Friday Afternoon Keynote

Samantha Quinones

Friday 20 April 2018 from 13:00 to 13:45

Keynote in English - US at Longhorn PHP Conference 2018
Track Name: OpenShift
Short URL: https://joind.in/talk/62526 (QR-Code (opens in new window))

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Afternoon keynote

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Eric Poe at 14:02 on 20 Apr 2018

Nice overview of Internet history & engineering responsibilities.

Darren Wright at 14:03 on 20 Apr 2018

Great content and message.

Paul Dejean at 14:50 on 20 Apr 2018

Kinda rambly but I'm glad she didn't get super political.

Chris Holland at 15:02 on 20 Apr 2018

Informative and inspiring !

John Vernier at 15:36 on 20 Apr 2018

Samantha's keynote was really good, and inspirational. Fun trip down memory lane as she went over the history of how ARAPNET was invented and grew into the internet we know and love/hate today.

Daniel Kadosh at 14:11 on 21 Apr 2018

Great history of internet and wisdom on being a good diligent engineer, not just a code monkey

Buster Neece at 01:53 on 22 Apr 2018

Great talk, particularly as it reminded us of our place in the greater history of engineering in humanity. While we may feel insignificant in the big picture, we still have an obligation, as the Order of Engineers tells their members, to ensure we pursue the benefit of humanity and serve the public good with our knowledge and skills whenever we can.

Stefka Newman at 17:38 on 22 Apr 2018

It was very interesting

Ed Barnard at 19:27 on 22 Apr 2018

I strongly suspect we'll be seeing the need for ethics in our profession in 2018. Samantha, by being something of a computing historian, ably describes where we've come from, showing what we can become.

Nicholas Vahalik at 21:18 on 22 Apr 2018

Good background, professional talk. Good reminder to be stewards about what we have and the responsibility that lays at our hands.