[Chicago] Shall ChiPy have a "project night"?

[Carl Karsten]

On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 4:28 PM, Asheesh Laroia <asheesh at asheesh.org> wrote:
>> 1) Whats your definition of "night"? It's often hard for me remake nights
>> with my crazy schedule, Chipy meetings are hard enough (but they are so
>> awesome so I go out of my way), but I'd be down for organizing weekday
>> events, like Friday afternoons.
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> In my mind, one of the key distinctions between a "project night" and a
> "co-working get together" is that the former is something that a group puts
> on, with an eye toward welcoming new people into group, and the latter is
> something that friends or co-workers put together for each other.

Learning over productivity.

No one should be hesitant to ask for help because they think they
would be breaking someones flow. We are not there to get things done,
we are there to learn.

It should be restricted to learning Python.  It is easy to get
derailed into trying to install Linux, or html/css browser problems.
It's great that a bunch of people are learning random things, but if
we hare concentrating on something other than Python, we are not
learning Python.

-- 
Carl K