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Message #00003
Kwartzlab and the LoCo
On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Bob Jonkman <bjonkman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Do we get to use the Kwartzlab space for meetings?
Yeah, about that... hehe... No. We've got Kwartzlab lined up as a
venue for the Lucid Global Jam in February or March. Beyond that,
it's a case by case thing, with definitely no regular meetings. That
said, for a regular meet, something like the Heuther or Whole Lotta
Gelata would work just as well, I figure.
Most LoCos do a lot of their business on IRC anyway. Which I'm all
for. But I think the occasional social gathering in meatspace doesn't
hurt either. I don't think I could consistantly make a regular
monthly meeting either.
> I'd like to get into some collaborative programming projects. Not so much
> that I have an itch to scratch or that I want to create something, but I
> want to learn enough Ruby, Python and Erlang that I can read and understand
> the code.
There is a definite potential for holding programming seminars or
tutorials in the Lab (particularly once we get a projector). But the
Lab in discussions internally about how much time should be open to
non-member events and there's a possibility the Lab might demand a
nominal fee to non-members to attend. For my own reasons, I'm
interested in knowing how much of an issue that would be for people.
But for the purposes of the LoCo, it's all a little up in the air.
They're working on it. I'd love to do stuff like this, but I can't
guarantee Kwartzlab would be a venue that would work for us.
If there's interest, we can also investigate other venues, like UW,
local community centres or the Heuther.
Darcy.
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