Mar 10th meeting at Paninos?

[David Rogers]

Hey, anyone want to give this another go? We had a whopping four
attendees last month... And lots of "crap that was tonight?" posts on
Twitter and Facebook... Second Thursday anyone? Bueller?

David

[David Rogers]

Sorry, that should have been the 8th, not the 10th. Looking at the
wrong month!

[Jeremy McAnally]

Sounds fun, but I'll be out of town until the 9th. :(  I swear next time I'll actually, you know, put it on the calendar.

--Jeremy

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[Rodney Degracia]

David,

I am in, for the 8th. The last meeting was a lot of fun, with the code dojo format, and I got a little insight into Python, as a bonus.

Rodney

[Justin Blake]

I haven't been able to attend lately, but might if I ditched around
8pm. In which case, the 8th would be fine.

-Justin

[David Rogers]

So another meager turn out for March: me, Yet Another Greg, David
Harris, and Gregg Pollcak (briefly). Sorry you guys missed out; we
could have used the help of an experienced Rubyist. :[

We were attempting to solve the Project Euler problem #2 (http://
projecteuler.net/problem=2) by using the Enumerator / Enumerable
features introduced in Ruby 1.9. We kinda got tripped up on
implementing Enumerable#each properly (should have used "yield"
instead) and inheriting from Enumerator (couldn't change the signature
for "Enumerator#new" properly. Here's the final gist: https://gist.github.com/2011813

Gregg suggested maybe something more presentation-like next month with
hacking afterward. I'd love someone to explain the _correct_ way to do
what we were trying to do on our own, then maybe give it another try?
There's also another nerd-friendly event downtown on the 2nd
Thursdays: Tech Thursdays at Urban Rethink (http://urbanrethink.com/
node/849). If folks are interested in that, I know those guys. We
could team up. Thoughts?

David

[Tim Rosenblatt]

I was with you, in spirit, from San Francisco

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