On 01-09-14 16:11, Mallory van Achterberg wrote:
>There aren't many talks that are pure about something very
>python-internal. There was one at the last PUN, though, a nice one
>about "async, coroutines, event loops", which looks a bit like the
>"Python, Parallelism and Concurrency" that you've planned:-)
I do wonder how similar it will be to Tikitu's talk, which btw was
very, very nice:)
My guess, based on the title, is at a higher level. Whether to use
threads or separate processes. One machine or more. We'll see :-)
> >I also see the PUN meetings as being more Dutch-language, and the
> >talks feel often more detailed and technical in general (maybe also
> >because they can be longer) than the Byte talks. Again, I see them
> >as separate and complimentary.
>
>Dutch-language? All the talks are in English, unless everyone
>understands Dutch.
I thought it was other way around: they'd be in Dutch, unless someone
in the audience didn't understand.
Well, it is asked every time whether there's someone who only speaks
English. So that might definitively sound like "we'd prefer Dutch".
My estimate: 80% of the meetings has been in English.
Reinout
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