[Tutor] O.T.

[Liam Clarke]

I'm 23, married, 3 month old son, employed in New Zealand's social
welfare department, in a totally non IT role, learning Python purely
out of personal interest and a desire to stop working for New
Zealand's social welfare department someday.

I too climb mountains, having previously been based in a village of 50
people deep in the Southern Alps. I can't ski.


On Tue, 28 Dec 2004 09:10:58 -0700, Bob Gailer <bgailer at alum.rpi.edu> wrote:
> I'm 64. Degrees in EE and MDiv. Career a mixture of engineering, computers,
> minister, teacher, ....
> Just started a new romantic relationship!
> Programmed in more languages than I care to recall. The more
> interesting/arcane include
> IBM 650: machine language (my first), SOAP, CLASSMATE
> GE 415: FORTRAN, Assembler
> Singer 10: Assembler, Machine language
> PDP 8: FOCAL
> PL/I, APL, 370 Assembler and Machine language
> Motorola 8080?  Assembler and Machine language
> CMS Pipelines
> And finally Python. Sorta like discovering APL. And I have some desire to
> integrate some APL features into Python. Anyone else want to join me in
> that effort?
> 
> Hot topics for me: African Marimba Music (I teach it, design & build
> instruments). I'm also a DJ on public radio for African Music, as well as a
> talk show host.
> Nonviolent Communication as taught by Marshall Rosenberg. A most
> life-transforming process! I highly recommend it. www.cnvc.org.
> 
> Bob Gailer
> bgailer at alum.rpi.edu
> 303 442 2625 home
> 720 938 2625 cell 
> 
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