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TechCrunch Founder Summit, formerly All Stage, returns to Boston on November 4th and is seeking volunteers interested in helping run the event and learning how tech events are built.
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TechCrunch Founder Summit, formerly All Stage, returns to Boston on November 4th and is seeking volunteers interested in helping run the event and learning how tech events are built.
Eric Chou, William Collins, Scott Robohn, and Chris Grundemann discuss how the Network Automation Forum grew from a question about slow automation adoption into a global, practitioner-focused, vendor-neutral community centered on AutoCon.
Apply before September 4 to join the TechCrunch Disrupt community by hosting your own Side Event, giving you a chance to create an event connected to the conference and engage with attendees.
Bluesky's mobile app has experienced a decline in active users over the past year, despite maintaining an engaged community.
The crossover episode with Cybr.Sec.Media discusses CYBR.SEC.CON, a community-focused security conference in Houston, TX, featuring founders Michael Farnum and Sam Van Ryder, highlighting its origins and role in fostering learning and professional development.
William Collins and Eric Chou discuss with Network Automation Forum founders Scott Robohn and Chris Grundemann the evolution of their community from a simple query about network automation adoption to a global, practitioner-focused, vendor-neutral initiative.
The "frontier community for techno-optimists" is being evaluated for its progress and impact, focusing on technological advancements, community engagement, and future potential.
Jason Gooley, a Cisco technical evangelist and CCNA book author, shares his journey from a difficult childhood to a successful career, emphasizing community, mental health, and resilience.
The netlab GitHub repository, initially a small project to learn Python and simplify Vagrantfile complexities, has impressively reached 2000 merged or closed pull requests, thanks to the contributions and support from the community.
The content creator discusses their struggle with maintaining integrity in their work, choosing not to promote a product they were initially excited about but found disappointing, emphasizing the importance of honesty and community connection in their YouTube career.
Alan Barrett significantly influenced the development of the Internet in Africa and globally, blending technical expertise with a strong dedication to the international Internet community.
The APNIC WhatsApp Community provides a convenient platform for receiving timely updates, engaging in discussions, and accessing event information directly on your phone.
The Network Chuck Academy's "Summer of CCNA" program, hosted by Zach Hill with Network Chuck and Jeremy Chorah, invites participants to join a community on Discord and offers both free and premium options for daily engagement and learning.
APNIC has announced the successful applicants for its 2026 general and Policy Fellowship programs, showcasing diverse and talented network practitioners from the Asia Pacific region.
Facebook has revamped its Groups Search using a hybrid retrieval architecture and automated model-based evaluation to enhance the discovery and validation of community content.
The journey from npNOG to APRICOT highlights how participating in the Internet community fosters connections, develops practical skills, and creates opportunities beyond individual events.
APNIC is inviting community volunteers from the Asia Pacific region to join the 2026 APNIC Fellowship Committee, with expressions of interest due by 16 March.
The Mixture of Experts podcast discusses the rise of Moltbot, an open-source AI agent integrating various models, sparking interest in the AI community for its simplicity and versatility, while also covering topics like Dario Amade's essay, IBM at the Grammys, and Microsoft's Maya 200 chip.
MIT and Stanford professor Alex "Sandy" Pentland discusses the impact of AI on community-driven knowledge sharing, highlighting both potential benefits and challenges.
The APNIC Blog in 2025 was enriched by the valuable contributions of community experts who shared their knowledge generously.
Ryan and Anil Dash discuss AI as a natural progression in computing, emphasizing democratized tech access, challenges of LLMs' non-determinism, and maintaining Stack Overflow's community ethos.
The final 2025 Free Code Camp podcast episode features an interview with Santosh Yadav and announces new certifications in JavaScript, Python, English for developers, and a Spanish curriculum, alongside community updates and a song recommendation.
The content discusses popular open source licenses, the tradition of tracking Santa Claus, and the emotional farewell to a cherished companion.
In 2025, your team made significant contributions, highlighted in a shareable snapshot called "2025 Stacked," celebrating key people, posts, and topics on Stack Internal.
Phictly connects fans with niche clubs for books, shows, and movies, providing intimate, spoiler-free communities with customizable pacing and tracking features.
Leveraging an intelligent, community-driven knowledge layer is crucial for grounding probabilistic tools, preventing AI hallucinations, and ensuring high-quality code validation.
The journey from encouragement to leadership is founded on the principles of community and collaboration, emphasizing the importance of mutual support and shared goals.
Defcon is an annual hacker event where 30,000 hackers gather to share knowledge, learn new skills, and engage in various activities, offering a surprisingly welcoming and educational environment despite its intimidating reputation.
In this episode of Wi-Fi Origins, Ali shares his journey into IT, his initial exposure to Wi-Fi, the influence of mentors, and the impact of community and conferences on his growing Wi-Fi expertise.
Airbnb is enhancing its platform by integrating social features such as connections and messaging to foster a community among travelers.
mnNOG 7 highlighted the robust Mongolian technical community's focus on collaboration, shared learning, and local leadership in advancing Internet operations.
OpenAI is preparing for its largest developer conference to date, marking its third event, which promises significant developments and announcements.
The week ending October 3, 2025, featured significant developments in self-hosted technology, including updates, new launches, and various content releases.
Threads has launched communities, which are dedicated spaces designed for casual discussions centered around specific topics.
Nirav Tolia, Jane Alexander, and Vanessa Larco will discuss strategies for building resilient companies and scaling in the AI era at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 in San Francisco from October 27 to 29.
Roblox users can explore a feed of shared gameplay moments, react with emojis, and instantly join experiences from videos.
The week ending August 29, 2025, featured significant developments in self-hosted solutions, including new launches, updates, and relevant content for enthusiasts and professionals.
The week ending August 22, 2025, featured significant self-hosted news, updates, and launches, highlighting advancements and new content in the self-hosting community.
Les Amis is an app specifically created to facilitate friendship formation among women and encourage participation in local events.
Ryan and Paul Everitt discuss Python's evolution, pivotal moments, transition from Python 2 to 3, and its significant impact on academia and data science.
The content emphasizes the spirit of innovation and ambition, encouraging individuals to embrace challenges, push boundaries, and continuously learn and adapt in the pursuit of technological breakthroughs.
The week ending August 1, 2025, featured significant developments in self-hosted solutions, including updates, new launches, and relevant content releases.
The conversation emphasizes the power of community, collaboration, and continuous learning, highlighting how sharing knowledge and networking can lead to personal and professional growth.
Kesha's app, Smash, serves as a collaborative community platform specifically designed for music creators to connect and work together.
The week ending June 27, 2025, featured significant self-hosted news, updates, and launches, highlighting advancements and new content in the self-hosting community.
NetBox Labs co-founders Mark Coleman and Kris Beevers discuss the founding, growth, and community impact of NetBox Labs, highlighting its usage and the role of AI in their operations.
Cisco Live 2025 was evaluated from a social perspective, focusing on its relevance and impact within the networking community.
The week ending June 6, 2025, featured significant self-hosted news, updates, and launches, highlighting advancements and new content in the self-hosting community.
Snowflake enables customers to enhance AI applications and agentic systems with high-quality, trusted data, ensuring proper attribution to content providers.
TechCrunch Sessions: AI at UC Berkeley on June 5 offers AI trivia for a chance to win tickets and showcase AI knowledge.