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The Drone Group online

The Drone Group online

Thu, Sep 10, 11:30 PM
From NY Drone User Group
4.7

On our monthly online meetings, you connect from home (or your favorite spot) and watch the fun, talk to other members or guests, get news updates, see some videos from our database, show some of your own videos and photos (or send me a link to your favorite YouTube video and, 'if appropriate' πŸ˜‰ I'll show it) and **generally have a great time**..... Minimum of 4 Members (not including the Host) or it will be postponed... I've scheduled this as a two hour event that you can join at any time as long as you have RSVPed to 'Attend' before the event starts (let me know if you're joining us late). We also keep going as long as there are interested active members online, which is often the case... For security\* reasons, RSVP to Attend in the usual way and I'll send you full instructions by eMail the night before on how you access from almost anywhere in the world using the app of your choice (see **[http://alturl.com/tfdiz](http://alturl.com/tfdiz)**) that you can download from **[http://Zoom.us](http://zoom.us/)** * if you haven't got the info message by 2 hours before the meeting, do not post a comment here. Send me a direct message or a TEXT and I'll resend it to you. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Please donate towards the group running costs (fees are over $390^ a year) by sending a donation to **Nick@NyDug.org** at **[https://PayPal.com](https://paypal.com/)**.. Thanks to several of you for your past donations... ^ Meetup charges Organizers over $18 per month (it's not free like it is to members) and Zoom $15 per month. * We do it this way, to avoid getting destructive meeting crashers.

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The Drone Group online

The Drone Group online

Thu, Sep 10, 11:30 PM
From NJ Drone User Group
4.8

On our monthly online meetings, you connect from home (or your favorite spot) and watch the fun, talk to other members or guests, get news updates, see some videos from our database, show some of your own videos and photos (or send me a link to your favorite YouTube video and, 'if appropriate' πŸ˜‰ I'll show it) and **generally have a great time**..... Minimum of 4 Members (not including the Host) or it will be postponed... I've scheduled this as a two hour event that you can join at any time as long as you have RSVPed to 'Attend' before the event starts (let me know if you're joining us late). We also keep going as long as there are interested active members online, which is often the case... For security\*\*\*\*\* reasons, RSVP to Attend in the usual way and I'll send you full instructions by eMail on how you access from almost anywhere in the world using the app of your choice (see **[http://alturl.com/tfdiz](http://alturl.com/tfdiz)**) that you can download from **[http://Zoom.us](http://Zoom.us)** * if you haven't got the info message by 2 hours before the meeting, do not post a comment here. Send me a direct message or a TEXT and I'll resend it to you. **=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=** Please donate towards the group running costs (fees are over $390\* a year) by sending a donation to **Nick@NjDug.org** on **[https://PayPal.com](https://PayPal.com)**.. Thanks to several of you for your past donations... \* Meetup charges Organizers over $18 per month (it's not free like it is to members) and Zoom $15 per month **=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=** **\*\*\*\*\*** We do it this way, to avoid getting destructive meeting crashers.

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1 attendee
Superplane & Elastic: AI Agents That Build & Ship Code

Superplane & Elastic: AI Agents That Build & Ship Code

Thu, Sep 17, 10:00 PM
From Elastic New York City User Group
4.6

Software factories are here. AI agents write code, open PRs, run tests, deploy to production, and respond to incidents - all without waiting for a human to click a button. Join SuperPlane and Elastic for an evening where engineering leaders, platform teams, and SREs explore what it actually takes to run a software factory: how agents ship code, how Elastic monitors what happens in production, and how SuperPlane orchestrates the full loop from commit β†’ deploy to incident to fix. SuperPlane is the agent orchestrator that turns your tools into a software factory. Elastic is the observability engine that tells you what's happening inside it. This is an unconference, you bring the topics, we bring the structure (and drinks). Come with opinions about how far you'd let agents go. πŸ“… **Date:** Thursday, September 17th from 6:00-9:00 PM πŸ“ **Location:** Elastic NYC Office 1250 Broadway, Floor 16, Training Room New York, NY 10001 **Some topics we would discuss:** * How much autonomy should agents have in production? * Building the feedback loop: deploy β†’ observe β†’ respond β†’ learn * Agents that fix what agents broke - is that a loop or a spiral? * What does "human in the loop" actually mean when agents ship 10x faster? * Observability as the control plane for your software factory * From Kibana alert to automated rollback - what's your threshold? * The trust problem: when do you stop reviewing agent PRs? **Format:** * Topics proposed by attendees at the beginning * Sessions run in small groups (\~5-7 people) * 30 minutes of facilitated discussion per session * Open participation and movement between sessions encouraged πŸ“ **Schedule:** * 6:00 – 6:30 PM β†’ Arrival, food & drinks, networking * 6:30 – 6:50 PM β†’ Welcome + software factories w/ Elastic & Superplane * 6:50 – 7:00 PM β†’ Topic proposals & voting * 7:00 – 7:30 PM β†’ Session 1 * 7:30 – 7:40 PM β†’ Short break * 7:40 – 8:10 PM β†’ Session 2 * 8:10 – 8:20 PM β†’ Short break * 8:20 – 8:50 PM β†’ Session 3 * 8:50 – 9:00 PM β†’ Wrap-up & key takeaways * 9:00 PM β†’ Closing **🎟️ Coming up: ElasticON NYC** Join us October 8 for a free day of hands-on learning, expert insights, and real-world AI, search, observability, and security sessions. **[Register for free](https://www.elastic.co/events/elasticon/new-york-city?utm_source=luma&utm_medium=event_page&utm_campaign=elasticon_nyc_2026&utm_content=superplane_meetup_sep17)**[.](https://www.elastic.co/events/elasticon/new-york-city?utm_source=luma&utm_medium=event_page&utm_campaign=elasticon_nyc_2026&utm_content=superplane_meetup_sep17) **About SuperPlane** **[SuperPlane](http://spweb)** Software Factory platform that transforms software delivery from a collection of manual tasks into an orchestrated, AI-powered production system. It coordinates AI agents, developers, infrastructure, and operational tools to build, test, deploy, and maintain software with speed, consistency, and governance. **About Elastic** **[Elastic](https://www.elastic.co/?utm_source=luma)** is the observability stack behind high-velocity engineering teams. With Elasticsearch, Kibana, and the rest of Elastic Stack, engineers, SREs and platform engineers get real-time visibility into logs, metrics, traces, and security events correlated in one place, not scattered across tools. As release cadence increases with the adoption of software factories, Elastic keeps you in control of what's running and why.

