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The document contains a schedule for activities at a media lab across two days. On the first day, activities include sessions on YouTube, Google Gmail and Sites, music studio, animation, and a talk on CERN. The evening concludes with a performance by a jazz quartet at the Media Lab. The second day consists of repeated morning sessions on media lab topics and use of co-working spaces throughout the day.
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The document outlines the schedule for activities at the Media Lab for a given day. It includes sessions on YouTube, Google apps like Gmail and Google Sites, a music studio, stop motion video production, and tours of CERN and the Media Lab in the evenings. Many of the sessions are followed by time in the co-working lounge.
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The document outlines a schedule for activities at the Media Lab from 10:00-22:00. It includes sessions at the Media Lab in the morning, YouTube and co-working lounge from 12:00-13:00, co-working lounge in the afternoon, Playhouse from 15:00-16:00, Google Site and co-working lounge from 16:00-17:30, CERN from 18:00-19:30 and DJs in the evening. Many activities take place in the co-working lounge and involve Media Labers.
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The document contains the schedule for the Media Lab for two days. On the first day, the schedule includes sessions in the Media Lab, Music Studio, working in the Co-working Lounge, learning about Google Drive and Gmail, and a presentation on CERN. The second day also has sessions in the Music Studio, working in the Co-working Lounge, a presentation on YouTube, learning about Google Sites, and a session on CERN. Both days provide opportunities for independent work in the Co-working Lounge.
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The document contains a schedule for the Media Lab with various activities from 10:00-22:00. It lists activities such as using the co-working lounge, working on sites at Google Site and YouTube, consulting with Ilioupolisonline, using the Brain Pulse Room at Harvard/MIT, recording at the Music Studio/Illusions Recording Studio, working at CERN on the LHC, and hosting events at the Media Lab with DJs4U. Many activities take place in the co-working lounge or Brain Pulse Room in between other scheduled events and locations.
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The document contains the schedule for activities at the Media Lab over two days. On the first day, activities include discussions with Media Labers, working on Ubuntu Linux and music projects, learning about Google Sites and Gmail, and discussions about CERN and the LHC. The second day consists of videos on YouTube, working on a performance project and Google Gmail, discussions of a future city, learning about stencils and graffiti, discussions about CERN, and talks at the Media Lab. Both days provide co-working space in the lounge for people to work on their own projects.
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Overview
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Key Topics Covered
1. Introduction to Anomaly Detection
- Understand the fundamentals of anomaly detection and its importance in identifying unusual behavior or failures in systems.
2. Understanding Edge (IoT)
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5. Introduction to Apache Kafka and S3
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