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Tuesday  Cavendish Bridge & Backgammon Club

Tuesday Cavendish Bridge & Backgammon Club

Tue, Oct 27, 11:00 PM
From Backgammon New York City - BGNYC
4.9

Join us for a Chouette or Match Night of Backgammon. 7 Point Match Tournament or 3 Player chouette game. 1st & 2nd Place Prizes The Chouette's Last Game is 9:45pm - so it is a timed event On Tuesdays at Backgammon New York City BGNYC we are back to serving light snacks, wine, beer, tea, and coffee. Backgammon Sign-in & Boards on the 12th floor. Please bring your board if you have one (if you don't, we have a limited amount on hand). We also have a sister website https://www.meetup.com/manhattan-games-center/. We look forward to seeing you. Send Email to BGNYCusa@gmail.com for Any Questions. John B

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Tabletop Game Night

Sat, Oct 31, 11:00 PM
From Brooklyn Strategist Evening Events Meetup
4.7

Every Saturday night we run Games With Strangers. Grab a drink or dinner, meet some new people, and learn a new game. Our game expert will teach you our featured games for the night and introduce you to your fellow players. We run games of all levels, from the lightest of the light to the ones that need four hours and a book. Each week we feature two games. Run a kingdom, build a farm, assemble your heroes, or craft the best story, but, whatever you do, come do it with us.

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Chouette or Match Backgammon Tournament at the Manhattan Games Center

Chouette or Match Backgammon Tournament at the Manhattan Games Center

Tue, Oct 27, 11:00 PM
From Manhattan Games Center
4.9

Join us for a **7 PT Match Tournament or 3 Player Chouette Night** of Backgammon. Opening at 7:00pm & Chouette/Match play starts at 7:30pm. **\- RSVP \-** TO GUARENTEE A Seat in the Tournament. 7 Point 4 Player Match Tournaent. 1st & 2nd Place Prizes The Chouette's Last Game is 9:45 pm - so it is a timed event On Tuesdays at Backgammon New York City BGNYC we are back to serving light snacks, wine, beer, tea, and coffee. Backgammon Sign-in & Boards on the 12th floor. We will close around 11:00 pm. Please bring your board if you have one (if you don't, we have a limited amount on hand). We also have a sister website https://www.meetup.com/backgammon-new-york-city-bgnyc/. We look forward to seeing you. Send me a Message for Any Questions. John B

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Drinking Skeptically

Drinking Skeptically

Wed, Oct 21, 11:00 PM
From New York City Skeptics – Science & Critical Thinking
4.5

**Drinking Skeptically** is New York City Skeptics' monthly social gathering—a relaxed evening where skeptics, science enthusiasts, critical thinkers, and the intellectually curious meet for conversation, friendship, and community. Whether you're interested in science, skepticism, psychology, philosophy, evidence-based thinking, or simply enjoy thoughtful conversation with interesting people, you'll find a welcoming group here. We talk about current events, scientific discoveries, books, technology, cognitive biases, extraordinary claims, and whatever else sparks a lively discussion. No lectures, no formal agenda—just good conversation in a casual bar setting. You don't have to drink alcohol to join us. Come for a beer, a soda, a coffee, or just the company. Newcomers are always welcome, whether you're a longtime member of the skeptical community or simply curious to learn more. Visiting New York? We'd love to have you stop by. Pull up a chair, introduce yourself, and join the conversation!

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TOPSPIN - The NYC Ping Pong Meetup Group

TOPSPIN - The NYC Ping Pong Meetup Group

Sun, Oct 25, 6:00 PM
From TOPSPIN - The NYC Ping Pong Meetup Group
4.8

Welcome to the revival of the Fat Cat Meetup group! We are now called TOPSPIN and our new home is SPIN. It’s just $15 to play for 3 hours! All levels are welcomed! From beginners to experts - you’ll be able to find good matches with us. There are drink and food specials so come hungry and thirsty! Paddles can be borrowed from SPIN at no additional cost. Please RSVP “yes” in order to attend. \*If you secure a spot or are on the waitlist and learn later that that you can’t make it, please be sure to change your RSVP to “no.” \*This must be done by 12pm on the day of the Monday event or 9am for the Saturday event. \*If you change your rsvp to no after the 12pm or 9am deadlines, or if you don’t show up, you will be marked a “no show.” \*If you have attended previously, you will be removed from the group after 2 no shows. \*If you are a no show for your 1st meetup, you will be removed immediately. \*THOSE ON THE WAITLIST SHOULD NOT COME TO THE EVENT UNLESS THEY HAVE RECEIVED NOTIFICATION THAT THEY HAVE MADE IT TO THE YES LIST. THOSE ON THE WAITLIST NEED TO CHECK IN PERIODICALLY TO SEE IF THEY'VE SHIFTED TO THE YES LIST AS MEETUP DOES NOT NOTIFY YOU OF THIS SHIFT. PLEASE COMIRM THAT YU ARE ON THE GOING LIST BEFORE COMING TO THE EVENT. You can do this by lookig at the RSVP list. Its availble for all to see. I look forward to seeing you all! -Kevin 🏓 UPDATED TOPSPIN MEETUP MATCH/WARM-UP RULES: •After the 1st 30 minutes of the Meetup there are NO MORE MATCH WARMUPS. No exceptions. You must begin the match immediately when you approach the table. This will give everyone more match time in the end. Warmups within the 1st 30 min of the Meetup cannot exceed 2 minutes. •You can only be signed up on one table at a time. No Exceptions! If you notice that another player is signed up on multiple tables you have permission to cross them off but please, kindly remind them of the rule. •2 win maximum. After 2 match wins you must leave the table and sign up again. •Please don’t be offended if a fellow player reminds you of these rules. The rules are in place to maximize play for everyone

