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Abel Soares Siqueira

We are thrilled to announce the first Amsterdam Julia Language Meetup. We will be hosted by [Xebia](linkedin.com/company/xebia/) (Wibautstraat 200) on September 26, starting at 17:30, for networking, learning, and sharing.
Join us in creating a local community for the Julia Programming Language around Amsterdam!

Please sign up if you are planning on attending to estimate how much pizza and snacks to order!

We'll begin by welcoming some experts in the Julia Language to talk about building and deploying Julia applications. [Martijn Visser](linkedin.com/in/visr/), from [Deltares](linkedin.com/company/deltares/), will speak about "Building binaries, big and small" and [Tom Lemmens](linkedin.com/in/tom-lemmens-28), from [Sioux Technologies](linkedin.com/company/sioux/), will present "Bridging the Julia Gap: Structural answers for your colleagues".

**Schedule**:
17:30 - Doors open
18:00 - Opening notes
18:10 - Mini-talk (Abel Soares Siqueira) - Mini-intro to Julia
18:30 - Talk: Martijn Visser (Deltares) - Building binaries, big and small
19:00 - Break
19:15 - Talk: Tom Lemmens (Sioux Technologies) - Bridging the Julia Gap: Structural answers for your colleagues
19:45 - Round of introductions
20:00 - Closing remarks
20:10 - Networking over food and drinks

Check the details here:
meetup.com/julia-lang-amsterda

#JuliaLang#Binaries#Build
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Kathe Todd-Brown

Realities of

[Me 20 years ago]: Bifurcation points, curls, and fractal dimensions elegantly bring order to systems thought to be disordered.

[Me now]: If you assume a spherical cow and put the dog on it's head then you can solve for the cat and we can all go home.

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Eric McCorkle

I guess for my part, I feel like this is further pushing me into other fields, probably #appliedmath and #physics

I will always be a computer scientist. CS fundamentals will always be a critical component of how I analyze and solve problems, and from it I've learned a set of some of the most powerful skills in the modern world.

What I suspect- and fear may happen to CS though, is that the fundamentals will migrate one-by-one out to adjacent fields, leaving only the trend-chasing.

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Nick's world

Hello there. So, I never thought I'd ever be using Mastodon for this and its a longshot but I'm looking for a paid job in #virginia. I'm a senior in College and I'm going to be graduating with a degree in business management in May and I want to be ready. For my skills, I'm well-versed in #Microsoft products, particularly #MicrosoftExcel and #MicrosoftWword though Excel is my prefered application considering I wish to work with spreadsheets. Yes, I'm totally blind but that shouldn't be an issue because of #screenreaders and #ADA #accommodations and #RemoteWork. So, if anyone is looking for a dedicated person who genuinely enjoys helping others and working with functions from #statistics to #financial functions using #appliedMath, I am willing and able to work for you and what I don't know, I'm willing to learn so help me #GetFediHired. Resume will be sent apon request through DM's. Thank you, and boosts are absolutely encouraged.

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Kat Friedrich ☀

#introduction Hello! I am the editor in chief of #Solar Today. I also report on #physics, #engineering, and #appliedmath for Popular Mechanics. I'm a double graduate of the UW-Madison - I have a B.S. in #mechanicalengineering and have an M.S. in science and environmental #journalism from the Nelson Institute. In my free time, I am an avid reader of books and news, am into #dance and functional fitness, and participate in the local alternative #music scene.
I'm also at: linkedin.com/in/katfriedrich

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Sarah Pugliese

#introduction

I’m a first year grad student at #UW #Seattle in the #neuroscience PhD program. I’m still rotating but I am studying how sensorimotor circuits in #Drosophila compute - right now in a network model, soon in real flies 🪰. Undergrad was in #appliedmath but with a neuro focus. Brains are weird, invertebrates are cool, building models is (sometimes) fun

I grew up in #RhodeIsland. I play piano/keyboard and I’m trying to learn electric guitar. I enjoy all things ocean-related. 🦑

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