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🚀 Title:

Hyperdimensional computing (HDC): The Brain-Inspired Alternative to Deep Learning

📝 About the Talk:

Hyperdimensional computing (HDC) takes inspiration from the brain’s chaos to create a model of cognition that’s fast, robust, and interestingly, very efficient. Unlike massive transformers, a single binary vector can encode complex concepts, resist noise, and even learn on the fly. 

🎙️ Speaker:

Dr. Ashraf Ibrahim is a data scientist and mathematician with interests focussing on applying machine learning methodologies to address complex challenges in science and technology.

Details

Welcome to the Databricks Scotland Meetup in Glasgow! Whether you're a seasoned Databricks user, just dipping your toes, or simply intrigued about what the platform can offer, this meetup promises to deliver insights, best practices, and opportunities for networking with like-minded individuals. We hope to see you there!

Come join us for the Scotland Databricks meetup at BJSS, January 23rd at 5.30pm for an evening of Databricks!

17:30 - 18:00 Welcome & Networking 18:00 - 18:30 Ibrahim Abdullahi 18:30 - 19:00 Networking, Food and Drinks

Data Intelligence for Sustainable Logistics with Databricks - Ibrahim Abdullahi

Russell Group continuous to grow as it operates multiple lines of its supply chain business, with its warehousing, contract packing and transportation (road and rail) lines each having independent systems collecting data in silos. In a digital transformation project, the company adopts databricks stack enabling a single source of truth towards optimizing the business to achieve sustainable and commercial benefits leveraging digital twins and data intelligence on databricks.

About Us If you need to contact us for any reason you can email us at: [email protected] We are sponsored by:

• Databricks
• Advancing Analytics
• BJSS

Rejoignez le Groupe Apache Airflow de Paris pour un meetup virtuel engageant et informatif!

Préparez-vous à des présentations couvrant tous les aspects d'Airflow, conçues pour enrichir votre boîte à outils et approfondir votre compréhension de l'orchestration des données.

AGENDA

• 10h00 - 10h05 : Arrivées
• 10h05 - 10h10 : Introduction
• 10h10 - 10h35 : Présentation 1
• 10h35 - 10h55 : Présentation 2
• 10h55 - 11h00 : Remarques de clôture

PRESENTATIONS

Présentation 1: Débloquer la Scalabilité : Migration des Planificateurs Hérités vers Apache Airflow

• Conférencier: Abderrahim J, ingénieur senior Devops expertise Python Ansible ELK stack, Worldline
• Résumé: Cette présentation explorera la transition des planificateurs hérités tels que BMC Control-M et UC4 Automic vers Apache Airflow sur Kubernetes. Nous mettrons en évidence les avantages de la scalabilité et de l’efficacité des coûts d’Airflow lorsqu'il est déployé sur Kubernetes. Les principaux sujets incluent les étapes essentielles de migration, l’intégration des plugins, les outils de migration, les considérations de sécurité et l’amélioration de la résilience du système.

Présentation 2: Interagir efficacement avec les systèmes de stockage d'objets dans vos DAGs

• Conférencier: Marc Lamberti, Responsable de la Formation Client at Astronomer
• Résumé: Vos DAGs peuvent interagir avec de nombreux systèmes de stockage d'objets, tels que S3, GCS, ADLS, etc. Si vous utilisez des opérateurs "SourceToDest", cette présentation est faite pour vous. Nous allons explorer une nouvelle fonctionnalité d'Airflow appelée Object Store, qui améliorera considérablement vos interactions avec ces systèmes, rendant vos DAGs plus faciles à lire et à écrire. Attachez votre ceinture et c'est parti !

Speaker: Junaid Rahim (Atlan) Slides: https://blobs.duckdb.org/events/duckcon5/junaid-rahim-a-quack-at-building-scalable-data-pipelines-with-duckdb.pdf

Agenda:

• 18:00 - Opening doors of the venue

• 18:30 - Welcome to PyBerlin! // Organisers

• 18:40 - Welcome from the host - Deutsche Bank Berlin Technology Centre

• 18:50 - Pickle: everybody hates it, everybody uses it // Ben Clifford `pickle` is the built-in Python library for serializing and deserializing objects. "Don't use pickle" is many people's instant reaction. Then they go back to their terminal and use pickle. I'll dig into the guts of the pickle protocol to try to understand this contradiction: what makes it uniquely useful compared to other data formats? but how does that bring in behaviour that upsets people?

