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Welcome to COSCUP 2024
講者
yoyoIU
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講者
劉雁 (Yanyiyi)
None
通才模型能夠以一個模型處理各式各樣的任務。然而，現今的通才模型非常龐大且非常耗時，大大限縮了通才模型在現實生活中的應用層面。在這場演講中，我們將介紹我們如何將通才電腦視覺模型向即時系統推進。
搶先在 Slido 提問：https://app.sli.do/event/uR4FwktBjWUTbrpbkz8Fz4
共筆: https://hackmd.io/lKSWOVYxS26zA8jSDKva6g 下方共筆連結待更新。
講者
王建堯
Chien-Yao Wang received the Ph.D. degree in Computer Science and Information Engineering from National Central University, Zhongli, Taiwan, in 2017. He is currently an Assistant Research Fellow with the Institute of Information Science, Academia Sinica, Taiwan. His research interests include signal processing, deep learning, and machine learning. Currently, his research focuses on multi-task representation learning for multimodal signal.
A 101 in time series analytics with Apache Arrow, Pandas and Parquet
Columnar databases are on the rise! They provide an efficient and scalable data warehouse for many use cases including time series data. The problem? many conventional database drivers and querying methods become the bottleneck for data processing and analytics within our client-side applications. Learn how to leverage open-source projects like Apache Arrow Flight and Apache Parquet alongside industry-standard analytics libraries to build the foundations of a performant analytics application for time series data.
講者
zoe steinkamp
I'm Zoe Steinkamp, a Developer Advocate for InfluxData with a background in front-end software engineering. I'm passionate about making developers' lives easier and helping them engage with InfluxData's database platform, open-source tools, and time-series data solutions. I also have a keen interest in data science. Outside of work, I enjoy traveling and gardening. Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn, and I look forward to sharing insights and knowledge at virtual and in-person events.
ROS 是時下流行的開源機器人軟體框架，受到很多臺灣新創公司和學術團體採用。自從 ROS 逐步踏入工業機器人和自駕車領域，對擴展性（Scalability）及低延遲傳輸需求日益提升，使得導入 Rust 語言成爲理想選擇，Rust 的 async/.await 功能提供高效率和高度並行化資料傳輸，Rust 提供的其 Cargo 工具取代原有 ROS 推薦的 CMake ，簡化相依套件管理、也更容易和第三方套件整合。本次演講分享本人過去幾年在團隊中在 ROS 系統導入 Rust 的經驗，簡介 r2r 套件的使用方式及各式應用情境，藉此一窺 Rust 在 ROS 的威力。
講者
林祥瑞 (Lin, Hsiang-Jui)
臺大資工博士生，主要研究車聯網及機器人自動化技術，對深度學習、資訊安全、分散式系統亦有涉獵。也是長期貢獻開源軟體的技術愛好者，主要活躍在 Rust 語言及機器學習相關社群。
On corporate control of Free Software Projects… systemic community lessons from IBM & Red Hat
Recent years have seen an overall increase in "proprietarization" of previously FLOSS software, especially from VC-funded startups. But also the IBM/Red Hat situation shows how too much corporate control over free software projects can lead to a decrease in software freedom even in systems previously thought to be very resilient. This talk will go into an analysis of the IBM/Red Hat developments, what systemic issues are at play, and how the community can build more resilient systems in the future.
講者
Simon Hornbachner
Simon Hornbachner has been working for 15 years in the Free and Open Source Software space, both as a volunteer for organsizations such as the Free Software Foundation Europe, as well as in a professional capacity setting up corporate Open Source Policy Offices, giving developer trainings, and creating and implementing cybersecurity operations programs around Free and Open Source Software.
Recently, he started his own business, offering consulting services in the area of strategy, governance and cybersecurity around Free and Open Source software.
Lessons learned and some stories told from profiling hundreds of developers who have acquired deep mastery, contributed to open source software communities, and built robust networks.
The world has changed — everything is fast. You’re busy updating your technical skills, but are you leveraging the most efficient learning techniques? Are you building your network in a systematic way. Are you contributing to communities?
There are massive benefits to contributing to Open Source projects, especially Java as one of the more innovative and long lasting software development communities in the world. But remember that although communities are fun and valuable they can also be fragile and change radically. They need continual nurturing so they can support opportunities for contributors.
