Bay .NET presentation notice

 

How F#, Many/Multi-Core, and, Parallel and Concurrent Changed My World

Microsoft San Francisco Office
835 Market Street, Suite 700
San Francisco, CA 94103

Wednesday August 19th at 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM*
(Check-in begins at 6:00 PM)

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Event Description:

I'll share my motivations and experiences learning to have FUN with F#.
A quick review of some F# history, a bit more on the state of the F# art, and a few forward looking F# observations.
Start a conversation about building our dreams by harnessing F# to many/multi-cores.
Let's see what we can do with 100,000 times more personal compute power than we had last millennium and a new more expressive language.

Speaker's Bio:

Art Scott's interest in computer graphics started in the 70's; while living at The Berkeley Film House. It led him to a career, as an entrepreneur and intra-entrepreneur, in the Computer Graphic Industry; from Silicon Valley to SoMa.
From circuits to MadAve Art's seen how the power of graphics work; inside and out.
Art is using VS2010, .NET 4, WPF, F#, and multi-/many-cores --
having FUN investigating Tilings and Patterns, and, Parquet Deformations, working on Symmorphmetry, his art project.
Art is a member of the International Society of the Arts, Mathematics, and Architecture (ISAMA); and working on furthering the semasiographic revolution.
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Bay.NET is a California Nonprofit Corporation operated entirely by volunteers and we are proud of our service to the .NET community of the greater San Francisco Bay Area. We regularly provide world-class speakers at no cost to our members. We offer a full-day "Education Day" once every quarter for a nominal registration fee.