Speaker's Bio: Ben spends a lot of time moving Python objects around. He's a big fan of programming languages and as well as Python has worked professionally in languages as diverse as Haskell, FORTRAN, and PHP. For fun, he likes bike riding and LEDs (and has a bunch of LEDs strapped into his bike wheel...)

• 19:20 - Short break

• 19:50 - API Quality Framework // Pallavi Debnath In this talk I will show how in Deutsche Bank we are working to enhance the quality and governance of both internal and external APIs, ensuring maximum discoverability and reusability through rigorous API quality controls and scoring mechanisms using Python.

Speaker’s bio: Pallavi is a Lead Engineer at Deutsche Bank, focusing on API Banking and AI Projects. With a background as Full Stack Engineer, she has experience in Insurance, Banking and Renewable Energy domains with contribution in areas of architecture, product designing and core development.

• 20:20 - GenAI Solution Design Best Practices // Mirza Rahim Baig Are you using LLMs where a simple string match would work? Or are you using 4x the tokens you actually need. Identify all the decisions we need to make in designing a solution and learn how to make those decisions. Get some pro-tips in designing LLM based solutions. We start with a poorly created solution and the audience interactively and successively improves the solution.

Speaker's bio: Rahim is a seasoned data science expert, solving complex business problems using AI/ ML since 2009. Rahim is an author, speaker and educator. He is a visiting faculty at NMIMS for MBA programs and a subject matter with leading Ed-tech platforms. He has authored three well received books - "Optimising AI/ML Solutions", “The Deep Learning Workshop” and “Data Science for Marketing Analytics Workshop”. He is also a mentor for an AI accelerator.

• 20:50 - Closing session // Organisers

This event will be only in-person. Please check our Code of Conduct and official health regulation in Berlin before coming. If you feel some signs of sickness, please consider skipping this event and attending another time. We will have plenty of events in different formats in the future.

Looking forward seeing you all soon!

** Important RSVP here. (Due to room capacity and building security, it's required to pre-register at the link for admission).

Welcome to the monthly in-person AI meetup in Berlin, in collaboration with Thoughtworks. Join us for deep dive tech talks on AI, GenAI, LLMs and machine learning, networking with speakers and fellow developers.

Agenda: * 6:00pm\~7:00pm: Checkin and networking * 7:00pm\~9:00pm: Tech talks and Q&A * 9:00pm: Open discussion and Mixer

Tech Talk: AI solution design in an LLM world Speaker: Mirza Rahim Baig (Zalando) Abstract: Are you using LLMs where a simple string match would work? Using multiple agents unnecessarily? Or are you using 4x the tokens you actually need. Identify all the decisions we need to make in designing a solution and learn how to make those decisions. Get some pro-tips in designing LLM based solutions. We start with a poorly created solution and the audience interactively and successively improves the solution.

Tech Talk: Beyond Vanilla RAG - Advanced RAG Strategies Speaker: Stephen Batifol (Zilliz) Abstract: In this talk, we'll explore how we can have Advanced RAG, the key components and innovative strategies. We'll cover how we can divide & conquer complex problems, and how query enhancement can help with query precision. We'll also look at different how we can use different retrievers. We'll touch on Routing, Memory, Planning to create Agentic Strategies.

Speakers/Topics: Stay tuned as we are updating speakers and schedules. If you have a keen interest in speaking to our community, we invite you to submit topics for consideration: Submit Topics

Sponsors: We are actively seeking sponsors to support AI developers community. Whether it is by offering venue spaces, providing food, or cash sponsorship. Sponsors will not only speak at the meetups, receive prominent recognition, but also gain exposure to our extensive membership base of 8,000+ AI developers in Berlin or 350K+ worldwide.

