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Web Meetings

  1. Future
  2. Past
    1. Interviews
    2. Talks
    3. Study meetings
    4. Jan 8th-10th study weekend
    5. Jan 15th-17th study weekend
    6. Jan 22th-24th study weekend

Online gatherings are where we meet to have some thinking together.

Usually, one main topic is presented, and then we have an open discussion afterwards. Other meetings take the form of a joint study session. Some meetings are open. Others take the interview format – 2-3 people interviewing usually 1 person.

Sometimes, the recordings are published (mostly in talks and interviews). You can find the recordings here.

Do you have and idea for a topic? - Let us talk!

Below are our past and future meetings. It is also recommended to follow the general Clojure calendar feed.

Future

  • Jan 28th, 4pm UTC - Alan Dipert: Common Lisp for the Curious Clojurian - details & RSVP

Past

Interviews

  • June 30th, 5pm UTC - Jon Anthony interviewed about Hanami & Saite by Alan Marazzi, Ethan Zane Miller and Vijay Kiran - video
  • April 26th - Chris Nuernberger interviewed by Teodor Heggelund, Tomasz Sulej and Daniel Slutsky - video
  • September 27th - Anthony Khong interviewed by Vijay Kiran, Teodor Heggelund and Daniel Slutsky about Geni - video

Talks

  • April 15th 2019, 3pm UTC - Chris Nuernberger - Tech.ml - video - transcript
  • May 15th 2019, 10pm UTC - Carin Meier - Clojure MXNet - video
  • June 20th, 2pm UTC - Martin Kavalar - Nextjournal - video
  • Jul 18th, 5pm UTC - Chris Nuernberger - Libpython-clj - Alan Marazzi - Panthera - video
  • August 9th, 5pm UTC - Christopher Small - Oz - video
  • August 29th, 5pm Jon Anthony - Hanami+Saite - video
  • September 12th, 5pm UTC - Daniel Slutsky - R-interop - video
  • October 14th, 3pm UTC - Konrad Kühne - Datahike - video
  • October 28th, 6pm UTC - Tommi Reiman - Malli - video
  • January 9th 2020, 3pm-5pm UTC - Ludovic Courtès - Guix-Jupyter reproducible notebooks - video - slides - recap
  • March 21st, 2pm-6pm UTC - COVID-19 online Hackathon - details here and here - video
  • March 26th, 5pm-7pm UTC - Simon Belak - Exploratory analysis: automation, augmentation, and building tools for thought - video coming soon
  • March 29th, 2pm-6pm UTC - COVID-19 online Hackathon - details here and here - video not published yet
  • August 30th, 5pm-6:30pm UTC - public meeting with lightning talks and chat - video
  • September 26th, 1pm-2:30pm UTC - talks and discussion of machine learning libraries - video
  • October 3rd, 1pm-3pm UTC - Will Cohen - Clojure in Geography #1 - video
  • November 1st., 6pm UTC - Clojure and data science in healthcare: Sivaram Arabandi & Pier Federico Gherardini - video
  • November 7th, 8pm UTC - Vlad Protsenko about Reveal: Read Eval Visualize Loop and cljfx - video
  • November 21st, 16:00 UTC - Joanne Cheng - Clojure in Geography #2 - video
  • Dec 2nd, 14:00 UTC - Sicmutils #1 - geometry, symbolic math, and physics in Clojure(script) - background - video
  • Dec 16th, 14:00 UTC (note the date change) - Nikita Prokopov about Skija – graphics in the JVM - Video

