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NUS Hackers
18 Sept, 10:55edited
Our Friday Hacks talk will be starting soon at our usual spot! Join us for our last talk before recess week ✨
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17 Sept, 09:20edited
Friday Hacks #301 📅 Fri, 18 September, 7PM 📍 COM3 SR12 🍕will be served!Sign up HERE!Talk 1: Vigolium: A High-Quality Hybrid DAST Tool in the Agentic Era This talk dissects how Vigolium was built: a deterministic native engine and a runtime-confirmed HTTP request and response behind every finding.Speaker Profile: Jessie "j3ssie" Ho is a security engineer and bug bounty hunter known for building, open-source automation tools like Osmedeus, Jaeles, and Metabigor.Talk 2: Terraform, Telebots & the Art of Shipping Infrastructure From Terraform fundamentals to creative hacks for real-world infrastructure provisioning problems, this talk is about the art of getting infrastructure shipped.Speaker Profile: Justin is a Software Engineer at GovTech solving cloud infrastructure provisioning challenges at scale.
NUS Hackers
15 Sept, 10:51
Hackerschool Week 6: Introduction to SQL 🗓 Tuesday, 15 September 7:00-9:00 pm 📍 SR14 @ COM3-01-23 🥤 Refreshments will be served! Ever wondered how to use SQL? In this beginner-friendly workshop, we’ll use SQLite to learn the basics of SQL, from writing simple2,440Open in TelegramNUS Hackers
14 Sept, 11:50
Hackerschool Week 6: Introduction to SQL 🗓 Tuesday, 15 September 7:00-9:00 pm 📍 SR14 @ COM3-01-23 🥤 Refreshments will be served! Ever wondered how to use SQL? In this beginner-friendly workshop, we’ll use SQLite to learn the basics of SQL, from writing simpleLumaHackerschool Week 6: Introduction to SQL · Luma📆 Tuesday, 15 September 7:00-9:00 pm 📍 SR14 @ COM3-01-23 🥤 Refreshments will be served! Ever wondered how to use SQL? In this beginner-friendly workshop,…NUS Hackers
13 Sept, 05:48
Hackerschool Week 6: Introduction to SQL🗓 Tuesday, 15 September 7:00-9:00 pm 📍 SR14 @ COM3-01-23 🥤 Refreshments will be served!Ever wondered how to use SQL? In this beginner-friendly workshop, we’ll use SQLite to learn the basics of SQL, from writing simple queries to analysing trends. Using an e-commerce dataset, you’ll get hands-on experience applying SQL to real-world scenarios, such as tracking customer behaviour, inspecting product trends, and more!Beginners and those looking to refresh their SQL knowledge are welcome!Prerequisites To get the most out of the workshop, please complete the following setup beforehand: - Install DB Browser for SQLite or another SQLite database browser of your choice - Download the sample data from the workshop's GitHub repositoryIf you need any help with the installation, we’ll be around to assist during the workshop itself. See you there!
NUS Hackers
11 Sept, 15:25
Here are the video recordings from tonight’s Friday Hacks: • Talk 1 • Talk 2if you have any speaker request, feel free to let us know here!NUS Hackers
11 Sept, 10:52
Friday Hacks #300 📅 Fri, 11 September, 7PM 📍 COM3 SR12 🍕will be served! 👨🏻🎓 NUS Sign up HERE! 📝 Non-NUS Sign up HERE! Talk 1: Why the Future Isn't Just One Big Model Join us as we talk about which open-source models are actually being used, why "one giantNUS Hackers
10 Sept, 11:43edited
Friday Hacks #300 📅 Fri, 11 September, 7PM 📍 COM3 SR12 🍕will be served! 👨🏻🎓 NUS Sign up HERE! 📝 Non-NUS Sign up HERE! Talk 1: Why the Future Isn't Just One Big Model Join us as we talk about which open-source models are actually being used, why "one giantnusync.nus.edu.sgFriday Hacks #300: - NUS HackersTalk 1 by Ron Tay (7pm-8pm): The Long Tail of AI - Why the Future Isn't Just One Big Super-Model - Which open-source models are actually being used? - Why "one giant model fits all" is dying in f...NUS Hackers
9 Sept, 14:29edited