Community on Slack/Discord - Event chat: chat and connect with speakers and attendees - Sharing blogs\, events\, job openings\, projects collaborations

• Join Slack/Discord (link is at the bottom of the page)

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This Meetup is presented by our friends from AI Camp Berlin. For more information and to help us keep track, please register via the event page of AICamp here ----------------------------- Join us for deep dive tech talks on AI, GenAI, LLMs and machine learning, food/drink, networking with speakers and fellow developers.

On the Agenda: 6:00pm\~7:00pm: Checkin, Food/drink and Networking 7:00pm\~9:00pm: Tech talks and Q&A 9:00pm: Open discussion and Mixer

About the evening

AI solution design in an LLM world by Mirza Rahim Baig

Are you using LLMs where a simple string match would work? Using multiple agents unnecessarily? Or are you using 4x the tokens you actually need. Identify all the decisions we need to make in designing a solution and learn how to make those decisions. Get some pro-tips in designing LLM based solutions. We start with a poorly created solution and the audience interactively and successively improves the solution. https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahim-baig/

Beyond Vanilla RAG - Advanced RAG Strategies by Stephen Batifol from Zilliz

In this talk, we'll explore how we can have Advanced RAG, the key components and innovative strategies. We'll cover how we can divide & conquer complex problems, and how query enhancement can help with query precision. We'll also look at different how we can use different retrievers. We'll touch on Routing, Memory, Planning to create Agentic Strategies. https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-batifol/

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AICamp Community on Slack/Discord - Event chat: chat and connect with speakers and attendees - Sharing blogs\, events\, job openings\, projects collaborations Join Slack (search and join the #berlin channel) \| Join Discord

------ Code of Conduct We adhere to the Berlin Code of Conduct to ensure a welcoming and respectful environment for all participants. The event space operates under largely compatible Thoughtworks Meetups & Events CoC.

Accessibility The Location is accessible for wheelchair users. This includes the entrance (no steps to get into the location), toilets and the stage.

Welcome to the London Databricks Meetup May 2024 Gen AI Edition! Join us for an exciting evening of Gen AI insights, expert sessions, and networking.

Event Schedule: 18:00 - 18:15: Arrival & Networking Mingle with fellow data enthusiasts and professionals. 18:15 - 18:30: Opening Remarks & Introductions Get to know your fellow attendees and the organizers. 18:30 - 19:00: How we built DBRX - an open high-quality LLM -- Jonathan Frankle -- Chief Scientist\, Neural Networks @ Databricks and Co-Founder of MosaicML

We are excited to introduce DBRX, an open, leading, general-purpose LLM created by Databricks. It provides the open community and enterprises building their own LLMs with capabilities previously limited to closed model APIs. According to our measurements, it surpasses GPT-3.5 and is competitive with Gemini 1.0 Pro. It is an especially capable code model, surpassing specialized models like CodeLLaMA-70B on programming, in addition to its strength as a general-purpose LLM.

19:00 - 19:30: Streamlining Large Language Model (LLM) Operations with MLflow: A Comprehensive Overview -- Sepideh Ebrahimi -- Senior Specialist Solution Architect @ Databricks 19:30 - 20:00: Geospatial Data within Databricks -- Luke Menzies -- Principal AI Consultant @ Advancing Analytics 20:00 onwards: Pizza, Drinks & Networking

Enjoy some delicious pizza and beverages while networking with peers.

Date and Location: Date: 2nd May Venue: IDEAL London Join us for a fantastic evening of learning and networking at the London Databricks meetup!

Join us at BBC Quay House in Salford Quays, Greater Manchester on Wednesday 24th January, from 3pm for an afternoon of talks on developing applications for smart TVs, set-top boxes, streamers, and games consoles.

Doors will open at 3pm and the talks will kick off at 3.15pm. Some of us will also be heading to Kargo (https://kargomkt.com/) after the talks (around 5pm), to continue the conversations.

RSVP is open! Sign up now if you'd like to join. Please bring ID with you to the event. In person attendees must be over 18.

This meetup is kindly sponsored by BBC iPlayer & BBC Sounds.

We're expecting this event to be quite popular, so please ensure you're able to join us, before RSVPing.