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60 attendees
Dev Community Android Meetup NYC & DC

Dev Community Android Meetup NYC & DC

Tue, Sep 8, 9:00 PM
From New York Android Engineers
4.9

**Agenda:** **6:00 - Announcement/Networking** **6:15 - Siri Integration with iOS 27** **7:00 - Follow the prompt. Al data security, traced end to end.** **8:00 - Doors close** **Speaker** **Sandeep Gadde** Title: Follow the prompt. Al data security, traced end to end. Description: Every Al security review starts in the same place: is it encrypted in transit, is it encrypted at rest, are they SOC 2 certified. Three questions, all answerable, none of which describes how Al systems actually lose data. This talk takes a different approach. We follow one prompt from the keystroke to the rendered pixel and stop at every hop along the way - ten on the main path, plus three side channels that never make it onto the general architecture diagram. At each stop we ask two questions: what breaks here, and what stops it? Attendees **leave with a control for every hop, six questions to take into their next design review, and a sequenced rollout plan.**

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17 attendees

Details Coming Soon: Annapurna Circuit Trek (High Altitude/Strenuous)

Tue, Sep 15, 11:00 PM
From DESI OUTDOORS: Nature.Adventure.Experience.Community
4.9
1 attendee
Bronx Tennis @ Seton Park, Every Saturday Year 'Round

Bronx Tennis @ Seton Park, Every Saturday Year 'Round

Sat, Sep 12, 3:00 PM
From Bronx Tennis
4.7

I have renewed our Saturday Year 'Round listing. We play every Saturday year 'round as long as it is at least 34 degrees and the courts are dry. This is a competitive tennis group requiring a certified rating of at least 3.0. We do not accept beginners. Saturday sessions are limited to eight (8) players plus a ninth designated reserve player, and we will have a waiting list. Check the "comments" section for the starting time each week, which will either be 11 AM in colder weather, or 10 AM as the weather heats up. Bring your tennis permit, a new can of balls and a positive attitude. Every member in good standing is invited as long as you register by midnight of the prior day, you are fully vaxxed, and you rate at least 3.0.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that helps people discover and join local groups and participate in events, both in person and online, based on shared interests.

Search Meetup by selecting the drones category in New York. You'll find clubs that often organize events, meetups, and flying sessions for enthusiasts.

Yes, you can join as many drone groups as you like on Meetup. This allows you to participate in a variety of events and connect with more enthusiasts.

Availability of drone events in New York can vary. While some groups host regular meetups, frequency relies on active organizers and demand.

Not necessarily. Many drone meetups welcome hobbyists of all levels, with gatherings often catering to both beginners and experienced flyers.

To RSVP, log into your Meetup account, find the event you're interested in, and click the 'RSVP' button to ensure your spot is reserved.

Typically, yes. Most drone meetups encourage attendees to bring their drones, but it's advisable to confirm any regulations or restrictions beforehand.

Meetup generally offers free access. However, some drone events may have fees to cover costs, like venue hire or permits, as determined by the group organizers.

Drone groups on Meetup are formed by individuals or communities with a shared interest in drones. They host events for socializing and flying drones together.

The organization quality of events depends on the groups. Some are highly organized with clear itineraries, while others may be more casual.

While many groups focus on general drone activities, specific interests like racing depend on the existing demand and organizer enthusiasm in New York.

Meetup fosters social connections, but successful interactions depend on your participation and the suitability of available groups.

Many drone meetups are in-person to facilitate flying activities, but check listings as some might include online gatherings for tech discussions.

Drone meetups often feature flying sessions, skill-sharing workshops, photography outings, and tech talks, accommodating diverse passions and skill levels.

Yes, with a Meetup account, anyone passionate about drones can start a group and organize events. It just requires enthusiasm and local compliance knowledge.