Phil Frost wrote:
>On Fri, Jul 29, 2005 at 11:10:51PM +0300, Elmo M?ntynen wrote:
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>>If were to find some time, where could I be useful and in the same
>>time not in anybodys way. My experience is limited and c, asssembly
>>etc. isn't my thing at all. Maybe documentation, ui, misc minor utils,
>>etc. that isn't the first priority. Something that doesn't interfere
>>so much with your useful work. You also can't depend on me:). At least
>>I think I could be of use at testing things. Hope this doesn't seem
>>too useless, as I think I have a lot potential as I get some more
>>experience(participating in something like this would be of great
>>help). What you're doing seems like a dream come true(at least mostly,
>>some of my dreams are pretty far fetched, though doable some day). I'm
>>also seriously thinking giving a money donation, maybe when I start a
>>dayjob. Thanks
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>Get the code, build it, run it, then try to add a feature. There are
>not a whole lot of things that can be done without experience. The only
>way to get better is to play with something until you find things you
>don't know, then consult google and ask questions. Not much is being
>done, so probably you won't conflict with anyone; ask on the list if you
>want to be sure.
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That's pretty much what I had in mind, but I'd like to know what you
think would be useful and doable with pure python(and maybe pyrex,
though it's pretty new to me).
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