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PDX DevOps meetup is in full swing and we're always looking for more speakers! Submit a talk here: forms.gle/GG3beMKJbPUGrDtEA
We have a new home and plan to be in this location for the foreseeable future. The event is held at the Reperio office in SE Portland. There is a parking lot available for drivers, and it's right off the Orange Line for MAX commuters. If you are coming from SW, rumor has it that you take the Blue line to the Orange line.
For those who aren't able to make it in person but would like to participate, there will be a Zoom link dropped in the Discord before the event.
Light snacks provided. Speaker's gift provided by Overlook InfraTech.
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Doors open at 6:30pm.
Address: 4784 SE 17th Ave, Suite 120, Portland, OR 97202.
Located in the Iron Fireman building. There is a gravel parking lot on the south side of the building that you can park in. Enter the building through the North-East corner of SE 17th Ave & SE Schillings, by Ruse Brewing. Then just go through the lobby past the glass double doors and loading dock, then turn left down the interior corridor. The suite is the second door on the left.
You man also park on the north end of the building and walk all the way down the hallway. In this case, Reperio will be near the end on the right.
Join our Discord for more info! discord.gg/e3tFXYYzxk
Join us for Hacktoberfest Hack Day Portland x Portland AI Devs — a one-day, in-person community hack day focused on learning, collaboration, and open-source contribution, part of Major League Hacking's Hacktoberfest. Whether you're new to open source or an experienced contributor, come connect with fellow developers, explore real-world projects, and build together. Participants will work on pull requests, issues, and open-source contributions, with hands-on hacking using open-weight models and open-source AI tools. Schedule: 9:00 AM – 9:30 AM: Check-in and welcome 9:30 AM – 1:30 PM: Collaborative hacking and open-source contributions 1:30 PM – 2:00 PM: Project demos, wrap-up, and networking Hosted by Portland AI Devs at the Portland State Business Accelerator. Light food will be provided. Just bring your laptop, curiosity, and a desire to build something together. MLH event page: https://events.mlh.com/events/15552-hacktoberfest-hack-day-portland-x-portland-ai-devs
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