Andrea, Sorry... there's a bug, the farewell function returns a SadnessOverload exception. :-(
I'd like to wish you the best of luck for your return to Italy -- the UK
Python community's loss is their gain.
We should totally meet for a drink/coffee/lunch very soon.
N.
On 29/09/18 11:54, a.gra...@gmail.com wrote:
> from greetings import farewell
>
> Good morning folks!
>
> I don't want to bother you with many details, but for family reasons
> (I can't confirm nor deny it has anything to do with what may happen
> in March 2019), me and my wife will relocate to Italy (where she just
> got an amazing training job as Geriatric specialisation doctor).
>
> I'm planning to stay in London no later than March and I hope to be
> able to catch up with those of you that I know in person, before I
> definitely leave.
>
> I met a good number of amazing people during my time in UK. I can't
> probably mention everyone, but I will at least mention those I did
> learn a lot from (I hope I didn't forget anyone!).
>
> Nicholas, Ravi, Daniel Pope, Harry Percival, Tim Golden, Daniele
> Procida: it's been a pleasure to meet you at Python Dojo and PyCon UK!
>
> Work wise, I'm still enjoying my job at GDS (they are of course aware
> of my situation), but since I won't be able to bring this job with me
> in Italy, I really would like to find a remote job which I can start
> here and continue from there once I will have moved.
>
> If you are aware of any company hiring remote Python/Django (I'm also
> learning Go, just don't expect me to be fluent as much as I'm with
> Python) backend developers, I would be glad to know.
>
> I'm sure we will be able to stay in touch through the mailing list or
> on Twitter, I just won't be able to attend your local meetups.
>
> farewell("folks!")
>
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