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Chapters:

April Meetups

We have another great line-up of meet-ups scheduled for April across a number of our chapters:

Hyderabad 4/2: Review of the FLP Impossibility result

Madrid 4/6: Epidemic Broadcast Trees

Toronto 4/6: Andrew Louis on Memex & Designing the "Internet" Before Digital Computers

Bangalore 4/9: FLP: Impossibility of Distributed Consensus with One Faulty Process by Vaidhy

Bucharest 4/11: April Meetup

Vienna 4/11: Elm (part of )

Seattle 4/14: : ConflictFree Replicated Data Types

New York 4/18: Chris Martens on Mexica

Saint Louis 4/18: The Molecular Fossil Record of Oleanane and Its Relation to Angiosperms

Philadelphia 4/19: Maurício Linhares on "Harvest, Yield and Scalable Tolerant Systems”

Montréal 4/20: Practical Reasoning with Qualified Number Restrictions

Winnipeg 4/20: A Critical Evaluation of Website Fingerprinting Attacks

San Francisco 4/21: João Taveira on Congestion Control

Caitie McCaffrey on Sagas & Gilbert Bernstein on Marching Cubes

Bryan Cantrill on Jails and Solaris Zones

March Meetups

We have another great line-up of meet-ups scheduled for March across a number of our chapters:

Toronto 3/2: Nate Smith on Dynamo: Amazon's Highly Available KeyValue Store

Vienna 3/7: Prolog

Seattle 3/10: : Fuzzing: The State of the Art

London 3/16: Fouad Mardini on Christofides on The Travelling Salesman

San Francisco 3/17: Caitie McCaffrey on "Sagas"

Bangalore 3/19: Gradual Typing for Functional Languages

Saint Louis 3/21: A Survey of Network Control Systems

Winnipeg 3/23: Molecular Computation of Solutions to Combinatorial Problems

Montréal 3/24: Metropolis Light Transport

Bucharest 3/28: March Meetup

Seattle 3/29: .: Immutability Changes Everything

Los Angeles 3/30: Gonzalo Maldonado on Why Functional Programming Matters

Matt Adereth on A Scalable Bootstrap for Massive Data