Date: 14th October, Friday, 2022
Computers have eaten the world but it did not come from vacuum. We rely so heavily on computer programming because the software developed solves so many problems. The versatile applications are the reason that everyone is encouraged to learn programming.
But there are differences between programming for work and for fun. Classrooms cannot provide everything needed to develop a professional career for coding. In the sciwork meetup, we will use a program combining a panel discussion and hands-on coding sprints to provide practical points of view to writing code for work.
Sciwork hosted a panel discussion in May. The panel discussion in this meetup will feature the same theme, but bring new perspectives from different Panelists.
You can join both the panel and the sprint or either of them. See Sign Up, and more information is available in the hackmd note: https://hackmd.io/@sciwork/meetup-2210 . Go to https://discord.gg/6MAkFrD to discuss with us online.
Dr. Shuen-Huei โDrakeโ Guan (https://www.linkedin.com/in/drakeguan/) is an expert in streaming and computer graphics. He is currently the Chief Technology Officer of KKStream, a leading company in cloud streaming, AI, and data analytics. Drake is enthusiastic about technology, and spends a lot of time in the communities of Taipei Video Tech and PyCon Taiwan to share what he thinks about and promote technical development.
Chun-Yu โJoeโ Tseng (https://www.linkedin.com/in/excusemejoe/) is a VP of Berry AI, a company offering advanced computer vision and AI technologies to help fast food chains grow and perform. Joe is also a Python lover and expert of devops and AI products. He leads teams to provide solutions for real-world problems, which are oftentimes edible. Joe has a lot of experience in both technical development and community, and has served as the chairperson of PyCon Taiwan in 2020.
KKStream is Asiaโs leading streaming technology solution provider and consulting firm founded in 2016. KKStream dedicates itself to empowering global media broadcasters and enterprises to transcend their existing business boundaries with media streaming technologies.
Berry AI is an AI startup based in Taipei and USA. We use computer vision to help fast food chains collect data and improve operations. Our team consists of a group of enthusiastic AI and software engineers from well-known academic institutions and large technology companies around the world. Weโre backed by Flytech Technology, a Taiwan-listed company with 38 years of experience building industrial computers for large enterprise deployments, and provides us with stable funding and customer relationships. Today, Berry AI is working with multiple global top-10 fast food chains. Our team and business are both expanding rapidly. For more information, please visit berry-ai.com.
Yung-Yu Chen (https://www.linkedin.com/in/yungyuc/) is a R&D engineer developing software for numerical and technical applications. He is currently working on mask synthesis at Synopsys and teaching a course at NYCU.
Fill in the google form to sign up: https://forms.gle/WR21v8aqq8sJKJL96 .
If you want to join and bring your projects, please Contact us. Please follow the links for what are required for each of the projects:
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