On Tue, 2007-05-29 at 11:12 +0200, Steve Alexander wrote: > Hi David, > > > Yes, I can still do it but only on the first day or possibly on the > > morning of the second (11th). > > You mean the 10th here, right?
Yes, I did mean that when I wrote it. But now I actually manged to move my other talk so I can talk during the 11th to if needed. I will now fly in on the 8th or 9th depending on where you schedule my talk(s). And fly out on the morning of the 12th. If you want I could do a normal session talk on optimizing MySQL also. Mostly about how to get your indexes fast but a bit of other stuff to. If you can fit that I will use some MySQL internal Python resources to tune the talk for a Python audience. ... > I just checked with the other organisers, and this is all fine. We can > arrange something that works with the dates and times. > > We have two keynote speakers arranged already. One of them is Guido van > Rossum, and while his speech is important, it always has the same > content and perspective on the recent past and future of Python > development. Sounds just like my State of MySQL talks I have done many times. Very interesting if you hear it for the first time and is a heavy user. But a bit boring the 10th time :-) > So this year, we'd like to have two other perspectives as > keynotes at the conference. Sounds good. > Welcome to EuroPython as a keynote speaker! Thanks! I hope to be able to learn a bit more about Python. Both Python and Ruby and been on my to learn list for years. Usually the language itself is easy to learn (when you know a couple already) but the libraries and runtime tends to take quite a while to learn. /David _______________________________________________ EuroPython mailing list EuroPython@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/europython
