Have a technical interview coming up? I don't... But I hope to have several very, very soon. And I'd like to be as well prepared as possible. And so I'm studying... Stuff like algorithms, data structures, and dynamic programming. And I've been reading about algorithms and working on problems like "write (pseudo) code to print all the permutations of the word, TURING." There are many such questions here: http://www.careercup.com So anyway, some of it's kinda hard. And I need to be able to go into …

Talk about algorithms. Share your experiences and talk about cool code that you wrote.

Joios is an eating and drinking community, open to anyone who wants to share fun tasting experiences and help build a better system for finding great new flavors. We created Joios to harness the power of the crowd to sort through abundant food and drink options. Community drives our filtering process. By empowering people to taste great arrays and record scores in a database, we develop a pool of unbiased scores. A typical tasting event might include six premium Spanish wines or six dark chocola …

An attempt to reboot Grey Thumb Society: a group of scientists, engineers, hackers, artists, and hobbyists with a strong interest in artificial life, artificial intelligence, biology, complex systems, and other related topics.

This is a group that meets once a month over a beer to discuss a book, selected by its members, related to finance. The group is restricted to people inside the financial industry or those in school hoping to someday enter the field.

THIS MEETING IS LEAD BY A QUANTITATIVE ALGORITHMIC TRADER WITH A DECADE OF EXPERIENCE. We educate each other on successful investing and trading strategies that have worked in all market conditions. This is a serious group that wants to have serious discussions about the market and how you navigate through it. Other discussions can be Technical Analysis, charting, disciplined trading, and we aim to learn how individual investors can manage money like the institutions do. We have access to live …

This group is for CQF-Certificate in Quant Finance alumni, current students and those interested in the CQF located in the New York Metro area.  The focus of this group is to network with other CQFers and quant finance professionals. The goal is to meet once a month allowing you to build your networks and connections in the quant finance industry. Unsure if the CQF is for you?  Attend an event and speak to CQF alumni who can share their experiences with you.

A group to discuss machine learning, information retrieval, natural language processing, knowledge representation, and artificial intelligence. Meetings will cover research papers and algorithms in the field. We'll also try to occasionally bring in a speaker to talk about their work.

Welcome engineers and technologists in the New York area. Whether you are a hands on software engineer, quality engineer, or a person just interested in advanced technologies, you will enjoy these meetups. Hosted monthly at Google's NYC offices, these talks will cover a variety of topics of strong interest to the NYC technology community. Speakers will be enlisted from the local community (including, but not limited to, Google engineers). Topics will range across the spectrum of computer science …

Providing a monthly forum for casual networking amongst the great SEO & SEM talent in the NYC area. There are so many great internet marketers to collaborate with in our area. It seems silly we more often get together at conferences then meet fellow internet professionals in our own city. If you want to discuss search engine happenings and you are in NYC, Long Island or even New Jersey then come on over and join us for a great networking and collaborating experience. Bring your questions with a …

The first chapter of Leaders in Software and Art was founded in New York in 2009 as a networking group for cutting-edge artists who use technology to create museum-quality pieces. Meetups feature artist speakers showcasing their work and are attended by people fascinated by the field, such as curators, collectors, engineers and programmers, and of course other tech artists. What began with software art presentations has grown to include data visualization, sculpture made using LEDs, microprocess …

A group of professionals using the Python programming language in quantitative applications (algorithms, visualization, number crunching, statistics) in the New York metro area.

The future of content on the web – content that gets discovered, creates value, and builds audiences – is not cheap text cranked out by content farms. It's high quality, editorial and entertainment created by experienced journalists and passionate bloggers. The future is a social media world, where humans are the arbiters of quality, and search algorithms reward sharing and human readability. The Internet means publishers should no longer be confined to the limits of in-office staff, nor should …

THIS MEETING IS LEAD BY A QUANTITATIVE ALGORITHMIC TRADER WITH A DECADE OF EXPERIENCE. We educate each other on successful investing and trading strategies that have worked in all market conditions. This is a serious group that wants to have serious discussions about the market and how you navigate through it. Other discussions can be Technical Analysis, charting, disciplined trading, and we aim to learn how individual investors can manage money like the institutions do. We have access to li …

Come join other enthusiastic computer programmers in the Hudson Valley. Members of this group should be interested in data structures, algorithms, and writing clever, powerful programs in a variety of languages. There will be a focus during the meetings about writing correct code that fits the philosophy of the language and paradigm it is written in. Some meetings will be spent going over old programming problems (perhaps from ACM or ICFP or TopCoder) and devising the best solution that we kno …