In this session, we’ll explore the skills necessary to learn new things deeply, contribute things of value to communities, and build our own innovative networks to leverage markets. The result is that we benefit, the community benefits, our friends benefit, and our employers benefit. These four levels represent reciprocal relationships that need careful consideration.
We'll talk about concepts from network science, neuroscience, education, and history, while also introducing practical simple tools like spaced repetition algorithms to help promote memory and learning. I’ll share some career success stories of my own and also some of my catastrophic failures. I’ve photographed thousands of developers and interviewed hundreds of them for videos, streams, and podcast, so we surely have many images to show and many lessons we can discuss to help us all thrive in this crazy fast world.
講者
Jim Grisanzio
I’ve managed projects in software, biotech, publishing, and construction. I’ve navigated multiple economic and political systems, sparred with some hostile unions, survived a few near-death experiences, and overcame serious medical limitations. I’m lucky to be alive and thankful to be walking.
I ran my own excavating and real estate development business, and I was also a mechanic and a truck driver. After everything crashed I picked up the pieces, went back to school, and eventually became a publicist, an editor, and a writer. I’ve worked with the global news media and local, state, and federal government officials; I’ve interviewed hundreds of engineers, scientists, and clinicians; and I’ve produced thousands of articles, photos, videos, and podcasts. In recent years I’ve been building FOSS communities at Sun and Oracle, managing developer events globally, and delivering my own community sessions at conferences.
Jim Grisanzio Host, Duke’s Corner Podcast Oracle Java Developer Relations
https://jimgrisanzio.wordpress.com/jim/ https://twitter.com/jimgris
2023 年是全球科技與開源生態劇變的一年，然而這不能阻擋更多中国国内的開源開發者、項目和企業持續地成長、茁壮、出海，進而探索商业化道路。做為中國最早的全志願者、非營利的開源社區，開源社自 2018 年起，攜手廣大的開源專家、技術媒體及企業的合作夥伴們，共同打造了中國開源年度報告。2023 年報告的深度、廣度乃至於長度都有了大幅提昇。講者將深入淺出地為您勾勒出波瀾壯闊的中國開源運動的過去、現在與未來。
講者
刘天栋
長期專注於參與全球技術公益社區： 。Apache 軟體基金會 (ASF：全球最大的開源軟體基金會) 正式會員、孵化器項目委員會導師 。開源社 (中國最早也是最大的開源技術公益社區) 聯合創始人 。騰訊雲專家顧問（TVP） 。BAIN & Company (全球四大戰略諮詢顧問公司之一) 外部顧問
歷任： 。華為 - 戰略顧問 。騰訊雲 - 戰略顧問 。微軟 - 中國區戰略業務總監、亞太研發集團首席技術佈道師 。甲骨文 - 中國區聯盟總監、大中華區中介軟體事業部總經理 。Visionnext 首席執行官 。Turbolinux 亞太區副總裁
開放文化基金會 OCF 從協助社群起家，一路和各個開源社群一同成長，到底當初為什麼社群會需要一個基金會的協力？這十年來 OCF 的心路歷程又是什麼？就算沒有走過十年開源路，也可以透過這場分享來體驗一下。
講者
開放文化基金會
開放文化基金會（Open Culture Foundation，簡稱 OCF）
是一個非營利性的組織。透過推廣開放科技和跨界合作，在台灣持續的銜繫科技社群與其他公／私領域，來促成開放共創保障數位人權、支持透明涵融的數位公民社會。
自 2014 年創立以來，我們以法人做為組織形式，支持台灣 30 多個開放科技社群，在過程中，不僅是持續性的推廣開放科技概念，我們也開始參與政策倡議，為眾人的數位人權發聲，進而創建了一個在台灣發展開放科技的基地。這些成果並非由開放文化基金會獨立實現，而是透過科技社群和公民夥伴一起促使台灣的數位/網路環境變得更加公開、透明和公眾參與 — 不論這樣的參與是以個人、社群或是組織為名義。
[Prime Session] The Next Revolution in Open Source Operating Systems and Systems Software
While current operating systems continue to act as if they are running on the mini and micro-computers of the 1970s and 1980s, hardware has advanced and diversified. Massive numbers of cores, complex caches, and a large number of specialized offload engines have made current models of operating systems irrelevant in many areas, such as embedded, mobile, and high performance computing. New languages and tooling have made writing systems software more productive and less error prone, which has meant that more new ideas can be tried out in both research and development. In this talk I will show how these two trends come together and how they are responsible for the explosion of interest in new ideas in operating systems and systems software. We will cover several novel operating systems that the audience can try out, today, as well as systems that are still under development.
