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Keep Ruby Weird 2017

Earth • November 03, 2017

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Keep Ruby Weird is a yearly conference and features 12 talks from various speakers.

talk by Yehuda Katz, Dave Herman: The Feedback Loop: Growing healthy open source projects

The Feedback Loop: Growing healthy open source projects

Yehuda Katz, Dave Herman

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talk by Chris Arcand: An Atypical 'Performance' Talk

An Atypical 'Performance' Talk

Chris Arcand

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talk by Rolen Le: Dungeons & Collaboration: A Player's Handbook on How To Work With a Distributed Team

Dungeons & Collaboration: A Player's Handbook on How To Work With a Distributed Team

Rolen Le

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talk by Ben Scofield: Learning To See

Learning To See

Ben Scofield

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talk by Bradley Grzesiak: kerbal_space_program.rb

kerbal_space_program.rb

Bradley Grzesiak

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talk by Cecy Correa: The Psychology of Fake News (and What Tech Can Do About It)

The Psychology of Fake News (and What Tech Can Do About It)

Cecy Correa

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contains 4 talks

talk by Amanda Chang, Dave Rupert, Jordan Reuter, Nickolas Means: Lightning Talks

Lightning Talks

Amanda Chang, Dave Rupert, Jordan Reuter, Nickolas Means

Keep Ruby Weird 2017

talk by Amanda Chang: Lightning Talk: Amanda Chang

Lightning Talk: Amanda Chang

Amanda Chang

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talk by Dave Rupert: Lightning Talk: Dave Rupert

Lightning Talk: Dave Rupert

Dave Rupert

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talk by Jordan Reuter: Lightning Talk: Jordan Reuter

Lightning Talk: Jordan Reuter

Jordan Reuter

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talk by Nickolas Means: Lightning Talk: Nickolas Means

Lightning Talk: Nickolas Means

Nickolas Means

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talk by Elle Meredith: Algorithms to live by and why should we care

Algorithms to live by and why should we care

Elle Meredith

Keep Ruby Weird 2017