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Munich / München

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Hi,

I've been living in Munich since March and for most of that time I've not been hacking any Lisp or Scheme (work load and social life mainly - that and learning Erlang), but a time is coming soon where I will need to scratch that itch again. I've looked around but I can't find a local LISP group. Anyone know of one? This is a tech town, there must be some more LISPers around!

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Geoff
http://tealeg.blogspot.com
http://flickr.com/photos/tealeg

Re: Munich / München

There's certainly Lispers in Munich, particularly since Cadence is there:
http://wiki.alu.org/Munich

I've seen people on that list at European meetings, so I imagine it's not hard to meet up with them...

Re: Munich / München

Cool!

Signed up to the mailing list, lets see how this goes. I miss LISP :ugeek:
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Geoff Teale - Freelance Software and Technology Consultant
http://tealeg.blogspot.com
http://flickr.com/photos/tealeg
"... and they swear that it will make more dough than Micky Mouse in northern France.."

Re: Munich / München

tealeg wrote:Cool!

Signed up to the mailing list
So did I. Awesome, didn't know there was some group.

Re: Munich / München

Yep, I was there. That was timing :) I'm already looking forward to the next meeting, on the 27th January 2009. I even have some ideas for another talk.

Unfortunately, the ALU decided to put the wiki offline. Don't know why. Maybe we should set up a new, updated Wiki-page.