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Beyond Text: Imperfect Labels and Intent in Visual Retrieval

Beyond Text: Imperfect Labels and Intent in Visual Retrieval

Wed, Nov 11, 5:00 PM
From Elastic Berlin User Group
4.6

Visual retrieval is moving beyond text. Join us for two technical talks: teaching models to search documents by treating pages as images, including the problem of imperfect labels in training, and using intent detection to build image discovery in a fashion AI assistant. Pizza and drinks on us — stick around after for networking. **✍️ RSVP soon — capacity is limited!** 📅 **Date and Time** Wednesday, November 11, 2026 from 18:00-20:45 📍 **Location:** **[Hedwig-Wachenheim-Straße 7, 10243 Berlin](https://www.google.com/maps/search/Hedwig-Wachenheim-Stra%C3%9Fe+7+10243+Berlin?entry=gmail&source=g)** BHW Auditorium (1st floor), Zalando SE 📝 **Agenda** 18:00 – Doors open, arrivals and check-in 18:15 – Welcoming and open session 18:30 – **Teaching Models to Search Documents: What If the “Wrong” Answer Is Right?** by **[Saba Sturua](https://www.linkedin.com/in/ssturua/)**, Senior AI Research Engineer @ Elastic *How do we teach models to search PDFs with tables, charts, and complex layouts? I’ll introduce visual document retrieval and explore how larger models can help train smaller search models, including why useful answers can be mistaken for wrong ones during training. This work is part of the research behind our next generation of Jina embedding models.* 19:00 – Q&A and quick break 19:15 – **From Conversation to Visual Search: Building Image Discovery for Zalando AI Assistant** by **[Inanda Menezes](https://www.linkedin.com/in/inanda-menezes-8bba3327/)**, Principal Software Engineer @ Zalando *How can a fashion AI assistant understand a customer's intent from visual input? In this talk, we’ll explore how we built image discovery for Zalando’s Assistant, considering the intent detection to support different use cases, from finding similar products to getting fashion advice. We’ll dive into how we connect these intents to the right processing and retrieval strategies, and share the key challenges.* 19:45 – Q&A, pizza, drinks & networking \*\*\* Invite your friends and join us for an evening of learning and networking with fellow engineers and speakers! Want to speak at our next meetup? Submit your talk on **[this link](https://sessionize.com/elastic-meetups/)** and we will get in touch with you as soon as possible.

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Cinema Camerawork Workshop: Professional Film Camerawork

