[CoLoCo] kids and foss - a face-to-face encounter

Jim Hutchinson jim at ubuntu-rocks.org
Thu Mar 27 03:17:14 GMT 2008


Okay, maybe that's overselling it, but at the next NCLUG meeting on April 8,
my daughter will be presenting her random number project and findings. While
this is not a purely foss project, it is an example of kids using foss to do
"normal" things (precisely what some detractors of foss say you can't do).
Although it will be a short presentation, I encourage anyone interested to
plan to attend. For meeting times and location see http://www.nclug.org/.

In case you didn't follow early discussions, my daughter did her 6th grade
science fair project on a comparison of RNGs and pRNGs using dice and
simulated dice rolls with Ruby and Python scrips. CoLoCo members helped with
the scripts and I have encouraged her to be a "real" scientist and share her
findings with the larger community - in this case Linux geeks seemed the
best option.

Hope to see you there.

-jim
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