[Chicago-talk] Reminder: Chicago.pm meeting tomorrow!

[David Mertens]

Hello everyone,

Tomorrow we will have a presentation entitled *Synchronization Experiments
with Perl*, to be given by yours truly. In the talk I will explain a bit
about the scientific work I do and how I use Perl to run the experiment and
analyze the data we get from it. I will also go into some detail about why
I dislike notebook-style scientific analyses (i.e. Jupyter notebooks) and
how I build my data analyses using modulinos, of all things. The second
part is likely to be of interest to anybody who is involved in data
science. Although I implement my analyses using Perl, the basic approach
can be used in any language.

*Social gathering*
The Perl Mongers originally started as a social space, not a technical
space. In that spirit, we have a time and venue to get together and chat
before and after the official talk of the meeting.

   - Location: https://gather.town/HAWHVP3b6eywWEV3/chicago.pm
   - Time: 6:15pm-6:30pm, and then after the talk is over

*Formal Talk*
If you just want to come for the formal talk, that'll be held on Google
Meet.

   - Location: https://meet.google.com/aze-unbw-bcu
   - Time: 6:30pm-7:30pm (finish time flexible)

See you tomorrow!
David

P.S. No, I did not propose this meeting just so I could give a talk. Two
individuals expressed interest but were unable to commit to speaking this
month. I'm hoping to announce our August speaker at tomorrow's meeting. If
you are interested in giving a talk please feel free to let me know and
I'll work you into the schedule.

-- 
 "Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place.
  Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are,
  by definition, not smart enough to debug it." -- Brian Kernighan
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