Cinema Camerawork Workshop: Professional Film Camerawork

Sat, Nov 21, 8:00 AM
From Berlin Film Community
4.6

\*\*\* Note: In order to attend you must register and pay at https://berlinfilmcommunity.com/camerawork \*\*\* \*\*\* **Level:** Beginner. The workshop is conducted in English and costs 299€. **Membership** **Berlin Film Community members pay €269** \- save €30 on this course\. Membership costs €30/year and includes 10% off all workshops plus member-only events. When you purchase this workshop, your first year membership is included in the price. To find out more info about the Berlin Film Community visit our website. [https://berlinfilmcommunity.com/](http://%5Bhttps//berlinfilmcommunity.com/%5D(https://berlinfilmcommunity.com/) "\[https://berlinfilmcommunity.com/\](https://berlinfilmcommunity.com/)") This will be a very hands-on workshop that will be a mix of demonstration, practical exercises, and useful camerawork theory. You will learn how to set up both a Sony FX6 cinema camera, as well as a Sony mirrorless camera. You will attach accessories you would normally find on a film set to make these cameras ready for shooting. You will also learn how to break down, prepare for, and shoot a simple, pre-scripted scene with all participants getting to perform the different camera department roles. If you’re looking to advance your camerawork knowledge this workshop will help you take a few big steps down that road. This workshop is for beginners, however a basic understanding of camera basics such as aperture, shutter speed and ISO are extremely helpful. This will allow me to focus more on the filmmaking aspects of camerawork and be able to quickly go over the very basics and get more in-depth. The workshop will be taught in English and will be limited to 12 participants to give everyone the opportunity to have as much hands on time as possible. **Camerawork in Practice** Everyone in the class will get the opportunity to set up both cameras, use all the accessories, such as the follow focus, and shoot part of the scene. As we do this, we will rotate through the different roles, with everyone working diligently, as it would be on a film set. We will put our plan into action and tell our story as well as possible. **Camerawork Theory** While this is a very hands-on workshop, I feel that learning camerawork techniques and theory is also extremely important. The camera and accessories are tools which you learn so that you can get better at the creative aspects of filmmaking. In the theory section we will go over framing and composition, how to move the camera, and how to tell a story visually. I will also show you the basics of how to break down a scene. We will look at the tools which help different departments collaborate effectively and also help a set run efficiently. Shot lists, storyboards, and the production schedule are some of the tools that can break a script down into the individual shots that best tell our story and let everyone know what needs to be done and when. We will create our own shot list and schedule and plan our own shoot based on the already written script. We will then shoot that script as a lean, mean, filmmaking team. **Schedule** **Day 1:** Saturday, Nov. 21st – 09:00 – 16:00 * **Brief overview of Exposure triangle and shutter speed for film** * Aperture, shutter speed, ISO * Exposing for film – Don’t use your histogram * High speed shutter * Pushing shutter speed for effect or to gain light * **Exposure tools** * False color, Waveform, Histogram, Zebras * Protecting your highlights * Exposing your subject correctly – skin tones * Light meters & lighting ratios with demonstration * Maintaining consistency between shots * **Codecs and bit depth** * Raw, Log, compressed codecs * Picture profiles and LUT’s * Bit depth briefly explained * Dynamic range explained * **Camerawork theory** * Different shot sizes and what they mean * Camera Level – low, high, eye level and their impact * Camera motion – pan, tilt, dolly when to use them * 180 degree rule and eye lines * Breaking down a scene * **Building up a cinema camera package for a shoot** * Build up the Sony a7RII and Sony FX6 – cinema lenses, follow focus, focus monitor, and video village monitor. * Learn the what, how, and why behind all the different parts * Camera settings overview for both cameras. * **Q&A & Review** **Day 2:** Sunday, Nov. 22nd - 09:00 – 16:00 * **Test of knowledge from Day 1 & Q&A** * **Scene break down** * Breaking down the scene we will be shooting * Shot list, storyboard analysis, lighting diagrams * Determining which shots to group together & why * Estimating time for each shot set up * **Setting up the camera in a group** * Two teams will work together to set up each camera to be ready to shoot. * We will create a shooting schedule and shot list, determining how much of the script we think is possible in 2.5 hours. * **Shooting the scene** * Shoot the scripted scene using the schedule and shot list. * Camera operator, 1st assistant camera (focus puller), 2nd assistant camera, assistant director. We will rotate so everyone gets a chance to perform each role. * **Review of the raw footage** * Evaluate the footage together **About the Workshop Leader** Alex DePew has spent 17 years in the film industry as a Cinematographer and Gaffer, working on projects ranging from no-budget shorts, music videos, art projects, to ad campaigns for brands like Volkswagen, Loro Piana, and Adidas. He got his start in New York City, his hometown, and has shot all over the world. After moving to Berlin he found his passion for teaching and has taught hundreds of students over the past 9 years. Alex guides you through lighting craft with clarity and enthusiasm, making complex concepts accessible to all. Alongside Klaus Salminen and Linda Paganelli, he co-leads the Berlin Film Community, now a registered e.V. and home to a community of roughly 17,000 filmmakers and film-lovers. Got questions about the workshop? Reach out at alex@berlinfilmcommunity.com.

