Calling all NYC engineers📢📢 Join our very own Laurence Girard (Director API) & other industry leaders at @Splashthat HQ on 10/24 for an open discussion on microservices - the nuances, hype, benefits, & more (+ delicious microwave dinners). RSVP here!!: bit.ly/2QPu54l

Giphy is excited to be hosting the upcoming Queer Tech Meetup, and I'm looking forward to giving a peek under the hood of GIPHY. #LGBTQ #queertech QueerTech NYC #Meetup #NewYork meetup.com/queer-tech/eve…

Happy December! A little #gif video created by GIPHY to our song It Doesn't Feel Like December! It was so fun collaborating w GIPHY genius Bjorn Roche on this. You can… instagram.com/cassandrakubin…

It's official - December 10th will be the best Monday of the year 🤩 GIPHY Engineering is hosting QueerTech NYC where #engineering manager Bjorn Roche will give an exclusive look under the hood at GIPHY 🔎 RSVP NOW!! --> engineering.giphy.com/queer-tech-mee…

🤗 We had a fantastic night hosting QueerTech NYC last night where GIPHY Engineering Manager Bjorn Roche gave a look under the hood at the tech behind @giphy!! Thank you everyone who came! Hope to see you again soon 🙃

The sonos @giphy is still on the playlist from last night’s QueerTech NYC meetup. #yas

.GIPHY does important work.

Retweeting because Rihanna

Subway announcer just said the “B as in boyfriend” train wasn’t running. Pretty sure that’s not part of the NATO phonetic alphabet 🤔 but i guess it works. 😝

New .gifs and stickers available now on GIPHY! giphy.com/madonna

Cool open source project from GIPHY/GIPHY Engineering: open source celebrity detection.

For this year’s #WomensHistoryMonth GIPHY Engineering is celebrating with a new sticker pack dedicated to Women Pioneers in STEM. Take a look at our latest blog post to see who they are! All stickers were illustrated and brought to life by Denyse Mitterhofer bit.ly/2HqsHTY

Barbara McClintock was an American scientist who revolutionized the field of cytogenetics w/ her studies of chromosomes in corn. Her work was considered too radical (or simply ignored) until replicated in the late 1960s. She received the Nobel Prize in 1983. #WomensHistoryMonth

On this week's #DevNewsTop5 - we cover an #AI robot that can recognize objects from touch, a system that can generate lifelike avatars, and a new open source celebrity detector. Watch all 5 stories here: nvda.ws/2Fel41s

“It did not bother me to be the only girl in the math class.” Mary Golda Ross was the first known Native American female engineer & the first female engineer in the history of Lockheed. Art by Denyse Mitterhofer Learn more about her from the National Museum of the American Indian #WomensHistoryMonth

Lise Meitner was an Austrian physicist who was part of the team that discovered nuclear fission. She refused to work on the Manhattan Project, declaring “I will have nothing to do with a bomb!” #WomensHistoryMonth Art: Denyse Mitterhofer Learn more: AtomicHeritage

Martha Haynes earned degrees in mathematics AND education and became the first African-American woman to receive a Ph.D. in mathematics. She taught in a variety of settings and pushed to change the education system. #WomensHistoryMonth Art: Denyse Mitterhofer Learn More: Biography.com

Interesting article from Brian Resnick about p values and reproducibility in science. When I worked in science (long ago) I recall feeling very concerned about the habit of collecting as much data as possible and then fishing for results. vox.com/latest-news/20…

Elizabeth Anderson was the first Englishwoman to become a doctor. She was barred from medical schools in London due to her gender so she studied in Paris instead. She went on to found a hospital with a staff of all women. #WomensHistoryMonth Art: Denyse Mitterhofer Learn More: BBC