[Chicago] Need TurboGears presenter for Burlington LUG

[Ian Bicking]

Brian Ray wrote:
> On Nov 20, 2006, at 10:42 PM, Mark Ramm wrote:
> 
>> ings get planned on a
>> "just-in-time" basis, and I'd love to come and talk i
> 
> 
> We have built a JIT compiler just for our meetings. Done 90% in  
> Python.  Surprisingly, it sometimes even generates bite-code (AKA  
> pizza). Its very maintainable except for the garbage collection  
> module that consists of the other 10%, beer.  The beer-code is new  
> language we developed in my garage. Its intentionally obfuscated so  
> that we have something to do at our next sprint (job insurance). The  
> Python code is very easy to read and contains not bugs (just new  
> features). Somehow, somewhere, we end up all getting together and a  
> meeting will be executed (or the presenter, in case they choose to  
> present on something off topic, like my Beer-language, big nono, just  
> Python, its ChiPy, doh).
> 
> My vote is you headline our next meeting, at DePaul, on Dec 14.
> 
> How does this sound?

I second that and declare it decided!  (I think our decision process 
also works on a first-to-declare-it-decided-decides model)


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