Re: PilCon Schedule

2021-01-29 Thread O.Hamann
+1 for the kind words +1 for the new schedule On 28.01.21 15:13, Mattias Sundblad wrote: > I think it is nice to just take a little time > to meet each other and talk about whatever happens to come up, be it > programming, Picolisp or life in general. If there are no topics, we can > simply hav

Re: PilCon Schedule

2021-01-28 Thread andreas
On 28.01.21 15:13, Mattias Sundblad wrote: > I think it is nice to just take a little time > to meet each other and talk about whatever happens to come up, be it > programming, Picolisp or life in general. If there are no topics, we can > simply have a quick coffee together (even though everyone is

Re: PilCon Schedule

2021-01-28 Thread Alexander Burger
Hi Mattias, > I will try to attend too. I think it is nice to just take a little time > to meet each other and talk about whatever happens to come up, be it > programming, Picolisp or life in general. If there are no topics, we can > simply have a quick coffee together (even though everyone is in

Re: PilCon Schedule

2021-01-28 Thread Mattias Sundblad
Hi everyone, I will try to attend too. I think it is nice to just take a little time to meet each other and talk about whatever happens to come up, be it programming, Picolisp or life in general. If there are no topics, we can simply have a quick coffee together (even though everyone is in a separ

Re: PilCon Schedule

2021-01-28 Thread Alexander Burger
Hi all, no results. So I simply decide for 10th 8:00 UTC / 20th 16:00 UTC as the new schedule. I will be there next time (https://meeting.itship.ch/PilCon) on Wednesday, February 10th, at 8:00 UTC. If anybody has time, feel free to show up. I will not invest time to prepare topics, seminars, tut

Re: PilCon Schedule

2021-01-24 Thread Narendra Joshi
I suggest that we use something like meetup.com so that people can check the date of the next meetup and add it to their calendars. On Sat, 23 Jan 2021, 09:27 Alexander Burger, wrote: > > Hi all, > > On Mon, Jan 18, 2021 at 08:28:33AM +0100, Alexander Burger wrote: > > ... first and third Saturd

Re: PilCon Schedule

2021-01-23 Thread Nehal
Dear Mr Alexander, Maintaining a schedule page on wiki will be a good idea. PicoLisp is simplest (small) by definition and motivation, so least number of participants should not matter. Merit is not decided by number of people. In the iconic "The Unix Programming Environment" book by Kernighan

Re: PilCon Schedule

2021-01-23 Thread Alexander Burger
> Hi all, On Mon, Jan 18, 2021 at 08:28:33AM +0100, Alexander Burger wrote: > ... first and third Saturday each month ... > ... > ... we used the first and third Friday ... > ... > I would propose the 10th and 20th of each month. Hmm, not clear. In any case, attendance dropped significantly when

Re: PilCon Schedule

2021-01-20 Thread Nick Allen
Alexander Burger wrote: > > > What about making shorter seminars with a specific topic? It seems that > > this is the favored way by many people and could be recorded for the > > benefit of everyone. > +1 --Nick

Re: PilCon Schedule

2021-01-18 Thread Alexander Burger
Hi Davide, > What about making shorter seminars with a specific topic? It seems that > this is the favored way by many people and could be recorded for the > benefit of everyone. That would be fine for me. So we should propose, collect, filter and sort topics. Perhaps on a special Wiki page? >

Re: PilCon Schedule

2021-01-18 Thread Davide BERTOLOTTO
Oooops... I forgot to join this Saturday :-P Anyway, in general any day is fine for me, even if I may not be able to attend every time. What about making shorter seminars with a specific topic? It seems that this is the favored way by many people and could be recorded for the benefit of everyone.