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INNOQ Technology Day Meetup | Coding Agents & Outcome-Driven Architecture

INNOQ Technology Day Meetup | Coding Agents & Outcome-Driven Architecture

Thu, Nov 12, 5:30 PM
From INNOQ Technology Night Berlin
4.6

Am 12. November findet der **[INNOQ Technology Day](https://technologyday.innoq.com/)** statt, unsere kostenfreie Online-Konferenz rund um Softwarearchitektur, -entwicklung und digitale Produkte. Von 9 bis 18 Uhr stehen zwei Keynotes und 18 Vorträge in drei parallelen Tracks auf dem Programm. **Im Anschluss an das Tagesprogramm** laden wir Euch zu uns ins INNOQ-Büro nach Berlin ein. Dort greifen wir zwei Themen vom Tag noch einmal auf. Danach habt Ihr bei Snacks und Getränken Zeit, Euch mit den Speakern und den anderen Teilnehmenden auszutauschen. Johannes Rave und Aminata Sidibe bringen ihre Sessions vom Tag als Kurzvortrag mit und gehen dabei tiefer ins Thema. Wer online nicht dabei war, kann hier noch einmal reinhören und wer die Sessions tagsüber schon gesehen hat, bringt gerne Fragen mit und vertieft die Themen mit uns vor Ort. **Ablauf:** **18:30 \|** Doors open **19:00 \|** Start der Kurzvorträge danach Diskussion & Networking **Zur Anmeldung:** Der Abend ist offen für alle, **eine Teilnahme am Technology Day ist keine Voraussetzung**. Meldet Euch trotzdem hier über Meetup an, auch wenn Ihr tagsüber schon dabei wart. Dann wissen wir, mit wie vielen Leuten wir planen können. **+++ Die Talks +++** **No Constrain, No Gain: Struktur für den Agent, Klarheit für den Menschen, Flexibilität für das Unternehmen** Johannes Rave, INNOQ AI Coding Agents sind bemerkenswert gut darin, Code zu erzeugen. Ob dieser Code die tatsächlichen Anforderungen des Unternehmens widerspiegelt und ob er auch sechs Monate später noch sinnvoll ist, ist eine ganz andere Frage. Die Versuchung ist groß, das als Prompting-Problem zu behandeln und dem Agenten mehr Kontext, bessere Anweisungen und klarere Ziele zu geben. Ein oft übersehener Hebel ist dagegen die Architektur. Wenn die Domänenlogik ihren eigenen, klar abgegrenzten Platz bekommt, getrennt von der technischen Infrastruktur um sie herum, passiert etwas Interessantes: Der Agent bleibt fokussiert, Menschen können tatsächlich prüfen, was wichtig ist, und das Ganze bleibt änderbar, ohne dass alles neu geschrieben werden muss. Johannes Rave stellt einen Ansatz vor, wie man dorthin kommt und wie ein paar gut platzierte Einschränkungen Freiheit schaffen. **Über Johannes:** *Johannes Rave ist Senior Consultant bei INNOQ. Er baut robuste LLM-gestützte Produkte und verteilte Websysteme – mit Fokus auf RAG, semantische Suche und produktionsreife Umsetzung. Brückenbauer zwischen UX, Architektur und Betrieb.* **Mehr Wert, weniger Code: Warum gute Architektur bei Nutzerbedürfnissen beginnt** Aminata Sidibe, INNOQ Software zu entwickeln war noch nie so einfach wie heute, und generative KI beschleunigt das zusätzlich. Was nützt uns diese Geschwindigkeit aber, wenn wir nicht wissen, ob wir das richtige Problem lösen? In vielen Projekten steckt viel Energie im Output: Roadmaps, Tickets, Velocity, Releases. Dabei fehlt manchmal das gemeinsame Bild davon, für wen wir eigentlich entwickeln und welchen Nutzen ein Feature haben soll. Aminata Sidibe zeigt, wie Outcome-Driven Architecture Teams hilft, sich auf das Wesentliche zu konzentrieren. **Über Aminata:** *Aminata Sidibe ist Principal Consultant bei INNOQ und verfügt über langjährige Erfahrung in der Umsetzung digitaler Produkte verschiedenster Größenordnungen. Ihre Expertise liegt in der Mensch-Maschine-Interaktion sowie der Zusammenarbeit in Teams. Aktuell fokussiert sie sich auf die Integration Künstlicher Intelligenz im Bereich der digitalen Produktentwicklung. Zu ihren zentralen Aufgaben gehören neben User Experience und Zusammenarbeit auch die technologische Weiterentwicklung und der Umgang mit kulturellem Wandel in Unternehmen.* **+++ INNOQ Technology Day +++** Zum Technology Day am 12. November könnt Ihr Euch übrigens noch kostenfrei anmelden. Das komplette Programm mit allen Sessions findet Ihr [hier](https://technologyday.innoq.com/). 👉 Wer es abends nicht zu uns ins Büro schafft, kann sich Johannes’ und Aminatas Vorträge auch tagsüber online ansehen: * ["No Constrain, No Gain"](https://technologyday.innoq.com/programm/no-constrain-no-gain), Johannes Rave, **14:00 Uhr** * ["Mehr Wert, weniger Code: Warum gute Architektur bei Nutzerbedürfnissen beginnt"](https://technologyday.innoq.com/programm/mehr-wert-weniger-code-warum-gute-architektur-bei-nutzerbeduerfnissen-beginnt), Aminata Sidibe, **15:00 Uhr** Wir freuen uns auf Euch!

