Dario Lopez-Kästen wrote:
Martijn Faassen wrote:
Others already pointed you to 'import this'.
I think I am very thickheaded - I don't get the 'import this' thing.
sorry :-)
well... i get it now. I need to stop reading and responding to mails
like this one so late at night. I totally missed the "
Martijn Faassen wrote:
Others already pointed you to 'import this'.
I think I am very thickheaded - I don't get the 'import this' thing.
sorry :-)
"Pythonic" is vague, but not necessarily that much more vague than words
like "intelligence" or "life", which, when you try to actually define
them,
tisdag 12 april 2005 20.26 skrev Andy Robinson:
> > Jacob, I guess.
>
> I'll wait to hear if Jacob agrees, and then send
> an email introducing them.
I agree.
Jacob
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> Jacob, I guess.
I'll wait to hear if Jacob agrees, and then send
an email introducing them.
Thanks,
Andy
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tisdag 12 april 2005 09.33 skrev Harald Armin Massa:
> And me. Who wants to send him a mail?
> __
>
> > _
>
> Can someone please elighten me what the conditions for a keynote speaker
> are?
>
> I read he has free entrence to EuroPython. Does EP also agree
Dario Lopez-Kästen wrote:
I am trying to understand the various, imho, religious subcultures(*) in
the Python world, and I need someone to explain what the heck "Pythonic"
means.
How do you judge if something is "pythonic" or not?
(*) the most prominent example is the "zope is not pythonic" thin
Harald Armin Massa wrote:
Especially,
Mr. Pemberton is dutch and therefor can more easily understand some things
in python according to import this; and his hairstyle fits to the bdfl.
I think he's British, just based here, but I've heard good things about
him and think I read some funny stuff by
In a message of Tue, 12 Apr 2005 16:12:50 BST, Michael Hudson writes:
>Laura Creighton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>him == "Paul Graham", yes? :)
Yes -- sorry sorry.
Laura
>
>> I heard him at PyCon 2 or 3 years ago. At that point in time my positi
>on
>> was that he was bright, could speak w
Especially,
Mr. Pemberton is dutch and therefor can more easily understand some
things in python according to import this; and his hairstyle fits to
the bdfl.
harald
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Laura Creighton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
him == "Paul Graham", yes? :)
> I heard him at PyCon 2 or 3 years ago. At that point in time my position
> was that he was bright, could speak well, but didn't really know
> all that much about Python. He was speaking on 'the language for
> the year
I heard him at PyCon 2 or 3 years ago. At that point in time my position
was that he was bright, could speak well, but didn't really know
all that much about Python. He was speaking on 'the language for
the year 3000 or some such' and some of the stuff he wanted, we
already have. His love of Li
Jacob Hallén wrote:
As promised, I have made a plan for the marketing. Comments and additions are
very welcome.
One addition would be interviews. Interviews, in the month (or perhaps
two; we need to start soon) heading up to the conference proper with
organizers, speakers and so on are a simple
ReportLab's conference brochure tool, used last year,
has a hosted MySQL database dedicated to the event
and it seems someone has changed some things - we've
been getting alerts saying it's failing its tests.
I believe some Europythonistes had access rights
last year to help populate this.
Has a
On Tue, Apr 12, 2005 at 10:16:43AM +0200, Jean-Marc Orliaguet wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I can't connect to the europython.org server (194.109.109.11) via ssh -
> is it down?
>
> ping / http don't work either
There has been a short power-outtage at our colocation provider. All
services should be restor
Hi!
I can't connect to the europython.org server (194.109.109.11) via ssh -
is it down?
ping / http don't work either
best
/JM
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Harald Armin Massa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> And me. Who wants to send him a mail?
> __
>
> _
>
> Can someone please elighten me what the conditions for a keynote speaker
> are?
>
> I read he has free entrence to EuroPython. Does EP also agree (if
And me. Who wants to send him a mail?
__
_
Can someone please elighten me what the conditions for a keynote speaker are?
I read he has free entrence to EuroPython. Does EP also agree (if
absolutely necessary) to pay his travelling costs? And and and..
Harald Armin Massa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>His talk was about 'keeping things simple' and human-oriented
>>in programming in general. It was quite inspiring and very funny.
>
> Sounds great to me. +1
And me. Who wants to send him a mail?
Cheers,
mwh
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