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Based on polling some of the local Boston-area attendees, the weekend of January 29th-January 31st looks attractive. |
Based on polling some of the local Boston-area attendees, the weekend of January 29th-January 31st looks attractive. |
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+ | A Boston hackathon (particularly one at MIT) would be more popular during or just after MIT's Independent Activities Period (January 4th-January 29th). Another advantage of scheduling the hackathon this weekend is that it is the first weekend after the [http://people.csail.mit.edu/jeanyang/courses/haskell/ MIT IAP Haskell course], so the hackathon could be a natural follow-on event. |
== Proposed Location == |
== Proposed Location == |
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Revision as of 20:58, 21 November 2009
This is a page to help organize HacBOS - a Haskell hackathon in Boston!
Proposed Schedule
Based on polling some of the local Boston-area attendees, the weekend of January 29th-January 31st looks attractive.
A Boston hackathon (particularly one at MIT) would be more popular during or just after MIT's Independent Activities Period (January 4th-January 29th). Another advantage of scheduling the hackathon this weekend is that it is the first weekend after the MIT IAP Haskell course, so the hackathon could be a natural follow-on event.
Proposed Location
At MIT, probably in the CSAIL reading room (which seems like a hackathon-friendly space).
Possible Attendees
- Ravi Nanavati
- Nirav Dave
- Daniel Peebles
- Joe Fredette
- Fare Rideau
- Hugh Robinson