Gabriel Wong wrote:
>
> "Kirkdorffer, Daniel" wrote:
> >
> > >From my standpoint, I think I'd learn as much about
> > implementation/programming issues from just a small group of
> > us able to talk in a smaller setting. I think it would be a good
> > idea to meet as a small group anyway. I imagine the kind of
> > questions I might want to ask would be
> > better addressed this way.
> >
> > Anyone else feel this way?
> >
> > Dan
> Can always meet at one of the many bars in SF after the official
> sessions. What can be better - beer and JSP...
I fully agree with you Dan that small gatherings are useful and
productive. Unfortunately, by definition only a small number of
people get to enjoy the gathering! :-)
What happens naturally after a BOF like this is that the "hard-cores"
tend to gather, spend some time matching faces with email addresses,
and almost inevitably head out for drinks where they discussion
continues. Usually before the night's over someone's been hired. :-)
Hey, that's what happens at nerd gatherings.
-jh-
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