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Repairing Playwright Test with Specialised AI Agents & Graph RAG |10th NY Meetup

Repairing Playwright Test with Specialised AI Agents & Graph RAG |10th NY Meetup

Wed, Oct 28, 10:00 PM
From The Test Tribe New York | Testers and QA Meetups
4.7

***10th New York Meetup – Repairing Playwright Tests with Specialised AI Agents and Graph RAG*** When a Playwright test fails, the failure isn't always a broken application. It could be an outdated locator, a synchronization issue, or a genuine regression. Before repairing the test, you need to understand what actually went wrong. At The Test Tribe’s 10th New York Meetup, Srinivas Rao Jonnakuti will explore how Graph Retrieval-Augmented Generation (Graph RAG) can connect requirements, source code, tests, and execution evidence to help AI agents diagnose and repair Playwright failures more intelligently. ***Event Details*** * Date: 28 October 2026 * Time: 06:00 PM – 08:00 PM ET * Venue: 307 W 38th St #1401, New York, NY 10018, USA ***Session – Repairing Playwright Tests with Specialised AI Agents and Graph RAG*** ***Speaker: Srinivas Rao Jonnakuti*** Using an illustrative checkout scenario, the session explores a workflow where specialised agents handle different stages of the testing process from planning and test generation to execution, diagnosis, and repair. You’ll explore: * How Graph RAG connects related software artefacts to provide context for test diagnosis and repair. * How specialised agents can divide responsibilities across the testing workflow. * How traces, network evidence, and repository changes can help distinguish test defects, application regressions, and synchronization issues. * How AI-assisted repairs can be validated while preserving existing assertions and keeping application defects visible. * Safeguards such as regression checks, repair limits, and human review for high-risk changes. ***How This Meetup Solves Your Problem*** * Playwright failures take too long to diagnose? Explore how connected software context can help agents identify the likely cause. * AI repairs risk hiding real application bugs? Learn how to preserve assertions and validate targeted fixes. * Not every failure is a test defect? See how execution evidence can help distinguish broken tests from genuine regressions. * Concerned about autonomous test repair? Explore practical safeguards and where human review remains important. ***Why Show Up on 28 October?*** * Because fixing a failed test starts with understanding why it failed. * Because AI-assisted repair is more useful when agents have context across requirements, code, tests, and execution evidence. * Because specialised agents can divide complex testing workflows into focused responsibilities. * Because autonomous repair needs safeguards — not just automation. * Because the goal isn't to make AI fix more tests. It's to make sure it fixes the right tests without hiding real defects. ***Become a Speaker at The Test Tribe Events*** Wish to share your insights with the community at a future event? Submit your talk idea [here](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8xebmOBD2WYXwGKWj7GteY-tMLaj-aZzQk88MAsE0LUiMUQ/viewform) and our team will get back to you if the idea resonates with them too. ***About The Test Tribe*** The Test Tribe is the world's largest software testing community, empowering testers globally since 2018. With 850+ events and 165K+ members across 140+ countries, we bring testers together to learn, grow, and connect through meetups, conferences, cohorts, masterclasses, and more. By RSVPing, you agree to our [Terms and Conditions](https://www.thetesttribe.com/website-terms-conditions/) and [Privacy Policy](https://www.thetesttribe.com/our-privacy-policy/) and consent to be contacted by The Test Tribe and our event partners.

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Yes, there are cribbage groups in New York! You can join these groups to participate in games, improve your skills, and meet fellow enthusiasts.

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Most Meetup groups are free to join, but some might charge a small fee for special events or to cover expenses.

If there are no nearby events, consider starting your own cribbage group or check for online events and communities.

Not at all! Many groups welcome players of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned experts.

No, some meetup events may be held online, offering a flexible way to connect with cribbage players from anywhere.

Group organizers create events that members can join, often featuring regular game nights and opportunities to socialize.

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Yes! You can start a new group or suggest events in an existing group if you’re interested in hosting.

The availability of meetups can vary by location and time, but you can start a group if there isn't one nearby.

Event durations vary, so check the event details for start and end times to see if it fits your schedule.

Some groups offer online cribbage events, allowing you to play virtually when you can't attend in person.