31 Jan
2015
31 Jan
'15
12:51 p.m.
Hi All,
My name is Oren. I recently quit my job as a software engineer in startup
land to make big art and work on projects that actually help our community.
With respect to the latter, I'd love to get involved with the SudoMesh.
I'm proficient in C and Python, pick up new languages and protocols
quickly, and am fun and personable :D I tried showing up to the hack night
on the 29th, but all I saw at the Omni was a JavaScript user group and some
folks talking about an X-Ray gun (wowee!!).
Anyway, I'd like to sink up with everyone in person before I dive too deep
into code. Is the hack night, in fact, held at the Omni? Is there one this
coming Tuesday? What is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?!?
In the meanwhile, I'd love to start at least *looking* at some code if
there's a particular place in the sudo-room GitHub org at which you usually
point new recruits. Any and all info is much appreciated.
Thanks!
Oren
31 Jan
31 Jan
3:10 p.m.
Hi Oren,
Sorry we missed you on Thursday! Sounds like maybe a few folks were there,
but not enough for a critical mass. We're always excited about new people
coming by and being interested in helping out!
Pretty much all of our code is at github.org/sudomesh. It's kind of a
daunting set of repositories as some of them are old and unused, but some
of them are very much under development and crucial to the success of our
project.
We don't really have a particular "new recruit" place - it depends a lot on
people's skill sets and interests. That being said, one thing that we've
been looking for someone to implement is a feature in tunneldigger:
https://github.com/sudomesh/tunneldigger/issues/2
It's a little bit esoteric, and we can talk about perhaps the easiest way
to set up a dev environment, but considering that you mentioned you're
comfortable in C, it might be up your alley.
I am planning on being at the meeting on Tuesday (sometimes closer to 8pm
or so). If you want to meet and talk, that could be a good opportunity.
Max
On Sat, Jan 31, 2015 at 12:51 PM, Oren Leiman <mumblemumble777(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi All,
My name is Oren. I recently quit my job as a software engineer in startup
land to make big art and work on projects that actually help our community.
With respect to the latter, I'd love to get involved with the SudoMesh.
I'm proficient in C and Python, pick up new languages and protocols
quickly, and am fun and personable :D I tried showing up to the hack night
on the 29th, but all I saw at the Omni was a JavaScript user group and some
folks talking about an X-Ray gun (wowee!!).
Anyway, I'd like to sink up with everyone in person before I dive too deep
into code. Is the hack night, in fact, held at the Omni? Is there one this
coming Tuesday? What is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?!?
In the meanwhile, I'd love to start at least *looking* at some code if
there's a particular place in the sudo-room GitHub org at which you usually
point new recruits. Any and all info is much appreciated.
Thanks!
Oren
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3:43 p.m.
Hey Max,
Sweet, thanks for the reply. That sounds like a great ramp-up issue; I'll
fork the tunneldigger and have a look. I'm free Tuesday night, afaik, so
I'll likely see you then.
Oren
On Jan 31, 2015 3:10 PM, "max b" <maxb.personal(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Oren,
Sorry we missed you on Thursday! Sounds like maybe a few folks were there,
but not enough for a critical mass. We're always excited about new people
coming by and being interested in helping out!
Pretty much all of our code is at github.org/sudomesh. It's kind of a
daunting set of repositories as some of them are old and unused, but some
of them are very much under development and crucial to the success of our
project.
We don't really have a particular "new recruit" place - it depends a lot
on people's skill sets and interests. That being said, one thing that we've
been looking for someone to implement is a feature in tunneldigger:
https://github.com/sudomesh/tunneldigger/issues/2
It's a little bit esoteric, and we can talk about perhaps the easiest way
to set up a dev environment, but considering that you mentioned you're
comfortable in C, it might be up your alley.
I am planning on being at the meeting on Tuesday (sometimes closer to 8pm
or so). If you want to meet and talk, that could be a good opportunity.
Max
On Sat, Jan 31, 2015 at 12:51 PM, Oren Leiman <mumblemumble777(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi All,
My name is Oren. I recently quit my job as a software engineer in startup
land to make big art and work on projects that actually help our community.
With respect to the latter, I'd love to get involved with the SudoMesh.
I'm proficient in C and Python, pick up new languages and protocols
quickly, and am fun and personable :D I tried showing up to the hack night
on the 29th, but all I saw at the Omni was a JavaScript user group and some
folks talking about an X-Ray gun (wowee!!).
Anyway, I'd like to sink up with everyone in person before I dive too
deep into code. Is the hack night, in fact, held at the Omni? Is there one
this coming Tuesday? What is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?!?
In the meanwhile, I'd love to start at least *looking* at some code if
there's a particular place in the sudo-room GitHub org at which you usually
point new recruits. Any and all info is much appreciated.
Thanks!
Oren
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