SIPB Cluedump Series 2012

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== Schedule ==
== Schedule ==
Cluedumps will run on '''Wednesdays at 8:30pm in 4-231'''.  Coming up:
Cluedumps will run on '''Wednesdays at 8:30pm in 4-231'''.  Coming up:
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* '''October 17: Debathena - Jon Reed'''
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* '''Tuesday''' October 23: Bitcoin - Duncan Townsend
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* '''Tuesday''' October 30, '''in 4-145''': PGP keysigning party
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This talk will cover the basics of Debathena Development, and is suggested for anyone interested in contributing to the project.  If you have a laptop with Debathena (or even a recent version of Debian or Ubuntu) installed, please bring it, though it is not a requirement. Attendees should be familiar with basic shell commands, concepts such as I/O redirection and flow of control, as well as the filesystem layout of an average Linux workstation.  Familiarity with building software a plus, but not required.
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* November 7: Programming language theory - Pavel Panchekha
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* November 14: Topic to be determined - Nick Depalma
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* November 21: Thanksgiving vacation, no cluedump
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* November 28: Topic to be determined - Adam Chlipala
== Previous talks ==
== Previous talks ==
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* September 26: The SIPB Scripts Project - Scripts Team
* September 26: The SIPB Scripts Project - Scripts Team
* October 10: Computer stories - Jeff Schiller
* October 10: Computer stories - Jeff Schiller
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* October 17: [http://debathena.mit.edu/trac/wiki/Cluedump Debathena - Jon Reed]
== More information ==
== More information ==

Revision as of 20:38, 18 October 2012

SIPB Cluedumps are informal technical talks. Snacks are provided.

Contents

Schedule

Cluedumps will run on Wednesdays at 8:30pm in 4-231. Coming up:

  • Tuesday October 23: Bitcoin - Duncan Townsend
  • Tuesday October 30, in 4-145: PGP keysigning party
  • November 7: Programming language theory - Pavel Panchekha
  • November 14: Topic to be determined - Nick Depalma
  • November 21: Thanksgiving vacation, no cluedump
  • November 28: Topic to be determined - Adam Chlipala

Previous talks

More information

There are still slots available if you would like to give a talk.

Email the Cluedumps organizers at cluedumps@mit.edu with any questions.

For weekly announcements, add yourself to cluedump-announce@mit.edu.

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