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Re: HN Meetup: Paris, France

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I've just signed up (I'm currently in Paris, but returning to the Netherlands tomorrow, but I'll be back for the event). Would love to do a short Clojure-related presentation, even if I'm relatively new to the language. Off topic: does anyone have a suggestion for a place to work (primarily on open source stuff in Clojure at the moment) here in Paris? Preferably somewhere where smoking is allowed or with an easily ac…

That would be nice!

Concerning a place to work, I only know the co-working space named "LaCantine": http://lacantine.org

You'll never find a place where smoking is allowed, but you can smoke outside buildings.

Re: HN Meetup: Paris, France

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

He's probably referring to the bizarre law in the US that means that people under 21 often cannot enter bars, let alone drink at them. Needless the say, the French have no such weird rule.

Yes, that's why I was asking. Unless you're under 18, you can drink whatever you want and enter bars, in France. Mais alors avec modération, n'est-ce pas .

Boire ou coder, il faut choisir.

Re: HN Meetup: Paris, France

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post #17

I've just signed up (I'm currently in Paris, but returning to the Netherlands tomorrow, but I'll be back for the event). Would love to do a short Clojure-related presentation, even if I'm relatively new to the language. Off topic: does anyone have a suggestion for a place to work (primarily on open source stuff in Clojure at the moment) here in Paris? Preferably somewhere where smoking is allowed or with an easily ac…

Thanks a lot to both of you. La Cantine sounds great, as it is a 2 minute walk from the language school my girlfriend is attending here. I'll check it out when I come back in July!

Re: HN Meetup: Paris, France

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post #14
post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

He's probably referring to the bizarre law in the US that means that people under 21 often cannot enter bars, let alone drink at them. Needless the say, the French have no such weird rule.

Yes, that's why I was asking. Unless you're under 18, you can drink whatever you want and enter bars, in France. Mais alors avec modération, n'est-ce pas .

I thought the limit was 16 actually. Under 16 is still fine as long as you have adult supervision. (IIRC…)

Re: HN Meetup: Paris, France

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post #14
post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

He's probably referring to the bizarre law in the US that means that people under 21 often cannot enter bars, let alone drink at them. Needless the say, the French have no such weird rule.

Yes, that's why I was asking. Unless you're under 18, you can drink whatever you want and enter bars, in France. Mais alors avec modération, n'est-ce pas .

18 is for strong liquor, it is 16 for the rest (e.g. beer, wine).

See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_drinking_age

Re: HN Meetup: Paris, France

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Cool ! Too bad I'm not in Paris ! You guys are real geeks, doing a tech meetup on the French Music Day ! I'd love to see such a meetup in Lyon.

It is actually one month after the French Music Day, which is today.

Re: HN Meetup: Paris, France

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post #28
post #27

Cool ! Too bad I'm not in Paris ! You guys are real geeks, doing a tech meetup on the French Music Day ! I'd love to see such a meetup in Lyon.

It is actually one month after the French Music Day, which is today.

Oh right, I thought it was today ! Maybe I'll be in Paris !

Re: HN Meetup: Paris, France

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post #17

I've just signed up (I'm currently in Paris, but returning to the Netherlands tomorrow, but I'll be back for the event). Would love to do a short Clojure-related presentation, even if I'm relatively new to the language. Off topic: does anyone have a suggestion for a place to work (primarily on open source stuff in Clojure at the moment) here in Paris? Preferably somewhere where smoking is allowed or with an easily ac…

That would be nice! Concerning a place to work, I only know the co-working space named "LaCantine": http://lacantine.org You'll never find a place where smoking is allowed, but you can smoke outside buildings.

Funny, we must have commented at the same time!

That says a lot about the startup scene here in Paris: only one co-working place!

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