1. セキュリティ＆プログラミング
キャンプ 2011 実施報告会
Hiro Yoshioka
@hyoshiok, hyoshiok@gmail.com
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/hyoshiok

2. Agenda
 Self Introduction （自己紹介）
 Security & Programming Camp

3. Who Am I? Self-introduction
 Hiro Yoshioka, よしおかひろたか
 Security & Programming Camp, programming
course
 YLUG Yokohama Linux Users Group, member
 Kernel Code Reading Party, host カーネル読書会主宰
 Study-Groups Study Group, host 勉強会勉強会主宰
 Technical Managing Officer at Rakuten 楽天技術理事
 DEBUG HACKS (in Japanese) ISBN 978-
4873114040

4. Security and Programming Camp
 Security and Programming Camp
 Sponsored by IPA (Information Promotion Agency)
 For under 22 years old
 5 days camp
 Security Course and Programming Course
● http://www.atmarkit.co.jp/flinux/special/camp2010/01a.html

5. Why I want to make a camp
 I want to meet young programmers.
若いプログラマを発掘したい。
 Sharing fun experience. 楽しさを共有。
 I want them to be a hacker. ハッカーを育てたい
 …
 Crazy idea
 Programming course is since 2008.
http://www.ipa.go.jp/jinzai/renkei/spcamp2010/outline/index.html
http://www.ipa.go.jp/jinzai/renkei/spcamp2011/

6.  Instructors are Top-notch Hackers. We provide
world class environment. 講師はハッカー、世
界最高水準の環境を提供した。
 http://lab.jibun.atmarkit.co.jp/entries/106
 People centric approach. 人中心のアプローチ

7. programming course 2011
 Programming Language Class
 ruby as a case study
 Instructors/learning assistants are top-notch
hackers, ruby committers
 http://www.ipa.go.jp/jinzai/renkei/spcamp2011/instructor/index.html
 practical course and workshop

8. Camp
 Meeting many people who has similar sense of
value and interests. 同じ価値観、興味を持つ人と知
り合う
 It is very difficult for students to find friends who like
programming in their high school but they can meet
such people in the camp.
 You are not alone.
 You can meet hackers (master).
 You can make people's (social) network and be
a member of community.
 Technology, knowledge are less important.

9. Hacker-Centric Culture
 Hackers' Value
 Access to computers should be unlimited and total.
 All information should be free.
 Mistrust authority – promote decentralization
 Hackers should be judged by their hacking, not
criteria such as degrees, age, race, sex, or position.
 You can create art and beauty on a computer.
 Computers can change your life for th better.

10. Community
 Keep in touch
 Attend study groups ( 勉強会 ), conference,
meet up, face to face meetings
 Be Open
 Write Blog/twitter #spcamp

11. What I have learned
 There are a lot of guineas/hackers in
Japan.
 Fun.
 Community creates new value.
 Keep doing in ten years, you will find
something.
 It is good. I got many things, values.

12. My ambitious
 I want to grow as a engineer.
 wanna be a hacker
 I want to change the corporation and the society.
 collaborate with the community
 エンジニアに必要なのは少しの勇気とちょっとした行動力
 many our engineers contribute the community
 世界一のエンジニアをいっぱい輩出したい～
 I want to empower engineers and make better world. :-)
 I want to make a hacker-centric culture in Japan.
 Love and Peace

13.  Hack Our Society

14. Appendix

15. Value for Corporation
 Innovation makes money
 Only Hacker makes Innovation
 Therefore Corporation needs Hackers
 You have to convince your manager,
executives the hackers value.

16. Programmers Skills
 Reading Source code
 Testing
 Debugging
 Skill is ability to do. What you know something
does not necessary mean what you can do it. ス
キルと知識の違い。スキルはあることを出来る能力。
知っていても、それを必ずしもできるとは限らない。
 You have to practice them. Training is
important.

17. Adding more (ease your life)
 Smile (laughing)
 Sleeping
 eating/drinking
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dominiqs/137546402/sizes/s/in/photostream/
http://www.geocities.jp/nikonikocalendar/index_ja.html
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaxxon/93296381/

18. Master/Apprentice
 Master – life time learner
 Apprentice – learner
 Find your master.
 Learn how to learn.