Project Grok

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Project Grok proposes a community source‑code book club: pick an open‑source project, everyone read source code on their own, then gather to discuss concrete surprises, API choices, and implementation details. Meetings are planned to meet twice a month at a coffee shop or office; skill levels range from newbies to seasoned contributors. No website exists yet; contact via the conference page or Twitter. Credit goes to Nick Howard (aka baroque bobcat).

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