Interview
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A community organizer describes a nonprofit that teaches underrepresented people Scala for free through one-day workshops and a 12-week program, and asks for mentors, organizers and students to join; claims past engineering work on distributed systems including message queue systems and asynchronous APIs for the SHRINE project at Harvard Medical School; expresses interest in network protocols and infrastructure trends presented at the conference; requests an actionable code of conduct with clear reporting channels so attendees know who to contact and what protections follow.
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