sf bay area volunteer tutor?

[Raoul Duke]

per chance, anybody in the san fran bay area (usa) know enough to
teach others at least some basics of ATS? and willing to do so some
time over beer/coffee/tea/whatever?

[Forest Belton]

I'm in the bay area as well - maybe we could turn this into a meetup or study group :)

[Martin DeMello]

if this is in san francisco i'd be in for a meetup :)

martin

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[Raoul Duke]

of course i'm in the deep south (san jose).
but if there were a really good tutorial with somebody who had e.g.
already successfully written some demo programs that took advantage of
things as seen on
http://cs.likai.org/ats/ml-programmers-guide-to-ats
and also "templates" in ats/2
that would be worth commuting to sf for if need be

[William Blair]

I'm no where near California unfortunately, but maybe we could schedule a collaborative screen share (over Skype or Google) and walk through a few examples together.

[Raoul Duke]

this could be cool, thanks for making the offer!

best if we can get somebody who has an office room with a projector to
volunteer their space ... anybody in SF up for that? if not / if
people don't mind, i can get it set up here in mountain view.