Further information on getting to MediaCity can be found at https://www.mediacityuk.co.uk/visit-us/

You can find out more about our meetups, including our Code of Conduct, on the BBC website - https://bit.ly/bbc-tech-meetup

We will be live streaming this event on our YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@BBCTechMeetup

The live stream will start at 3.15pm on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1PM93h2FHU

Agenda:

15:15 – 15:20 – Welcome

15:20 – 15:45 – Revolutionising CTV: The Power of Automation (Martin Tyler & Taha Ibrahim, FX Digital) Device fragmentation in the CTV space poses a distinct challenge, necessitating broader platform support than traditional web and mobile spaces. Users often keep their devices for long periods, leading to a vast array of models requiring testing. Most companies can't afford large QA teams to test regularly enough, making automation testing crucial. Many automation testing solutions are available, however what is regularly overlooked is the difficulty transitioning from merely having an automation system to achieving comprehensive device and feature automation coverage. This challenge is compounded during ongoing projects with many features and automated test cases. Successfully navigating this terrain can revolutionise CTV development. This talk will explore FX Digital's shift from mainly manual testing to integrating automation across all devices and projects daily. We'll discuss strategies for managing and expanding device roster, constantly scaling systems, optimising pipelines, gaining DevOps skills, keeping stakeholders informed, and addressing CTV-specific features.

15:45 - 16:10 - How to pirate your own content (Ethan Mills & Wendi Fan, Softwire) In order to support new content formats & preview thumbnails, we needed access to the original VoD content masters; however, we only had access to encrypted, and fragmented, Microsoft Smooth Streaming content. We developed a custom tool, based on the Dash.js codebase, to recompose and decrypt the MSS content; then, we built the new content processing pipelines based on AWS technologies, PlayReady DRM encryption, and ffmpeg, and we implemented front-end support for the technology. In this talk, we'll discuss the challenges of this approach, and what we learned along the way.

16:10 – 16:35 – Networking and refreshments (break)

16:35 – 17:00 – Monoliths to micro front-ends: there and back again (Ryan Waudby, BBC) Embark on a swift exploration of the BBC's over-a-decade-long journey in TV application development, unravelling challenges, inventive solutions, and ongoing endeavours to tame the fractious TV browser landscape. This talk will cover the various iterations and milestones of front-end development across the BBC TV platform over the past years, some projects aiding teams to diverge and discover while others were converging the platform to share successes across the whole estate. It will be given at a high level and leans for more breadth rather than depth, hopefully sparking conversations afterwards.

Are you ready to meet, connect with, and have fun with like-minded people who share the same passion for digital currency and blockchain technology?

Whether you're an industry professional looking to expand your horizons or a beginner just starting out, this event provides a platform to connect with other like-minded individuals. You'll have the chance to share your thoughts and ideas on cryptocurrency, blockchain, and other related topics. You can also find potential business partners, collaborative opportunities, potential investors, trading partners, and support relationships.

If so, then the upcoming New York City's Largest CryptoMondaysNY

As always, there's plenty of time for networking before and after the fireside chat.

Special Guest Edward Sullivan CEO and Founder \| Trust Exchange. A successful technology executive with over 20 years of experience building and managing early-stage companies, Ed is a serial entrepreneur and investor, having started five companies where he has raised over $70 million in venture capital and created $700 million in exits for investors and shareholders. Also, Ed was the founder and CEO of Aria Systems, an on-demand billing and customer management platform, and LaserLink.net, the world’s first and largest virtual internet service provider. He has worked closely with many large companies as either a customer or partner, including Apple, HP, IBM, Dell, Disney, Dreamworks, Sony, Cisco, CSC, VMware, and EMC.

Moderated by Lou Kerner Founder \| CRYPTOMONDAYS & CryptoORACLE Collective Lou has been focused on crypto 24/7 since seeing the crypto light on June 29, 2017. Partner at Blockchain Coinvestors, a crypto fund-of-funds, and CEO of Blockchain Coinvestors Acquisition Corp., a SPAC focused on merging with a rapidly growing crypto company. We also do 30+ one-off crypto investments a year. Lou has built crypto communities, including CryptoMondays, the largest crypto Meetup group in the world. An active crypto blogger via Medium, now as part of Quantum Economics. The CryptoOracle Collective is a decentralized Web3 advisory service. With over 220 web3 experts and 20 clients, the Collective is solving the major problems of the burgeoning web3 industry:

Digital Information Gateways Organized by CrytpoOracle Collective & NFT VIP

If you've RSVP'd for a CryptoMondays NYC event, You have a wallet with at least one ticket (maybe more) in that wallet. When you get scanned, you're more than a member; you're part of the team and will get extra benefits. Fun fact: over half of you have checked in at least once by scanning the QR code, and this has entered you into our Utility Bonus Club: CryptoMondays T-Shirts, Art Basel VIP Event Tickets, and so much more.

