Re: [EuroPython] Computer Simulations

cool-RR wrote: We're gonna have an open space discussion. I wrote it on the board for 15:30, July 1st. Niko: The site http://garlicsim.com just redirects to the GitHub page. It seems to be working now. looks like a very cool project, so I just downloaded, ran it on dif

Re: [EuroPython] Computer Simulations

We're gonna have an open space discussion. I wrote it on the board for 15:30, July 1st. Niko: The site http://garlicsim.com just redirects to the GitHub page. It seems to be working now. On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 6:21 PM, Niko Wilbert wrote: > I am very interested in this. Actually I just said i

Re: [EuroPython] Computer Simulations

Note that you can do both: a lightning talk to introduce it, and later an open-spaces session. It does depend on what you want to accomplish: if you want discussion and feedback, then an open-spaces session makes more sense. If you just want to let people know what you're doing, then a lightning t

Re: [EuroPython] Computer Simulations

On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 5:15 PM, cool-RR wrote: > I'm not sure whether I will do a lightning talk on my project, so in any > case I'd like to meet you and show it to you, in the hopes that you would > want to use it for your simulations, and/or want to participate in its > development. You should

Re: [EuroPython] Computer Simulations

Yes, I've been doing simulation work. How about turning this into an open-spaces discussion? -- Bruce Eckel On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 4:15 PM, cool-RR wrote: > Are there any people here who have an interest in any kind of computer > simulations? If so, I am interested in showing you my project,

[EuroPython] Computer Simulations

Are there any people here who have an interest in any kind of computer simulations? If so, I am interested in showing you my project, GarlicSim, which is a platform for writing, running and analyzing simulations. (Simulations of any kind: Physics, or economics, or game theory