Join us for a night of statistics and machine learning for all levels of
skill and comfort at the fabled hacker heritage site in SF, Noisebridge.
Bayes rule "cracked the Enigma code, hunted down Russian submarines, and
emerged...from two centuries of controversy"!
Bayesian inference is about how to use Bayes rule (and its
generalizations) to make decisions and conduct optimal rational inquiry.
We'll be looking at data sets of your choice. Add you info here
<https://noisebridge.net/index.…
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or contact Mike <cubicgoats(a)gmail.com> if you want to add your data set
to our git repository, and discuss/collaborate on your data for the
class. I may also provide data I've acquired from some interesting
external sources.
If you're using Bayesian statistics or would like to use Bayesian
statistics on your own, we will also talk about best practices and
powerful tools that everyone can use (such as may be found in some
Python libraries and AI algorithms).
Class starts at 6:30 (7 sharp). Please bring food, beer, and/or good
cheer.
-Sam
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Greetings,
Tony here, visitor to SR several times now, most recently this Wednesday
night + Thursday morning. Wednesday evening (Jan. 29) in the vicinity of
530pm (PST) I swapped my unworking Dell Latitude D531 laptop for an even
older, yet reportedly functional Dell laptop with a gentleman whose name I
was told, & promptly forgot. I wanted to inquire, since I was unable to
come back to SR Wednesday night after my Spanish class as I had originally
promised, whether said gentleman was able …
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to let him know that I left a dock intended for use with said laptop in
the Sudo Room closet Thursday afternoon. Or, rather my friend Carl left it
there as I had to leave that morning before anyone w/ a key arrived to
open the back hack-chamber.
Please feel free to get in touch with me at this e-address
(longshanks(a)spaz.org).
Thanks & congrats on the great space-in-progress!
T.
--
Løng$h@nk$
Not all who wander are lost.
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Hi All,
One of my friends is building a company which is utilizing computer
vision/ml to transform biomedical research. Theyre funded and looking to
bring someone in with experience in computer vision/machine learning, is
anyone interested?
I've cc'd Joe in this email who's the hiring manager.
Ryan
At some point when I am able to walk again we have to recreate this amazing
Hungarian Bubble Sort Folk Dance during a SudoRoom meeting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyZQPjUT5B4
WE MUST MAKE IT HAPPEN.
I'm sure the biohacking people could also suggest creative dance
performances simluating mitosis, meiosis in a way that is not sexually
offensive and PG-13 for children to watch too.
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Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
Free Montgomery is an amazing organization that builds shelters for the
homeless and paints them beautifully. They do this from recycled building
materials... they're so neat!
They are having a benefit concert February 15th at Ground Zero in West
Oakland.
https://www.facebook.com/freemontgomeryart
Coming Soon To "Free Montgomery West Oakland".
Playing a benefit BluesFor the Homeless.
The "See Them Support Them" Concert.
The Great Fillmore Slim, Bobby Spider Webb
And The Free Montgomery …
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All to help and Support the Homeless....
When?....Saturday The 15th of Feb.
at 8pm @ "Ground Zero" 16th & Campbell St,
In West Oakland.........................................................gO!
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Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
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Hey all,
A few of us are planning to clean the space tomorrow, if you can lend a
hand at any time, during the day, or either before or after the meeting
(starts at 7pm or so) would be excellent.
On the table:
* Fridge
* Radio Room
* Tool wall and workshop corner
* Closet organization
* Removal of excess furniture
* Etc
Love and solidarity,
Matt
Hello all-
Is anyone interested in more brain-control hacking on McHawking (or wheelchairs in general) on February 22nd?
Emotiv is hosting a hackathon specifically for EEG control of wheelchair, to benefit a young man in Malaysia, named Albert Wong. Venture Beat has even covered it:
http://venturebeat.com/2014/01/20/wearables-with-a-purpose-emotiv-rallies-t…
We've been getting contacted a few times about it and are hoping to attend. I did the original hack with Jake back in 2010 at …
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http://www.instructables.com/id/Brain-Controlled-Wheelchair/
And of course followed up this past August when McHawking was moved to Sudo Room. Here's the wiki page:
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/McHawking_Robot_Hacking
I'd be curious if anyone else would like to attend and collaborate.
I guess the second (and bigger) question though would be how would people feel about loaning out McHawking for the day? It looks like the event is being held at 875 Howard Street:
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/designathon-for-the-emotiv-insight-wearable-eeg…
Anyway that decision is of course up to members and I wouldn't feel comfortable unless at least one member was in attendance too! I'd be willing to spring for a van rental (or whatever was necessary for transport, BART might even be possible if the batteries are up to the distance).
Curious to hear everyone's thoughts and feedback.
Cheers
Steve Castellotti
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Sudoers,
Some of you use the Sudo 3D printer. We got a line on some reasonably priced ABS--1 pound spools for $13.50 each. These are the smaller spools, not the big 2 pounders. We have LOTS of colors, so if you're interested just ask and we'll see if we have it.
We've tested the natural and it's pretty nice, strong. I haven't tested many of the colors yet, so would appreciate feedback.
judi
East Bay Maker Labs
Hi Sudoers,
I wanted to share info with you about the Data Privacy Legal Hackathon, which is happening NEXT WEEKEND, Feb. 8-9, locally in San Francisco at the Mozilla offices on Embarcadero. The entire hackathon has three locations: SF, NYC and London, all with the same format.
In San Francisco we need hackers, makers, engineers, legal scholars, and product folks interested in privacy and personal data issues to participate in whatever way you'd like to. If you have an idea or want to join …
[View More]an existing project team, that would be great! We also need mentors for teams (smaller time commitment), or join us for presentations and prizes at the end Sunday, from 4-6pm.
Did we mention that there are prizes? …and that we're looking for hackers, coders, and UI designers, among others?
The aim of this announcement is to fire up a call to action to legally hack data privacy. We all know it's past time to collaborate and start doing something about the state of privacy and personal data, including the notice and consent work that some of our groups propose. As part of this project, Open Notice is sponsoring a pre-hackathon project to create a Legal Map for hackers to use at the event. We are also working ton a project based on a "use case" called the Consent Receipt Scenario to enable ‘customisers' to control personal information. The links will take you to the current state of that work.
Follow the links below to register, look at projects, and propose your own! If questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
https://www.hackerleague.org/hackathons/data-privacy-legal-hackathon
Thank you!
Mary Hodder
& Judi Clark
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