Friday Hacks #300 📅 Fri, 11 September, 7PM 📍 COM3 SR12 🍕will be served!👨🏻🎓 NUS Sign up HERE! 📝 Non-NUS Sign up HERE!Talk 1: Why the Future Isn't Just One Big Model Join us as we talk about which open-source models are actually being used, why "one giant model fits all" is dying in favor of multi-model pipelines and specialized micro-models and the real-world use cases of such scenarios.Speaker Profile: Ron Tay is a Business Lead at Featherless AI, a Fintech Founder and one year into leading the Singapore inference team and business development in Asia for Featherless .Talk 2: Lessons from GoDNS GoDNS, a tool maintained by Timothy since 2014, quietly grew to 1.8k stars, 21+ DNS providers and a stream of PRs. The talks covers what changes once users show up, saying no to feature requests, and more.Speaker Profile: Timothy Ye is a Senior SWE at JPMorgan Chase, with
NUS Hackers
9 Sept, 07:06edited
Missed yesterday's Hackerschool on Electronic Music Production? Want to make more cool melodies and sick beats? 👀 Come join us at today's Hackerspace session! Fear not, a brief introduction to the BandLab DAW will be given as well, so do join in on the funNUS Hackers
9 Sept, 01:34edited
Hackerspace Week 5: Make your own music with BandLab Make your own music using a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) and stand a chance to win prizes! In this Hackerspace collaboration with NUS Electronic Music Lab (EML), play around with the free DAW BandLabNUS Hackers
8 Sept, 10:37
Hackerschool Week 5: Electronic Music Production 🗓 Tuesday, 8 September 7:00-9:00 pm 📍 SR13 @ COM3-01-22 🥤 Refreshments will be served! Have you ever wanted to make your own music but don’t know where to start? Join us for our Hackerschool collab with NUS3,190Open in TelegramNUS Hackers
7 Sept, 13:23
Hackerschool Week 5: Electronic Music Production 🗓 Tuesday, 8 September 7:00-9:00 pm 📍 SR13 @ COM3-01-22 🥤 Refreshments will be served! Have you ever wanted to make your own music but don’t know where to start? Join us for our Hackerschool collab with NUS3,670Open in TelegramNUS Hackers
6 Sept, 12:41
Hackerspace Week 5: Make your own music with BandLabMake your own music using a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) and stand a chance to win prizes!In this Hackerspace collaboration with NUS Electronic Music Lab (EML), play around with the free DAW BandLab and produce your own songs using only your phone/laptop.Prizes will be determined by a judges' panel that will rank the best songs submitted!ℹ️ Note: Please create a BandLab account before the session.📅 Date: Wednesday, 09 September 2026 🕒 Time: 3pm - 5pm 📍 Venue: COM3-01-21 (SR12)🍪 Refreshments will be served as well, so come join in on the fun!📝 NUS: Sign up here 📝 Non-NUS: Sign up here
NUS Hackers
6 Sept, 09:18
Hi all! Friday Hacks tomorrow will be held at COM1 SR10 (COM1-02-10) As a reminder, we'll be having Data Structures for Text Editors — Beyond Arrays of Arrays and Building a Trading System from Scratch (By Virtu) Remember to sign up HERE! See you there!
NUS Hackers
4 Sept, 11:15
We still have seats available so feel free to drop by!NUS Hackers
4 Sept, 10:53
Friday Hacks #299 Jane Street x NUS Hackers Game Night Play some of Jane Street’s favorite games, grab food and swag, and meet Streeters. Students of all backgrounds are encouraged to attend. 📅 Friday, 4 September, 7PM - 9PM 📍COM3 MULTI-PURPOSE HALL (MPH)NUS Hackers
4 Sept, 01:34edited
Hey Hackers! Due to an overwhelming number of signups for today's Friday Hacks event, we may have to restrict entry into the MPH once it reaches capacity.Unfortunately, this means you may not be guaranteed entry even if you have signed up for the event 😔. We're grateful for your overwhelming enthusiasm for the event, and we apologize for any inconvenience caused.NUS Hackers
2 Sept, 06:50edited
Friday Hacks #299 Jane Street x NUS Hackers Game NightPlay some of Jane Street’s favorite games, grab food and swag, and meet Streeters. Students of all backgrounds are encouraged to attend.📅 Friday, 4 September, 7PM - 9PM 📍COM3 MULTI-PURPOSE HALL (MPH) 🍕🧋will be served!Interested? Non-NUS Sign up HERE! NUS Students Sign up HERE!SEE YOU THERE! 👋
NUS Hackers
1 Sept, 14:41
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