December 27, 2019

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Open source opens doors for vets

Open source opens doors for vets

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Talk Title Open source opens doors for vets
Speakers Jerome Hardaway (CBS Interactive
Conference O’Reilly Open Source Convention
Conf Tag Put open source to work
Location Portland, Oregon
Date July 16-19, 2018
URL Talk Page
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