yapc::Europe, "Art of Perl"
[email protected] ("Sean M. Burke") Wed, 05 Jul 2000 10:51:17 -0600
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I don't know when YAPC Europe will happen, but they say the theme is "The Art of Perl", and I've tell at the North America YAPC that they would indeed be interested in hearing about computer-generated music a` la what many clever people on this list have been known to crank out with MIDI-Perl. If I were a musician (and it'd help if I lived in Europe), I'd submit an abstract for a talk that needn't be much more than a walk-thru of a few basic ideas of algorithmic music (why just completely random notes of random intervals isn't so fun; whee to go from there), and then apply it in a walk thru of a program that actually spits out some algorithmic music. My feeling, based on the audiences at the North America YAPC, is that such a talk would be very well received. Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 03:52:23 +0100 From: Greg McCarroll <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: yapc::Europe - news flash! User-Agent: Mutt/1.3.2i Reply-To: [email protected] yapc::Europe News Flash I am extremely pleased to announce that the yapc::Europe conference now has a venue. The ICA (http://www.ica.org.uk) will be acting as partners in this conference in much the same way as CMU has done for yapc::America::North. They are probably situated in one of the most prestigious areas of London and initial inspection of their premises is very impressive. The conference will have the theme of 'The Art of Perl' and Saturday afternoon will have a special series of talks involving the use of Perl to generate conventional art, Perl programming as an artform in its own right and Open Source in Europe this last talk drawing on parallels between Open Source and some aspect of the art community. The members of London.pm deserve special thanks as they have been involved a lot in suggesting, researching and now, securing a venue(s). This involvement illustrates the fact that this conference is very much an inclusive process rather than exclusive, and I'd like you all to remember that when the call for papers goes out very soon. Greg p.s. you will also all be pleased to know that Leon, Johnathan and myself did a good deal of research on the bar of the venue after the meeting ;-) -- Greg McCarroll http://www.mccarroll.uklinux.net perl hacker | book collector | wannabee mailing list kook yapc::Europe - September 22-24, London - http://yapc.org/Europe/