Hi Michael,
Welcome.
The two groups are not connected.
SeaPig is a much more established and diverse group.
The meetup group is only about 15 months old now and is still finding
it's way.
The upside to having both groups is it doubles you chances of making
it to one or the other in a given month.
Or even both if you really want to talk Python that month.
-Kevin
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On Jan 3, 2012, at 3:23 PM, James Cooper wrote:
Welcome Michael,
I'm not familiar with Seattle Py, so I don't think there's a
relation to this group. Our next meeting is a week from Thursday
(Jan 12). I suspect you found our web site, but if not, it's here:
http://seapig.org/
Perhaps we'll see you next week.
my best,
-- James
On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 3:14 PM, Michael Ealem <[email protected]>
wrote:
Greetings! I just joined the list and noticed that there seems to be
two separate Python user groups here in Seattle. Are the groups
related? Their Meetups.com originally had a meeting scheduled for
tonight, but apparently that was changed today to sometime in
February.
I'm newly unemployed with lots of time on my hands, so I'm spending
my time going back and reviewing my old programming language
favorites like Smalltalk and Scheme, and trying to pick up some new
ones like Python, Ruby, Clojure, and Erlang. That and working my way
through Cormen and Leiserson again to prepare for the whiteboard
coding interviews [gulp].
Michael Ealem
--
James Cooper
http://blog.bitmechanic.com/
