Creative community and hackerspace
We are going to have a surprise presentation on the Osborne Computer, the first “laptop” offered to the masses! This will be a super exciting session, and feel free to work on your projects at the coolest hardware hack night
For this session we’ll have a short presentation and demo of using AI to do live coding. It’d also be cool to see people who never code use some of these tools to make code. Impact on women and nonbinary
we have a chill women’s coding night at sudoroom Monday evenings. Sometimes it’s fun to code and do projects together, sometimes it’s cool to just socialize about what we’re learning. It’s spring now at Oakland’s lake Merritt so I just
If you’re lucky enough to have escaped the media hype and don’t know what Stable Diffusion is, it’s part of a wave of text to image AIs that pop out art with simple text prompts. So you can say “make
Woo hoo! We have a new flyer for the women & nonbinary coding nights Mondays. An exciting new look, maybe to reflect that although all code eventually becomes binary, people who program don’t necessarily have to look like neckbeards all
We’ve had a cool JavaScript Thursdays but the group decided to change it to Programming Everything! Everywhere! All at Once! Because we want to include everything, and I guess, program everything, all at once! But Javascript can be included too.
There’s various sewing machines and silkscreen printing labs downstairs – check the wiki for more https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Multimediaspace
Collaboration between groups in Oakland with our hackerspace can bring some rad results. Recently we hosted the East Bay and San Jose Bike party, a cool group of folks that go on decentralized monthly bike rides. Their parties are run
“hello there!” The poor thing has been dormant a few years, but new members have been slowly bringing the giant robot arm back to life. You too can come learn how to hack and use the robot arm at sudoroom.
What’s so great about SudoRoom is that you are free to come and experiment in person with just a bunch of vague ideas. I’ve found that you simply can’t make the same kind of connection with people and places doing