills they needed to be successful at whatever their chosen goal. She understands that for businesses to be successful, they must develop more effective and efficient ways of recruiting and retaining developers in order to meet organizational benchmarks. The developer community is a overwhelmingly generous one and a well designed mentoring or apprenticeship program could be one answer that business leaders and newbies are looking for. The business costs associated with corporate hiring managers inability to recruit and retain skilled workers to fill current and future entry-level positions are increasing (Queen, 2014). 89 percent of organizational leaders stated that they are having difficulties filling open positions, which is causing them to either turn down orders, miss key deliverable deadlines or hire individuals from outside of the United States (Aho, 2015). Aho, K. (2015). The robotics industry: creating jobs, closing the skills gap. Techniques, (7), 22.

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description: This talk is an opportunity for you to explore practical ways of improving the test code you write. Unit testing can be challenging, but with the right toolbox of techniques, it is much easier to write unit tests that not only enable high degrees of code coverage, but assurance on each action of your code. Django provides an excellent test environment that facilitates testing across the whole of a project, however Django’s documentation and many online examples focus on integration tests. Any typical use of the Django test client is an integration test. Tools such as selenium also provide a frame work for usability tests, functional tests or integration tests. What is missing in this is a close look at unit tests. It is difficult to obtain high code coverage with integration tests alone. This talk will build on Daniel Davis’ DjangoCon2015 talk “Why Unit Testing Doesn’t Have To Be So Hard”. That talk introduced the concept of using mocking to deal with the complexity of unit testing and gave a number of simple examples. In this talk, we will apply mocking, dummy objects and harnesses to unit test in the Django environment. We will focus first on class based views. Django provides an extensive Generic Class Base View hierarchy of base classes and mixins. These define a series of methods that focus on various elements of the response process. For more complex applications, this system provides much of what is needed but often customizations are needed and these can take the form of subclasses overriding one or more methods, or perhaps mixins that are built to implement abstractions of these customizations. In order to unit test these customizations, we want to place each individual method under test. To obtain strong assurance of code performance, we want to place under test each action of the code, plus its coupling with its base class(es). A test harness, mocks and dummy objects all assist in this process and we will explore examples of such. Mocks particularly facilitate our tests by us being able assert on what is passed on other method calls and on the super() call. Mixins are used to implement customization abstractions. Their methods can be unit tested making use of dummy subclasses. Form classes also benefit from unit testing. Form classes may define clean methods for validation, and these clean methods can be called directly in unit tests for both valid and invalid data. Some modelform classes may implement business logic in their save() methods and these also highly benefit from unit testing. Both forms and views often make use of the ORM. When performing integration testing, this often means setting up test fixtures, but for unit testing it might be much more efficient to mock out ORM calls such as filter(), all(), count(), etc. Sometimes code under test will chain these ORM functions and this also can be mocked. We will then consider a more complex example of a view that makes use of an inlineformset. inlineformsets are more complex form objects, but various approaches can be used to unit test views that make use of formsets (along with unit tests of the formset itself). We will close with some template unit testing. The content of this talk is built on examples taken from real systems implementation. These should give many Django practitioners a boost in their day to day testing toolkit.

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name: Practical Unit Testing in Django: Mocking and Testing Techniques


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description: While it’s very common to enforce PEP8 code style with tools like flake8, it’s rare for Django projects to use any other types of tools for automated checks. However, linters and automated checks are a good way to enforce code quality beyond code style. Human-based code reviews are great, but if an experienced programmer leaves the organization, all quality-related knowledge they have will be gone. One way to prevent this is to make developers consolidate their knowledge as custom check tools. Instead of repeating to every junior programmer how they should code, experienced developers should write tools to do that for them. Having this kind of “executable knowledge” is great to ensure long-lasting good practices in organizations. Thankfully, Python already has a number of extensible linters and check tools that can be used to consolidate knowledge. Also, Django has the System check framework, which can be used to write custom static validations to Django projects. In this talk, we’ll discuss existing linters and tools, what benefit they bring to Django projects, how to extend them and how to build custom ones. Combined with IDEs, pre-commit hooks, and CI tools, linters can validate code at programming time, commit time, or CI time, thereby ensuring good practices in all development workflow.

