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Traditionally Hackers & Designers meet-ups consist of short hands-on short workshops and/or participatory talks. The events deal with topics such as web technologies, Peer 2 Peer networks, crypto currencies, typography, conditional design, printmaking, and simple hardware constructions. Hackers & Designers believes informal meet-ups consisting of hands-on workshops are the perfect format to build collaborative relationships, investigate and learn through creating, and to absorb new concepts and knowledge from the of Hackers & Designers network.

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	Hackers & Designers ~~is an initiative that brings two professions closer to each other in order to develop a common vocabulary~~ and ~~collective design concepts~~. ~~Since the first edition in the summer of 2013~~, ~~H&D has developed an extensive network of designers~~, ~~artists~~, ~~software developers~~, ~~researchers~~, ~~scientists~~, and ~~theoreticians~~.		Traditionally Hackers & Designers meet-ups consist of short hands-on short workshops and/or participatory talks. The events deal with topics such as web technologies, Peer 2 Peer networks, crypto currencies, typography, conditional design, printmaking, and simple hardware constructions.
			Hackers & Designers believes informal meet-ups consisting of hands-on workshops are the perfect format to build collaborative relationships, investigate and learn through creating, and to absorb new concepts and knowledge from the of Hackers & Designers network.