Study meetings

  • November machine learning study meetings - background
    • 11:00 13 Nov 2020 in UTC
    • 16:00 13 Nov 2020 in UTC
    • 12:00 14 Nov 2020 in UTC
    • 17:00 14 Nov 2020 in UTC
    • 14:00 15 Nov 2020 in UTC
  • November "fundamentals" study meetings about dtype-next - a few meetings on the weekend of Nov. 20th, 21st, 22nd. More details are coming soon - details. Here is the timeline:
    • Two 2-hour study sessions (self-contained and similar):
      • 18:00 20 Nov 2020 in UTC
      • 15:00 22 Nov 2020 in UTC
    • A 45-minutes chat about the expectations and the plan of the fundamentals study group:
      • 15:00 21 Nov 2020 in UTC – just before Joanne's talk
  • November 27-29 study weekend: Datavis, ETL, NLP, Notespace - details
    • 13:00 27 Nov 2020 in UTC - Data visualizations practice
    • 18:00 27 Nov 2020 in UTC - NLP session
    • 18:00 28 Nov 2020 in UTC - ETL practice
    • 12:00 29 Nov 2020 in UTC - Tweaking Notespace
  • Dec 6th sci-fu sessions - details at the #sci-fu stream
    • Dec 6nd, 13:00 UTC - various presentations
    • Dec 6nd, 18:00 UTC - building something together
    • Dec 7nd, 12:00 UTC - implementing a basic time-series workflow in Clojure
  • Dec 11th-13th weekend - working together on Clojure implementations of examples from the Python Data Science Handbook by VanderPlas - details at the #ml-study stream - times of show-and-tell meetings:
    • 11:00 UTC, Dec 11th
    • 16:00 UTC, Dec 11th
    • 21:00 UTC, Dec 11th
    • 06:00 UTC, Dec 12th
    • 11:00 UTC, Dec 12th
    • 16:00 UTC, Dec 12th
    • 21:00 UTC, Dec 12th
    • 06:00 UTC, Dec 13th
    • 11:00 UTC, Dec 13th
    • 16:00 UTC, Dec 13th
    • 21:00 UTC, Dec 13th
  • Dec 15th, 12:30 UTC - coding and studying together - details at the #ml-study stream
  • Dec 18th-20th weekend sci-fu sessions - continuing our work on a library for time-series processing and analysis - details at the #sci-fu stream
    • 19:00 UTC, Dec 18th
    • 19:00 UTC, Dec 19th
    • 19:00 UTC, Dec 20th
  • Dec 27th weekend ml-study sessions - continuing our work on translating Python handbook examples to Clojure- details at the #ml-study stream
    • 14:00 UTC, Dec 27th
    • 19:00 UTC, Dec 27th
  • sci-fu weekend Dec 29th, Jan 1st-3rd - details at the #sci-fu stream
    • 19:00 UTC, Dec 29th 2020: Emacs+Notespace setup, continued work on the time-series library
    • 19:00 UTC, Jan 2nd 2021
    • 19:00 UTC, Jan 3rd 2021

Jan 8th-10th study weekend

The ml-study group is working on the Scicloj Data Science Handbook, and the sci-fu group is working on the tablecloth.time time-series processing library. If you want to join any of the sessions, let us talk.

  • 9:00 08 Jan 2021 in UTC/ - ml-study
  • 13:00 08 Jan 2021 in UTC/ - ml-study
  • 19:00 08 Jan 2021 in UTC/ - ml-study
  • 13:00 09 Jan 2021 in UTC/ - ml-study
  • 16:00 09 Jan 2021 in UTC/ - ml-study
  • 19:00 09 Jan 2021 in UTC/ - sci-fu
  • 13:00 10 Jan 2021 in UTC/ - ml-study
  • 16:00 10 Jan 2021 in UTC/ - ml-study
  • 19:00 10 Jan 2021 in UTC/ - sci-fu

Jan 15th-17th study weekend

The ml-study group is working on the Scicloj Data Science Handbook, and the sci-fu group is working on tablecloth and tablecloth.time. If you want to join any of the sessions, let us talk.

  • 1100 15 Jan 2021 in UTC - ml-study
  • 1500 15 Jan 2021 in UTC - ml-study
  • 1900 15 Jan 2021 in UTC - ml-study
  • 1100 16 Jan 2021 in UTC - ml-study
  • 1500 16 Jan 2021 in UTC - ml-study
  • 1900 16 Jan 2021 in UTC - sci-fu
  • 1100 17 Jan 2021 in UTC - ml-study
  • 1500 17 Jan 2021 in UTC - ml-study
  • 1900 17 Jan 2021 in UTC - sci-fu

Jan 22th-24th study weekend

The ml-study group is working on the Scicloj Data Science Handbook, and the sci-fu group is working on tablecloth and tablecloth.time. If you want to join any of the sessions, let us talk.

  • 1400 22 Jan 2021 in UTC - ml-study
  • 1400 23 Jan 2021 in UTC - ml-study
  • 1900 23 Jan 2021 in UTC - sci-fu
  • 1400 24 Jan 2021 in UTC - ml-study
  • 1900 24 Jan 2021 in UTC - sci-fu
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