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name: Preventing headaches with linters and automated checks


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description: When my daughter appeared on the scene in October 2017, my life was turned upside down. As I was returning to work, I found that previous strategies for managing my time weren’t up to snuff and I needed to create new ones if I was to be effective at my craft. No longer did I have 15 minutes to “get in the zone” - I needed to get things done in any time available. I learned to carve milestones out of minutes (sometimes) and will share what did (and didn’t) work for me. I also share stories about my general journey of becoming a parent that may be helpful to anyone thinking about becoming a parent (or just wondering what it might be like!). Or you could just come to the talk for the cute baby pictures - they make everyone smile!

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name: Programming Post-Progeny: A New Parent's Perspective


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description: Spreadsheets are OFTEN terrible. They’re also everywhere! As one of the default forms of data exchange, learning to work with spreadsheets directly via Python can save time and effort. We’ll look at Openpyxl, a library that lets you do just that. We’ll look at at least two different (beginner-friendly)example cases: transforming one spreadsheet into another spreadsheet and converting a spreadsheet into JSON. I’ll also use my experience as a former accountant to highlight some of the issues around reading from and writing to a spreadsheet file and how you might deal with them. You MAY even learn to make new friends and grow the Python community! True Story!

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name: Python & Spreadsheets: State of the Union


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name: Saved you a click (or three): Supercharging the Django admin with actions and views


Serverless Django

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description: You’ve probably heard the buzzword by now - “serverless”. It’s a new type of application architecture where traditional web servers are replaced by ephemeral cloud services. But what does it mean for the average Django user? Hint: lower costs, more scalability, more capabilities and less ops tasks to worry about! First, this talk will explain what “serverless” really means for you, and provide an overview the advantages and disadvantages of event-driven server-less architectures. Next, we’ll demonstrate how easy it is to migrate your existing Django CMS application to run on AWS Lambda by using the Zappa framework, including some real-world issues you might bump into. Then, we’ll show how to implement some of the most common Django patterns as part of a server-less architecture - uploaded avatar image processing, batch and timed sending of email, and long running tasks like statistical aggregation. Finally, we’ll show how to scale up your server-less application to trillions of events per year by distributing your app to dozens of data centers all around the globe, and do an ultimate cost analysis of your new system. You’ll leave with new ideas on how to save money and stress on your existing applications and cool new ways to implement features in your next app!

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Stumbling Through Django and How Not To

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description: If you’re a beginner about to embark on a new Django project adventure, this talk is for you. When I started my first Django project, I took the “Sure, I think I can figure that out” approach, which is fun! And also dangerous. But exciting! And also horrible because I caused myself a lot of trouble and barfed on my keyboard. (Metaphorically.) Oops. My hope for this talk is to pass along lessons I learned the hard way, and save the world. Or at least prevent some frustration. :) We’ll talk about version control, structuring your project, and how to handle top secret stuff. We’ll also talk about throwing house parties without causing anaphylaxis, pregnant daddy seahorses, velociraptors, and friends. I promise all of that is related to Django.

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Taking Django Distributed

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description: While some code happily lives on a single server forever, most big projects will have to cross the boundary into running both their application and storing their data across multiple systems. The basic strategies are well-known, but we’ll take a look at what to do as you cross the painful threshold where you can’t run your app as a monolith or store everything on a single database server. Among other things, we’ll look at how to split up business logic and application code to run on different servers, how to scale to handle different kinds of web traffic (read-heavy, write-heavy, and long-connections/WebSockets), when and how to make parts of your code not run inline with HTTP processing, strategies for storing data across multiple machines, and how to structure your engineering team to best cope with all these changes. We’ll also look at a few apparently innocuous decisions and the spiral of bad performance they lead to, and how to recognise some of these common problems so you can avoid them yourself in future.