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Toastmasters Public Speaking - Practice effective Communication

Toastmasters Public Speaking - Practice effective Communication

Tue, Nov 24, 5:50 PM
From Center Berlin Toastmasters: Become a Better Speaker!
4.8

🎤 **What Happens at a Toastmasters Meeting?** We change the time to 7pm please aarive 10 minutes earlier. Curious about Toastmasters? Come experience it for yourself! At **Toastmasters Center Berlin**, our meetings are designed to help you grow as a speaker, listener, and leader — in a fun, supportive environment. Here’s what you can expect: ✅ **Warm Welcome** – Guests are always greeted with open arms. No pressure to speak — just observe and enjoy! ✅ **Prepared Speeches** – Members deliver inspiring, informative, or entertaining speeches they've crafted. ✅ **Impromptu Speaking (Table Topics)** – A fun challenge where volunteers speak on surprise topics for 1–2 minutes. Great for thinking on your feet! ✅ **Constructive Feedback** – Every speaker receives thoughtful evaluations to help them improve. ✅ **Leadership & Roles** – Members take on meeting roles that build confidence and leadership skills. Whether you're looking to overcome stage fright, sharpen your storytelling, or simply meet like-minded people — this is the place to start. 🗓️ **Join us as a guest — no experience needed!** 📍 **Toastmasters Center Berlin** 💬 **Grow your voice. Share your story.**

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Bitcoin am Holzmarkt (Stammtisch)

Bitcoin am Holzmarkt (Stammtisch)

Wed, Nov 18, 6:00 PM
From Bitcoin Lab Berlin
4.8

English, see below. *** Willkommen beim Bitcoin Meet-up im Café Holzmarktperle (Holzmarktstraße 25). Die Berliner Community kann einfach nicht genug davon bekommen über Bitcoin zu reden. :) Deshalb bieten wir dieses Meet-up als weitere Option neben dem etablierten “Berliner Bitcoin-Stammtisch @ Friedel Richter” an. Jeder ist willkommen - Bitcoin-Anfänger, Enthusiasten, etc. Wir freuen uns auf den gemeinsamen Austausch mit anderen Plebs in lockerer Runde und gemütlicher Atmosphäre und beantworten auch gerne eure Fragen. Natürlich könnt ihr im Café mit Bitcoin ₿ / Lightning ⚡bezahlen. Dies ist der richtige Ort für Menschen, die glauben, dass Bitcoin die Welt verändern kann und Teil der nächsten großen Revolution in der Finanzwelt sein wird. *** Welcome to the Bitcoin meet-up at Café Holzmarktperle (Holzmarktstraße 25, Berlin). Since we can’t get enough of talking Bitcoin we are offering this meet-up as a another option in addition to the established Berliner Bitcoin-Stammtisch @ Friedel Richter. Everyone is welcome - Bitcoin beginners, enthusiasts, … you name it. We are always happy to meet with other plebs, teach, talk and help! Payment in Bitcoin ₿ / Lightning ⚡accepted! This is the place to be for people who believe that Bitcoin will rock the world and will be part of the next big revolution in the financial world.

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