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Python + AI: Large Language Models
Online event***Please Use Source Link Below to Confirm Event Details*** Join us for the first session in our Python + AI series! In this session, we'll talk about Large Language Models (LLMs), the models that power ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot. We'll use Python to interact with LLMs using popular packages like the OpenAI SDK and Langchain. We'll experiment with prompt engineering and few-shot examples to improve our outputs. We'll also show how to build a full stack app powered by LLMs, and explain the importance of concurrency and streaming for user-facing AI apps. Original Event: Python + AI: Large Language Models
SacTech Social October 2025 Meetup
Hop Gardens, 2904 Franklin Blvd, Sacramento, CA***Please Use Source Link Below to Confirm Event Details*** Come join our incredible group of folks to learn about tech, meet new friends, start collaborations and maybe even find a job or hire a new dev! SacTech Social is an inclusive, safe space for technology professionals (and the tech curious) from all stacks, walks of life, genders, ages, etc. to come together and talk about programming, design, and all of the things adjacent. Original Event: SacTech Social October 2025 Meetup
Generative AI Paper Reading
Online event***Please Use Source Link Below to Confirm Event Details*** Every second week we meet to discuss machine learning papers. This is a collaboration between Silicon Valley Generative AI and Boulder Data Science. Original Event: Generative AI Paper Reading
Reinforcement Learning: Topic TBA
Online event***Please Use Source Link Below to Confirm Event Details*** Typically covers chapter content from Sutton and Barto's RL book. As usual you can find below links to the textbook, previous chapter notes, slides, and recordings of some of the previous meetings. Original Event: Reinforcement Learning: Topic TBA
Monthly Online California Python Usergroup
Online event***Please Use Source Link Below to Confirm Event Details*** The monthly meetup consists of online talks followed by time for socializing. Talks can range from technical to not-so-much and cover a variety of topics. When we have speakers committed, their talk topic will be added to the meetup description. Thanks to the internet and the creativity of all involved parties, this monthly forum for learning and discourse is whatever we choose to make it. Let's get Pythonic about it, shall we? Sponsors welcome. The approximate schedule is (all times Pacific): 7:00 - 7:10pm - Mingle while people login 7:10 - 7:15pm - Start Recording. Code Quiz. Introduction. Group Photo. 7:15pm and On - Guest Talks. Q&A. Maximum Zoom. Please share this event with your friends with any level of interest in Python! Original Event: Monthly Online California Python Usergroup