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description: Web developers often find themselves in situations where server processing takes longer than a user would accept. One very common situation is when sending emails. Although simple and relatively quick task, it requires the communication with an external service. In this situation, it’s not possible to foresee how long that service will take to answer. Not to mention the many unexpected situations that can arise, such as errors and bugs. The solution to this problem is to delegate long lasting tasks while responding quickly to the user. This is the point where we need async tasks. There are some tools available that can assist in this job. In this talk, you will learn about the concepts, caveats and best practices for when developing async tasks. For this, I will use Python’s most popular tool for the task: Celery. Rundown: Setting the context (~3 min) The architecture (~3 min) Brokers Workers Use cases (~2 min) External calls Long computations Data caching Tools available (~1 min) Celery (~16 min) Callbacks Canvas Logging Retrying Monitoring Tests and debugging.

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name: Tasks: you gotta know how to run 'em, you gotta know how to safe' em


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description: Welcome to the advanced class on community organizing. You’ve got a decent amount of members in your Meetup.com group, you hold events fairly routinely, maybe you’ve pulled in some legit speakers at your last conference or event … and you want to do more. This talk will focus on community organizing for growth and longevity by building out teams, improving communications, implementing processes, and most importantly will discuss how to maintain sanity in your work-life-volunteer balance. If you’ve ever had to answer the question “Oh, this ISN’T your full time job???” - this talk is definitely for you. If you’re just starting out organizing and don’t want to fall flat on your face, this talk will be very pragmatic for you.

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name: The 10 Commandments of Community Organizing


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description: ViewSets will make your code shorter, more robust, and save you time during your development, if you let them. I have spent a lot of time dealing with writing view code, and dealing with all the urls, only to finally learn ViewSets. It immediately saved development time as well as making my code more simple. Generally to make a new, basic, endpoint in DRF for a model it would take about 15 minutes. That includes creating a serializer, urls, views, and testing it the browser. Now that same endpoint is more easily understood and done, all the steps, in less than 5 minutes. Leaving you more time to worry about what your new app is supposed to actually do.

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name: The Beauty of ViewSets in Django Rest Framework


The CoC committee is here for you

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description: Since a community-wide Code of Conduct was adopted in 2013, the Django Software Foundation has had a Code of Conduct committee. The committee deals with CoC violations on e.g. mailing lists, aggregates reports from conferences, can check speaker lists against CoC reports and provide general advice and support. Django events tend to have their own CoC with their own CoC team. Not everyone in the wider tech community is fond of Codes of Conduct. However, a lot of this reluctance is rooted in misunderstanding about what this actually entails, and what the committee and teams actually do in both their active and reactive roles. That’s why this talk will give a peek behind the scenes of the work of the CoC committee and CoC teams, how incidents are actually handled with various real life examples, and how this leads to a better community for everyone. Including you.

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description: Most web applications need to offer search functionality. Open source tools like Solr and Elasticsearch are a powerful option for building custom search engines… but it turns out they can be used for way more than just search. By treating your search engine as a denormalization layer, you can use it to answer queries that would be too expensive to answer using your core relational database. Questions like “What are the top twenty tags used by my users from Spain?” or “What are the most common times of day for events to start?” or “Which articles contain addresses within 500 miles of Toronto?”. With the denormalized query engine design pattern, modifications to relational data are published to a denormalized schema in Elasticsearch or Solr. Data queries can then be answered using either the relational database or the search engine, depending on the nature of the specific query. The search engine returns database IDs, which are inflated from the database before being displayed to a user - ensuring that users never see stale data even if the search engine is not 100% up to date with the latest changes. This opens up all kinds of new capabilities for slicing, dicing and exploring data. In this talk, I’ll be illustrating this pattern by focusing on Elasticsearch - showing how it can be used with Django to bring new capabilities to your application. I’ll discuss the challenge of keeping data synchronized between a relational database and a search engine, and show examples of features that become much easier to build once you have this denormalization layer in place. Use-cases I explore will include: Finding interesting patterns in your data Building a recommendation engine Advanced geographical search and filtering Reacting to recent user activity on your site Analyzing a new large dataset using Elasticsearch and Kibana.