Here's the leaderboard of the top scanned tickets

• Anh Pham
• Anny Weng
• Artura Gonzalez
• Craig Allen
• David Chen
• Decho Valev
• Delphine Tinkman
• Ellen Oppenheim
• Emil Skulski
• Ibrahim Soifoine
• Jenn Dao
• Jeremy Rich
• Jordan White
• Jude Poku
• Kensley Junior St Fleur
• Ko-Yang Wang
• Kofi K
• Lane Lytle
• Lilia Ruso
• Manny Alicandro
• Ko-Yang Wang
• Kofi K
• Lane Lytle
• Lilia Ruso
• Manny Alicandro
• Sonni Ali Cox
• Trent Williams
• ZT Wong

Each of you on the list above will receive a CryptoMondays T-shirt and have the opportunity to meet us in Miami during our Art Basel VIP event. Please share best shirt size to order and If you'll be in Miami December 4–8, 2023

This week, YOU have the opportunity to claim your collectible ticket and scan it at entry.

Most of you already have a wallet and know the deal!

Here's this weeks collectible to claim here

You already have enough VIP Tech Tokens in your wallet to use to claim this week's FREE!!! collectible

If you don’t, click here and sign up for one.

Be on the lookout for an email from [email protected] with a link to your wallet and ticket

Don’t forget to have your ticket ready to be scanned at the entrance. If you don’t know how to do that, ask at the door, and we'll show you on Monday.

Make sure you RSVP with your email to reserve your space. Interested in speaking, sponsoring, or volunteer opportunities? Email [email protected]

PyData Madrid vuelve en noviembre para hablar de Python, Datos, Visualización, Inteligencia Artificial, ¡y lo que surja!

El evento se realizará en The Valley Business & Tech School (Calle Torregalindo, 1), en el espacio de innovación con el que cuenta la escuela: The Place.

En esta ocasión, tendremos el placer de contar con dos charlas:

• César García (19:15-19:45), investigador independiente en La Hora Maker, nos hablará de cómo medir y mejorar la calidad de datos abiertos usando Python, Great Expectations, y más (en español).
• Rashid Ibrahimli y Christopher Manzano (19:15-19:45) Data Scientists en WhiteBox, nos hablarán de cómo hacer diagnóstico automático de desviaciones de columna utilizando imagen médica e inteligencia artificial (en inglés).

Después de la reunión, nos quedaremos haciendo networking en las instalaciones de The Valley.

Recomendaciones generales:

• ¿Sabes mucho de Python y Datos? ¿Sabes poco y quieres saber más? ¡En ambos casos, te damos la bienvenida!
• Aplica "la regla del comecocos": si estás en un círculo, deja siempre un hueco para que otra persona se pueda unir.
• Puede haber asistentes que no hablen bien español y que se manejen mejor en inglés. Sé paciente y ¡no dejes que se aburran!
• En los eventos PyData rige un Código de Conducta https://pydata.org/code-of-conduct/ el resumen traducido: sé amable, abstente de insultar y de hacer bromas sexistas, racistas, o excluyentes en general, y nada de insinuaciones sexuales a otras personas.

*** PyData Madrid comes back in November to talk about Python, Data, Visualization, Artificial Intelligence, and more!

The event will take place at The Valley Business & Tech School (1 Torregalindo st), in the innovation venue they have called The Place.

This time, we will have the pleasure of having these two talks:

• César García (19:15-19:45), independent researcher at La Hora Maker, will tell us about how to measure and improve the quality of open data using Python, Great Expectations, and more (in Spanish).
• Rashid Ibrahimli and Christopher Manzano (19:15-19:45) Data Scientists at WhiteBox, will talk about how they implemented automated back pain and spinal deviation diagnosis using medical imaging and artificial intelligence (in English).

