tech@nyu

We are NYC’s largest student-run organization of hackers, designers & builders. We host events that unite students and help them make stuff. We host tech, design, and entrepreneurship events for students of all experience levels at NYU and surrounding schools We are Tech@NYU

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How I hand in my final OS lab. ::It’s almost over!!!::

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Hey our #DemoDays is tomorrow at Tumblr. How meta.

We have some incredible work that will be on display + a speech by @badboyboyce of General Catalyst. RSVP and come through!

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Waiting for my midterm grades like...

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A day early but whatevs. #TBT #ThrowbackTech

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The struggle...

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helena (full size)

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March is Women’s History Month! During this month we will be sharing inspiring stories from women in computing! #march #womenshistorymonth #history #pioneers #inspiration #gamechangers #revolution #women #SiliconValley #stories #people

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You might start seeing this Japanese robot at businesses in the U.S.

Known as “Pepper,” this bot is programmed to be a home-helper and business assistant. Its maker Aldebaran is currently in talks with some unnamed U.S. businesses to bring Pepper to the U.S. Once the company rolls out Pepper to U.S. businesses, it would begin planning a consumer offering. 

The bot can dance and hold a conversation as well as act as a reminder system; it also has a tablet that can access the internet and operate apps. But its most impressive ability could really help humans in need.

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This would be awesome for e-board meetings. #justsayin.

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Talk about some specs. #ThrowbackTech

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This Saturday it’s on. Get ready to see some amazing demos in NYC. Make sure to RSVP here.

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Jimmy makes some adjustments to his desk because Bill Gates and Melinda Gates came to visit…

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When you get caught slippin’....

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When I catch my co-workers dissing my JavaScript style

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Yeah we know the feeling.

If you’re in NYC make sure to come check out our #NodeJS event next Thursday.

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Peep the deets:

Atlas Chen, an indie game designer who is currently working on his game, Gemini, will be in the house to talk about PACING the level design of single-player games. Level design is a very complicated subject. Pacing is the core art of designing good levels in games of progression such as Uncharted, Journey, and Super Mario Brothers. Pacing includes -the arrangement of difficulty -gameplay intensity, drama conflicts -visual/audio elements -elements of novalty and more!  Proper pacing keeps the player engaging in the levels that you design and leads to a satisfaction overall gameplay and narrative experience. Atlas, who has been designing since 2002, will do a short levle design exercise and give us a glimpse into his creative process.

Tap/click the image above to RSVP!