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name: The denormalized query engine design pattern


The Monster on the Project

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description: Abusive behavior can have profound effects on personal relationships but it can also make open source contributing and office life miserable. For those stuck in a team with co workers who exhibit toxic behavior, going to work every day can feel like going to a battlefield. Knowing how to identify and how to respond to unreasonable behavior is vital. In this talk we will look at the ways we can improve our office and FOSS communities by recognizing, managing and gracefully removing this toxic behavior. Take away: What abuse looks like How it affects those around it Steps to take if you are the target of abusive behavior How to manage toxic people in your project.

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description: Communication is difficult. Whether between humans, machines, or a combination of the two, trying to translate meaningful information is a lossy process. Converting programming languages to use the new Unicode standard is hard, but once it’s in place, you get this marvelous feature-add: emoji compatibility. No longer do we have to make faces with symbols or use platform-specific emoticons. Rejoice in the extended character set. Emoji have a rich history as a way to allow the communication of ideas in a reduced amount of data. They date back to a time where this was important: SMS communications in Japan. However, as social networks feverishly try to clamber onto this bandwagon, their implementations of the standard create issues with miscommunication that aren’t possible with a 12×12 pictograph. We’ll discuss the history of emoji, cross-platform adoption, the Unicode standard, and emoji accessibility in web applications.

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name: The Power and Responsibility of Unicode Adoption


keywords:
Philosophie
politische Philosophie
Rechts- und Staatsphilosophie

de: Philosophie

uk: Філософія

en: Philosophy

de: Geschichte

uk: Історія

en: History

de: Geisteswissenschaften

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en: Humanities

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name: Politische Philosophie 3: Antike 3 - Polybios, Cicero

Leibniz Universität Hannover (LUH)

addressLocality: Hanover


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name: Politische Philosophie 4: Spätantike, Mittelalter, Reformation - Augustinus, Thomas, Luther


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name: Politische Philosophie 5: Neuzeit - Machiavelli, Bodin, Grotius, Pufendorf


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name: Politische Philosophie 6: Aufklärung 1 - Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau


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name: Politische Philosophie 7: Aufklärung 2 - Kant, Hegel


de: Sozialwissenschaften/Soziologie

uk: Суспільні науки та соціологія

en: Social Sciences/Sociology

de: Rechts-, Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaften

uk: Право, економіка та суспільні науки

en: Law, Economics and Social Sciences

uk: Гуманітарні науки

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name: Politische Philosophie 8: Liberalismus und Anarchismus - Mill u.a.


uk: Суспільні науки та соціологія

uk: Право, економіка та суспільні науки

uk: Гуманітарні науки

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name: Politische Philosophie 9: Sozialismus und Marxismus - Marx u.a.


uk: Суспільні науки та соціологія

uk: Право, економіка та суспільні науки

uk: Гуманітарні науки

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name: Politische Philosophie 10: Moderne 1 - Harsanyi, Rawls


uk: Суспільні науки та соціологія

uk: Право, економіка та суспільні науки

uk: Гуманітарні науки

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name: Politische Philosophie 11: Moderne 2 - Apel, Habermas


uk: Суспільні науки та соціологія

uk: Право, економіка та суспільні науки

uk: Гуманітарні науки

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name: Politische Philosophie 12: Moderne 3 - Luhmann, Foucault


uk: Гуманітарні науки

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name: Politische Philosophie 1: Antike 1 - Platon


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name: Politische Philosophie 2: Antike 2 - Platon, Aristoteles