After the meeting, we will stay at The Valley to do some networking.

General recommendations:

• Are you an expert in Python and Data? Are you a beginner and you want to learn more? In both cases, you are very welcome!
• Apply the "Pacman rule": if you're in a circle, leave a gap so that someone else can join.
• If you don't speak good Spanish, we will do our best to make you feel comfortable. But be mindful that other attendees might want to use their native language in larger conversations. Use this opportunity to practice your Spanish! If you are bored, feel free approach the organizers and say «Hi!»
• At PyData events there is a Code of Conduct https://pydata.org/code-of-conduct/ super short version: be kind (all else is details), abstain from insulting others or making sexist, racist, or other exclusionary jokes, and do absolutely not make sexual advances to other attendees.

Attention all CryptoMondays enthusiasts!

Are you ready to meet, connect, and have fun with like-minded people who share the same passion for digital currency and blockchain technology?

If so, then the upcoming New York City's Largest CryptoMondaysNY Nov 13th, 6:30 - 9 pm At MargaritaVille Times Square Chill Bar 40th & 7th Ave 7th Floor Lobby Bar

Organized by CrytpoOracle Collective & NFT VIP

NFT VIP has curated NFT collectible tickets for the past 18 weeks for CryptoMondaysNY and CryptoMondays Singapore

If you've RSVP'd for a CryptoMondays NYC event, you have a wallet with at least one ticket (maybe more) in that wallet.

When you get scanned, you're more than a member; you're part of the team and will get extra benefits. Fun fact: over half of you have checked in at least once by scanning the QR code, and this has entered you into our Utility Bonus Club: CryptoMondays T-Shirts, Art Basel VIP Event Tickets, and so much more.

Here's the leaderboard of the top scanned tickets

• Lou Kerner
• Max Smotritskiy
• Julie Lamb
• Alessandro Patti
• Peter Schwinge
• Anh Pham
• Anny Weng
• Artura Gonzalez
• Craig Allen
• David Chen
• Decho Valev
• Delphine Tinkman
• Ellen Oppenheim
• Ellen Oppenheim
• Emil Skulski
• Ibrahim Soifoine
• Jenn Dao
• Jeremy Rich
• Jordan White
• Jude Poku
• Kensley Junior St Fleur
• Ko-Yang Wang
• Kofi K
• Lane Lytle
• Lilia Ruso
• Manny Alicandro
• Ko-Yang Wang
• Kofi K
• Lane Lytle
• Lilia Ruso
• Manny Alicandro
• Sonni Ali Cox
• Trent Williams
• ZT Wong

Each of you on the list above will receive a CryptoMondays T-shirt and have the opportunity to meet us in Miami during our Art Basel VIP event. Please share best shirt size to order and If you'll be in Miami December 4–8, 2023 This week, YOU have the opportunity to claim your collectible ticket and scan it at entry. Most of you already have a wallet and know the deal!

Here's this weeks collectible to claim here

You already have enough VIP Tech Tokens in your wallet to use to claim this week's FREE!!! collectible

If you don’t, click here and sign up for one. Be on the lookout for an email from [email protected] with a link to your wallet and ticket Don’t forget to have your ticket ready to be scanned at the entrance. If you don’t know how to do that, ask at the door, and we'll show you on Monday. Whether you're an industry professional looking to expand your horizons or a beginner just starting out, this event provides a platform to connect with other like-minded individuals. You'll have the chance to share your thoughts and ideas on cryptocurrency, blockchain, and other related topics. You can also find potential business partners, collaborative opportunities, potential investors, trading partners, and support relationships. Make sure you RSVP with your email to reserve your space. Interested in speaking, sponsoring or volunteer opportunities Email [email protected]

Attention all CryptoMondays enthusiasts!

Are you ready to meet, connect, and have fun with like-minded people who share the same passion for digital currency and blockchain technology?