搶先提問：https://app.sli.do/event/h5FYTswBhjqXj6xtFCWCSp
講者
George Neville-Neil
George V. Neville-Neil, works on networking and operating system code for fun and profit and is currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Science at Yale University. His areas of interest are computer security, operating systems, networking, time protocols, and the care and feeding of large code bases. He is the author of The Kollected Kode Vicious and co-author with Marshall Kirk McKusick and Robert N. M. Watson of The Design and Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System. For nearly twenty years he has been the columnist better known as Kode Vicious. He earned his bachelor’s degree in computer science at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, and is a member of ACM, the Usenix Association, and IEEE. His software not only runs on Earth but has been deployed, as part of VxWorks in NASA's missions to Mars. He is an avid bicyclist and traveler who currently lives in New York City.
Closing Day 1
講者
yoyoIU
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講者
劉雁 (Yanyiyi)
None
Welcome to COSCUP 2024
講者
yoyoIU
None
講者
劉雁 (Yanyiyi)
None
Being an open organization or open community has many benefits, described countless times. But let's dive into what questions (or risks) an open approach may carry and maybe even what it means for the communities to call themselves open. How do we approach security and safety? How do we handle communication? How to make the open approach sustainable? And what can we bring to organizations or communities that function in the "closed" environment?
搶先提問：https://app.sli.do/event/8Eux2wKCtPYgWxmbe4PugK
講者
Anežka Müller
I dedicate most of my time and energy to tech communities - I am lucky that what I enjoy is also a big part of my livelihood. Being a freelancer, I focus mostly on community operations and community building. My biggest gig right now is a community ops role for Česko.Digital, where I am responsible for the whole community, the well-being of its members, and background processes. At the same time, I am an active volunteer in the Czech Python community, either with the Brno PyLadies, in the organizational team of the conference PyCon CZ, or as a board member of the non-profit Pyvec. Find out more about my work on my website.
如果您好奇這個已連續舉辦近20年、純志工籌辦、連票都不用買、集結眾多社群參展、數十軌同場較勁、超過三百場議程的活動是怎麼煉成的，請參加此議程聽聽 COSCUP staff 第一手分享。
適合參加者：會眾、社群活動組織者、有興趣參與 COSCUP 2025 籌辦的您。
講者
yoyoIU
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講者
Denny Huang
COSCUP 2024 總召組成員
SITCON 學生計算機年會共同發起人，目前於雷亞遊戲（Rayark Inc.）擔任 Data Analysis Manager；在正規教育中特立獨行，妄想透過改善教育讓台灣更進步，崇尚開源精神，熱愛使用者界面以外的多項技術。
講者
劉雁 (Yanyiyi)
None
講者
singing
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今年是否在 COSCUP 有滿滿的收穫、感動、快樂與歡笑，歡迎你投稿至 attendee@coscup.org，信件標題包含 [Highlights]，我們將會選出前 10 大 Highlights 跟大家分享。
邀請你與我們一起記錄 COSCUP 2024 Highlights，讓我們將這些精采的時刻記錄下來，年度的精選輯就由大家來投稿了！
講者
yoyoIU
None
講者
劉雁 (Yanyiyi)
None
講者
singing
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閃電秀講者指南 / Lightning talk speaker guide https://hackmd.io/@coscup/BknoAQcOA
錄取名單: 1. Introduction to Custom ROMs - Aayosh Gupta 2. <<九日>> 遊戲破圖問題分享 - 林博仁 3. emfont：不必微軟正黑 - 毛哥 EM 4. 混亂的前端開發 - 昌維 5. 關於我如何失去 100 萬用戶這件事 - Ben Lau 6. H4 與 TOSSUG 的大切なお知らせ - RJ 7. 如何做一個好用的開源 SwiftUI Toast Library 8. 你各位的 Open Source Project 建立在多脆弱的 Infrastructure 上？ - Seadog007 9. 如何在一場研討會講四個議程 - 葉家郡 10. 都來參加ㄓˋ播組組吧！ - 郭2
COSUCP 即將在 2025 年邁入第 20 年，我們誠摯地邀請在場的每一位參與者和講者，共同留下這珍貴的回憶！為 20 年喝采與歡呼，參與大合照，見證這時刻！