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description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 6, Teil II. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 6b: Zwecke, Mittel, Nebeneffekte - Das Prinzip der Doppelwirkung (2)


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 7, Teil II. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 7b: Deontologie - Kant (2)


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 3, Teil I. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 3a: Metaethik - Generalismus/Partikularismus, Rationalismus/Sensualismus


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 9, Teil I. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 9a: Rechtsphilosophie - Rechtspflichten, Tugendpflichten, Supererogatorisches


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description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 8, Teil II. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 8b: Deontologie - Kant (4), Habermas, Rawls


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 1, Teil I. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 1a: Ethik und Moral - Begriffsklärungen


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 4, Teil I. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 4a: Tugendethik - Platon


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 1, Teil II. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 1b: Deskriptive Ethik - Smith, Kohlberg, Luhmann


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 12, Teil I. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 12a: Teleologie - Mill


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 10, Teil II. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 10b: Finaler Rettungsschuss, Embryonenrechte, Tierrechte u.a.


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description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 7, Teil I. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 7a: Deontologie - Kant (1)


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 10, Teil I. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 10a: Trolley cases, überzählige Embryonen, entführte Terrorflugzeuge u.a.


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr.11, Teil I. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 11a: Teleologie - Grundprinzip und Varianten des Utilitarismus


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description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 8, Teil I. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 8a: Deontologie - Kant (3)


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description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 9, Teil II. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 9b: Rechtsphilosophie - Abwehrrechte, Anspruchsrechte, Partizipationsrechte


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description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 4, Teil II. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 4b: Tugendethik - Aristoteles (1)


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 2, Teil I. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 2a: Metaethik - Sein-Sollen-Fehlschluss vs. naturalistischer Fehlschluss


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 12, Teil 2. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 12b: Teleologie - Sidgwick, Smith, Der ideale Beobachter


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 5, Teil I. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 5a: Tugendethik - Aristoteles (2)


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 5, Teil II. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 5b: Tugendethik - Thomas von Aquin, MacIntyre, Nussbaum


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr.11, Teil II. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 11b: Teleologie - Probleme des Utilitarismus, Bentham


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 6, Teil I. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 6a: Zwecke, Mittel, Nebeneffekte - Das Prinzip der Doppelwirkung (1)


uk: Гуманітарні науки

description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 3, Teil II. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 3b: Metaethik - Tugendethik, Deontologie, Teleologie


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description: Prof. Dietmar Hübner, Vorlesung "Einführung in die praktische Philosophie", Nr. 2, Teil II. Philosophie, Ethik, praktische Philosophie, Moralphilosophie. Leibniz Universität Hannover, Sommersemester 2014.

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name: Praktische Philosophie 2b: Metaethik - Kognitivismus vs. Nonkognitivismus


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description: Philip Banse im Gespräch mit Andreas Gebhard für dctp.tv

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name: #rp14 Tag 3: Ausblick mit Andreas Gebhard


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description: Vor drei Jahren wurde auf der re:publica'11 der Digitale Gesellschaft e.V. als Verein für digitale Grundrechte gestartet. Seitdem ist viel passiert.

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name: 24. netzpolitischer Abend des Digitale Gesellschaft e.V.


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description: Auch wenn "das Internet" heute weit verbreitet ist und viele Zugangsbarrieren wegfallen gibt es nach wie vor Menschen, die einzelne Dienste oder das Netz insgesamt nicht nutzen. Dabei spielen nicht nur Faktoren wie Alter oder Bildung eine Rolle: Es geht auch um die ganz bewusste Entscheidung zur Nichtnutzung -- über deren Ursachen und Folgen sollten wir mehr forschen und vor allem reden.

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name: “Into the Wild? Nicht mit mir!” – Warum Menschen das Netz (oder Teile davon) nicht nutzen


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description: We look forward to this nostalgic stopover on our journey into the future - a session filled with digital self-reflection and a chance to ask ourselves who we were, instead of who we are.

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name: The Amish Futurist and the power of buttermilk