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Big Data, Hot Coffee and Spicy Bachata

International Seminars on urgent topics in IT complemented by interesting conversations and music.

Work hard, play hard. (Silicon Valley approach)

Suggested by: Olex Uno, Master of Arts in Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (UMaine, Kiev Polytec and Glushkov Institute of Cybernetics)
(Founder and CEO of Taoforte.com and Taojai.com)

When: Every Saturday in Toulouse (november-december 2025) from 14:00.

Location: Near Lidl Supermarket. 82 Av. de Lardenne, 31300 Toulouse.
By bus: 5 min on L2/L3 from Saint-Cyprien Arènes.

Exact location: Will be provided upon registration.

Registration: send an email to olexuno@gmail.com

Big Data ++ (hard work and some fun :)

Inspired by typical dev workflow and modern trends.
This is a selected topic from IT and in general from STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics)

Python.

Key language in 2025. To get an idea of what it is you can browse:

Python.org , OpenClassrooms.

Git and GitHub

Essential tool for version control and collaboration. To get an idea, visit: Git SCM

Big Data and Deep Learning.

Various urgent topics.

Mathematics and Statistics.

Selected topics TBD.

Coffee Bachata ++ (pure joy :)

We will switch to this after we get bored and exhausted by mathematics.
If somebody thinks it is not serious, tell them it corresponds to SHAPE: Social Sciences, Humanities, and the Arts for People and the Economy. Which together with STEM covers full spectrum of human knowledge.

Conversations over coffee.

Get to know each other. Share the news, ideas, and experiences.

Go deeper into ... What turns you on?

We could go deeper into the intersection of technology and culture or the impact of AI on society or the future of work or instead talk about lifestyle in other countries, how to learn other natural languages, etc. Please let me know what turns you on.

Bachata

... not only because word Bachata rhymes with the word Data :)

Languages.

This could be tricky...

#1: French, #2: English and #3: Spanish

On one hand I would like to accommodate everybodys Native language or mother tongue. Because in that way you will understand better and progress quicker.

On the other hand I expect people from very different countries. So we have to choose a global language. Since we are in Toulouse, naturally it would ideally be French. Also since we are learning IT, English would be second choice. English also works because not everybody mastered French yet.

And of course I would suggest using Spanish ocasionally because Spain is geographically near Toulouse. Also Spanish is the second language globally as far as number of native speakers after Chinese.

It is also well understood by Lusophone people from Portugal and Brazil. And last but not least it is the language of Bachata:)
It would be also interesting later to get exposed to Portuguese/Italian, German/Arabic and Chinese/Japanese.

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