Friday Hacks Schedule (AY2324 Semester 1)

  1. #241:
    LT18, COM 2, NUS

    • NUS Hackers Welcome Tea

      NUS Hackers Coreteam
  2. #242:
    LT18, COM 2, NUS

    • 2 Side Projects: Pair Coding With ChatGPT

      Wei Gao

    • Should engineers design?

      Chester (Mobbin)
  3. No Friday Hacks
  4. #243:
    i3 Auditorium, NUS

    • Engineering for Latency

      Pranav Chowdhary, Nonie Politi, Pierre Moschetta (Hudson River Trading)

    • Kubernetes - It's simpler than you think

      Ambrose Chua
  5. #244:
    i3 Auditorium, NUS

    • From an idea to a product - how I made my first indie app

      Roc Zhang

    • From Zero to Thousands: Building a Tech Startup for DevOps and SREs and Joining Grafana

      Ildar Iskhakov (Grafana Labs)
  6. #245:
    i3 Auditorium, NUS

    • Online Algorithms Made Easy

      Lester Tan (Jane Street)
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  9. #246:
    i3 Auditorium, NUS

    • How Ahrefs Saved US$400M in 3 Years By Not Going To The Cloud

      Efim (Ahrefs)

    • What Programming Languages Research Can Do For You: A Hacker's Perspective

      Kiran Gopinath
  10. #247:
    i3 Auditorium, NUS

    • Frameworks for Moving Fast - An Early-Stage Startup Journey

      Leland Tran (momos)

    • Low-level Rust: Fine, I'll Just Make My Own Stable ABI, with Compact sum-types and Stable rustc!

      Pierre Avital (ZettaScale)
  11. #248:
    i3 Auditorium, NUS

    • Taming open code LLMs for SQL generation and bug fixing

      Asankhaya Sharma (CTO @ Patched.codes)

    • Hacking My Way Through NUS: Prototyping to Real-World Usage

      Raivat Shah (Founding Engineer @ Mind Stretcher Education)

    • DuckDB: A new kind of analytical database systems

      Gábor Szárnyas (Developer Relations Advocate @ DuckDB)
  12. #249:
    i3 Auditorium, NUS

    • Quantum Theory: A First Approach to the Modern Paradigm, and What It's Good For

      Clive Aw and Zaw Lin (NUS Centre for Quantum Technologies)
  13. No Friday Hacks
  14. No Friday Hacks