If so, then the upcoming New York City's Largest CryptoMondaysNY October 30th, 6:30 - 9 pm At MargaritaVille Times Square Chill Bar 40th & 7th Ave 7th Floor Lobby Bar

Organized by CrytpoOracle Collective & NFT VIP

NFT VIP has curated NFT collectible tickets for the past 18 weeks for CryptoMondaysNY and CryptoMondays Singapore

If you've RSVP'd for a CryptoMondays NYC event, you have a wallet with at least one ticket (maybe more) in that wallet.

When you get scanned, you're more than a member; you're part of the team and will get extra benefits. Fun fact: over half of you have checked in at least once by scanning the QR code, and this has entered you into our Utility Bonus Club: CryptoMondays T-Shirts, Art Basel VIP Event Tickets, and so much more.

Here's the leaderboard of the top scanned tickets

• Lou Kerner
• Max Smotritskiy
• Julie Lamb
• Alessandro Patti
• Peter Schwinge
• Anh Pham
• Anny Weng
• Artura Gonzalez
• Craig Allen
• David Chen
• Decho Valev
• Delphine Tinkman
• Ellen Oppenheim
• Ellen Oppenheim
• Emil Skulski
• Ibrahim Soifoine
• Jenn Dao
• Jeremy Rich
• Jordan White
• Jude Poku
• Kensley Junior St Fleur
• Ko-Yang Wang
• Kofi K
• Lane Lytle
• Lilia Ruso
• Manny Alicandro
• Ko-Yang Wang
• Kofi K
• Lane Lytle
• Lilia Ruso
• Manny Alicandro
• Sonni Ali Cox
• Trent Williams
• ZT Wong

Each of you on the list above will receive a CryptoMondays T-shirt and have the opportunity to meet us in Miami during our Art Basel VIP event. Please share best shirt size to order and If you'll be in Miami December 4–8, 2023 This week, YOU have the opportunity to claim your collectible ticket and scan it at entry. Most of you already have a wallet and know the deal!

Here's this weeks collectible to claim here

You already have enough VIP Tech Tokens in your wallet to use to claim this week's FREE!!! collectible

If you don’t, click here and sign up for one. Be on the lookout for an email from [email protected] with a link to your wallet and ticket Don’t forget to have your ticket ready to be scanned at the entrance. If you don’t know how to do that, ask at the door, and we'll show you on Monday. Whether you're an industry professional looking to expand your horizons or a beginner just starting out, this event provides a platform to connect with other like-minded individuals. You'll have the chance to share your thoughts and ideas on cryptocurrency, blockchain, and other related topics. You can also find potential business partners, collaborative opportunities, potential investors, trading partners, and support relationships. Make sure you RSVP with your email to reserve your space. Interested in speaking, sponsoring or volunteer opportunities Email [email protected]

**Data In Action 2023**

Join our second conference where companies from multiple industries showcase their data-driven products in analytics, machine learning, simulation, R&D, and data engineering!

Our speaker for the conference include: * Jahez * Drahim * Malaa * Riyad Bank

Don't miss the opportunity to learn about the amazing things they do!

In 'Data Science for Marketing Analytics', you'll embark on a journey that integrates the power of data analytics with strategic marketing. With a focus on practical application, this guide walks you through using Python to analyze datasets, implement machine learning models, and derive data-driven insights. What this Book will help me do Gain expertise in cleaning, exploring, and visualizing marketing data using Python. Build machine learning models to predict customer behavior and sales outcomes. Leverage unsupervised learning techniques for effective customer segmentation. Compare and optimize predictive models using advanced evaluation methods. Master Python libraries like pandas and Matplotlib for data manipulation and visualization. Author(s) Mirza Rahim Baig, Gururajan Govindan, and Vishwesh Ravi Shrimali combine their extensive expertise in data analytics and marketing to bring you this comprehensive guide. Drawing from years of applying analytics in real-world marketing scenarios, they provide a hands-on approach to learning data science tools and techniques. Who is it for? This book is perfect for marketing professionals and analysts eager to harness the capabilities of Python to enhance their data-driven strategies. It is also ideal for data scientists looking to apply their skills in marketing across various roles. While a basic understanding of data analysis and Python will help, all key concepts are introduced comprehensively for beginners.