Re: [python-nl] PyBug's 2nd meet up (food)

On wo, feb 06, 2013 at 04:48:30pm +0100, Kit BLAKE wrote: > I added a lightning talk about the platform behind "Gauss - The > People Magnet", an app driven by Python on the backend. > Thank you, looking forward to your presentation! ___ Python-nl mailin

[python-nl] [JOB] Open positions for senior software engineers at Paylogic

Folks, OK, I'll be the first to test a job posting here (using a '[JOB]' tag). Don't shoot me! :) Paylogic is currently looking for 2 experienced software engineers. As some of you already know, Paylogic develops ticketing software and has offices in Groningen (tech), Ams

Re: [python-nl] PyBug's 2nd meet up (food)

Ward and all, as promissed some more information about the food for our meeting: Some members of the hackerspace will coock a vegetable-oven-dish, with drumsticks for non-vegetarians. The price will be very reasonable, we usually divide the costs of all ingredients by the number of particip

Re: [python-nl] job postings

+1 On Feb 6, 2013 12:24 PM, "Tim Molendijk" wrote: > If there is one thing that annoys me, it is the endless whining and the > perpetual pointless debate about anything job opening related. Somebody > should make an analysis of the number of e-mails with job openings versus > the number of e-mail

Re: [python-nl] job postings

If there is one thing that annoys me, it is the endless whining and the perpetual pointless debate about anything job opening related. Somebody should make an analysis of the number of e-mails with job openings versus the number of e-mails about e-mails with job openings. I bet the ratio is at leas