This is just a friendly remind of Wednesday night's 7pm Geek Dinner at The House of Orient in Campbell, California. (See the original announcement.)
Please ping me if you're coming. So far I've heard from:
- Adam Kalsey (maybe)
- Jason May
- Johannes Ernst
- David Orchard
- Paul Hoffman
- funjon
- Allen Hutchinson
- Bill Humprhries
- Don Park
- Chuq and Laurie Von Rospach (unless Alaska Air sucks)
- Bill Lazar
- Mark Fletcher
- Jonas Luster
- James Briggs
- Mark Lentczner
- Ramon Felciano
Plus me and Tim is 19 so far. Did I miss anyone?
See you Wednesday.
Posted by jzawodn at January 12, 2004 05:18 PM
Hmm, I guess I should get used to not using funjon for everything...
Still coming, see you Wednesday
Man, that kind of thing happens all the time, and I'm as often the guy calling as the guy who gets called, so I can totally relate.
One other thing that works when the problem really gets hard is to break out the scientific method - get a lab notebook, the whole shebang. Nothing can withstand the observe-hypothesis-test cycle, at least nothing a puny computer can throw at you.
I've written about one omy favorite MySQL bug hunts here:
Zen and the Art of Bugfixing
Man, that kind of thing happens all the time, and I'm as often the guy calling as the guy who gets called, so I can totally relate.
One other thing that works when the problem really gets hard is to break out the scientific method - get a lab notebook, the whole shebang. Nothing can withstand the observe-hypothesis-test cycle, at least nothing a puny computer can throw at you.
I've written about one of my favorite MySQL bug hunts here:
Zen and the Art of Bugfixing
I can't make it (wrong continent) but it will be my 40th birthday, so I'd be grateful if you could get drunk and ramble about RDF for me ;-)
Argh! I am afraid I won't be able to attend the dinner on account of being buried under a mountain of unstable code. I am trying to dig out as fast as I can but I have a feeling I will be seeing sunrise instead of sunset by the time I get out. Sorry!
Rohit Khare and I would love for Tim to beat some sense into us. We'll bring a third geek with us because everything's better in threes...