San Francisco, CA

We're opening up our office for a night of robots: dogs, humanoids, and arms, all live and up close 🐾🤖 Watch them in action, try driving one yourself, and stick around for a mini challenge to win a prize! Agenda 5:30-6:00 PM: Doors open & check-in 6:00-6:15 PM: Opening remarks from Stash Pomichter (Founder, Dimensional) 6:15 PM: Demo stations open 7 PM: Mini game challenge for a chance to win a prize 8 PM: Doors close Light bites and drink will be provided 😋 ─── About Dimensional Dimensional builds dimOS, the open-source agent-native operating system for general robotics. 🔗 github.com/dimensionalOS/dimos - GitHub Trending 3 Our team is from MIT, CMU, Berkeley, DJI, Figure. Backed by leads at Apple Robotics, HuggingFace, Google X, Windsurf. Already shipping in hotels, data centers, construction sites, and industrial deployments.

☕️🌅 415 Coffee Club x conjunction: House Blend Golden hour comes early - one afternoon, a secret headliner, espresso by the artist himself. What your ticket unlocks: 🔒 Entry to the private VIP room - capped at 100 ☕️ Espresso bar by Fellow, with shots pulled by the headliner from 11-12 🎧 A secret set from a nationally touring DJ + surprise guests on the decks til 3 🫘 Incluces limited-edition coffee drop, SIGNED BY THE ARTIST Dress code: 🌴 Resort wear. Jerseys welcome - we know what day it is ⚽️ 📅 When: Saturday, July 18 @ 11am-3pm 📍 Where: Marina, SF - exact location sent to ticket holders 24 hours out 🎧 Who's playing: revealed at the door. Take a guess, we're not telling. 🔞 Who: 21+ only (IDs checked at the door) 415 Coffee Club is a young professionals community that meets IRL over coffee, music, and connection. Venue booked + powered by conjunction, the AI booking platform for IRL events.

Design antiviral candidates for Bundibugyo ebolavirus, with top candidates synthesized and tested in the lab. Instead of stopping at computational designs, your submissions will be synthesized through onepot's platform and evaluated in an entry inhibition assay. All data will be made public, and submissions will be judged by a panel of experts. Participants will have access to muni’s platform, including a variety of tools from Rowan and Boltz. Who this is for Computational chemists, structural biologists, ML researchers, and anyone interested in turning in silico work into compounds that can be experimentally tested. What you'll do Design and rank compounds from the onepot CORE compound library targeting BDBV GP-mediated entry Apply structural biology, ML, docking, MD, or other computational approaches Submit a ranked list of compounds with rationales for synthesis and testing Present your work to judges at the end of the day by walking through your approach and showing your work Why this matters Bundibugyo ebolavirus has caused a recent outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo that has spread into Uganda. Unlike the Zaire species, there are no approved vaccines or treatments specific to Bundibugyo. This hackathon is an opportunity to generate early experimental data on potential small molecule inhibitors where few currently exist. Agenda 1:00 pm - Doors open 1:30 pm - Announcements 1:45 pm - Team formation & hacking begins 6:00 pm - 🍕 8:30 pm - Demos + socialize Co-hosted by onepot & muni Sponsored by Modal, Rowan, Boltz, and OpenRouter. Thanks to PostHog for the awesome venue!

Meetup for Henrik Karlsson readers (of the Substack Escaping Flatland) and other interesting people in San Francisco! Come meet, talk, and spend a relaxed afternoon together :) We'll be doing a mix of conversation, idea-sharing, and light creative exploration. To give us a common reference point, I'll send out 2 of Henrik's essays to read/re-read beforehand along with potential discussion topics. Agenda: 2-2:30pm: Arrivals and warm introductions 2:30-4pm: Break off into smaller groups. We'll work through 2 of Henrik's essays (see below) with targeted questions and smaller group discussions. 4pm-whenever: Follow up conversations and any spontaneous plans that may develop! Note we will need to exit the space by 5pm, but you are welcome to spend time nearby outdoors at Patricia's Green. Format: Think of this as like a book club style event, but with essays to make it more digestible. Recommended: reading the 2 essays in advance: Everything that turned out well in my life followed the same design process and Relationships are coevolutionary loops. What to bring: Yourself! Optional: pen, paper, and a water bottle. EDIT: We have over 100 signups! Putting in an event cap for now - you can continue to register for the waitlist. For everyone who registered - please update your RSVP if you can't make the event.