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Spring is for Speaking: JSConf, WordCamp SF, IACL

Saturday, March 20th, 2010

I recently confirmed three different very exciting speaking gigs which I’ll be doing this spring:

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Jetpacking in Boston

Saturday, March 13th, 2010

A couple weeks ago I gave a talk at the Boston Javascript meetup introducing Jetpack and filling people in in the latest developments in the project, including the Reboot. Between 20 to 30 people came to the talk which was at Microsoft Cambridge. Here are the slides from the talk:1

Extend the Browser with Jetpack

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  1. If anyone would like the Keynote deck, just let me know. 

WordCamp Boston 2010

Friday, January 29th, 2010

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This past weekend I gave a couple talks at the inaugural WordCamp Boston. WordCamps are local, community-organized events for WordPress users and enthusiasts. We had about 400 people at the Microsoft Cambridge campus.

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Presenting in Boston at SIGIR Workshop

Saturday, July 4th, 2009

I have been accepted to present a short paper entitled “Ubiquity: Designing a Multilingual Natural Language Interface” at the ACM SIGIR Workshop on Information Access in a Multilingual World in Boston on July 23rd. I’ll probably be there in Boston a few days before or after as well in order to find an apartment for the fall. If anyone is in Boston at that time and would like to meet up, or if you’re near Cambridge and looking for an apartment-mate, please let me know. ;)

If you would like to see a preprint of the paper, please contact me at x@x.com where x=mitcho.


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