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Making developers happy with generative AI by Ricardo Sueiras
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Making developers happy with generative AI by Ricardo Sueiras Within the last 12 months, the capabilities of AI have advanced exponentially. Generative AI is the next frontier of artificial intelligence, and in this tal...

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AI Methodologies for Creating Learning Video Content by Joe Watkins

AI Methodologies for Creating Learning Video Content by Joe Watkins We will discuss methods for integrating AI services to create tailored learning videos, focusing on the pedagogical quality of the outputApologies for the we...

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Let's Change How We Make Presentations By Tommy Pargeter-Grey

Let's Change How We Make Presentations By Tommy Pargeter-Grey Presentations have been entertaining us for decades. What started with a projector and slides has now evolved into fairly buggy software. As we look to the f...

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Thank you once again to the legendary Bob Eager for educating us on UNIX ^_^

The History of UNIX Pt 1 by Bob Eager Most people have heard of Linux. Fewer know that it's a partial clone of a system called UNIX. Fewer still know just how long UNIX has been around.This talk ...

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Artificial Intelligence in Drug Discovery by Willem Van Hoorn

Artificial Intelligence in Drug Discovery by Willem Van Hoorn Can computers discover new drugs? The short answer is no, but they are a great tool to improve the efficiency of drug discovery. I will give a brief overview...

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Authentication flaws and responsible disclosure by Jonathan Haddock

Authentication flaws and responsible disclosure by Jonathan Haddock We'll be looking at what authentication is and some types of authentication flaws. Then we'll look at a real world example flaw found in a door access system...

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That's not my database, it's far too relational by Gary Emmerton

That's not my database, it's far too relational by Gary Emmerton Relational databases have a long history in application architectures, but there are now many more options available that mean you can choose the right datab...

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Open Street Map By Martin Ellis

Open Street Map By Martin Ellis A rambly and mostly useless introduction to the wikipedia of maps

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Thank you once again to Trevor Wood for educating us on social engineering ^_^

Hacking Humans by Trevor Wood (pt 1) In this talk Trevor will cover:• What is Social Engineering?• Psychology behind why we fall for attacks• How bad guys collect information• Different types of...

Join us next week for Hacking Humans by Trevor Wood!


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Emulation and other stories by Bob Eager (pt 1) This talk (which should be fun) looks at the increasing interest in computers that have long since been declared obsolete. It is interesting (and instructive...

Join us this month for a double helping of Bob Eager :O!

Watch Emulations and Other Stories at The Three Tuns, Canterbury on the 25th of May!!



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Pair Programming with AI by Rebecca Vickery

Pair Programming with AI by Rebecca Vickery The recent release of chatGPT into the public domain has brought generative AI into the mainstream. One potential use case for this technology is generating ...

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SEO and Devs, it's a beautiful thing by Andrew Laws

SEO and Devs, it's a beautiful thing by Andrew Laws Some SEO consultants claim that what they do is mysterious and impenetrable. We all know that's crap. But how can the world's of SEO and Dev join together to...

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SEO and Devs, it's a beautiful thing by Andrew Laws

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Pair Programming with AI by Rebecca Vickery


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Rewatch Fiction, Facts and Artefacts by Duncan Lawie!

Fiction, Facts and Artefacts by Duncan Lawie You do know how to use a slide rule, right? A tour of some of the lost highways of the technology industry, with highlights of where futurists thought we wer...

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Watch Ele Parutto, Glenn Wilson and Alex Cachia discuss their journeys into tech with Jonathan Haddock as special guest host!

Panel session: Journeys In To Tech

Panel session: Journeys In To Tech Everyone has a slightly different journey into tech, and their stories can be really encouraging. In this session our panelists will share parts of their jou...

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Fiction, Facts and Artefacts by Duncan Lawie

and our first ever panel sesson with Jonathan Haddock!



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How to design, build and run a profitable SaaS business by Jonathan Barrett
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How to design, build and run a profitable SaaS business by Jonathan Barrett With over 16-years experience designing, building and running a SaaS application, Jon offers a checklist of dos and don'ts for codeHarbour attendees consider...

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From Carts to Computers by Andrew McEwan
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From Carts to Computers by Andrew McEwan pt 1 From Carts to Computers: How tech has changed the face of radio (for better...or for worse?) Andrew McEwan spent two decades in radio, presenting and produci...

Join us tomorrow for
From Carts to Computers: How tech has changed the face of radio (for better...or for worse?) by Andrew McEwan
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How to design, build and run a profitable SaaS business by Jonathan Barrett


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From Carts to Computers: How tech has changed the face of radio (for better...or for worse?) by Andrew McEwan
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How to design, build and run a profitable SaaS business by Jonathan Barrett

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From Chaotic Security Engineering to Security Chaos Engineering? by Glenn Wilson

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From Chaotic Security Engineering to Security Chaos Engineering? by Glenn Wilson pt 1 In this talk, I introduce you to security chaos engineering. I expand up some accepted theories from academic research to highlight the challenges we face in...

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Click below to rewatch Internet of Things and the Cloud, An Introduction by Gary Emmerton

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Internet of Things and the Cloud, An Introduction by Gary Emmerton Ever wondered what the Internet of Things is used for, how it works and what actually goes into making an IoT solution? Int this session I’ll talk about how ...

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Click below to rewatch No Onions, No Tiers - An Introduction to Vertical Slice Architecture by Bill Newland!

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No Onions, No Tiers - An Introduction to Vertical Slice Architecture by Bill Newland Vertical Slice Architecture helps us build maintainable applications by separating concerns around features rather than technical responsibilities allowing u...

Join us next week for another installment of CodeHarbour! This month we will be hearing from Gary Emerton and Bill Newland!

Anyone up for Geek out on Saturday? :D

https://barcampcanterbury.com/

BarCamp Canterbury A free-to-attend tech unconference in Canterbury UK

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Rewatch Thoughts on Carbon by Phil Nash and Honeypots: Uses and results by Jonathan Haddock

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Rewatch two amazing talks from E2E Studios Mike Pardon and Kent's newest hacker in training Aaron Taylor :D

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