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by briancurtin 13y ago
Brainfuck
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by briancurtin 13y ago
I don't know of a good place to put this on the python.org site, but I (a PSF board member) can confirm that it is indeed a PSF project done in cooperation with the Caktus Group. This was something that was done by them to go along with PyC
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by briancurtin 13y ago
The article says node.js support is on the way.
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by briancurtin 13y ago
This can't be all that far away. At the size of a baseball field, I'm told it's a no-brainer to go turf at this point. I don't actually know the prices, I'm trusting the college coaches who have mentioned this to me over the last several ye
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by briancurtin 14y ago
I believe you're thinking of Andrew Godwin's schema migration kickstarter: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/andrewgodwin/schema-migr...
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by briancurtin 14y ago
This has come up a few times for PyCon, but we get a very wide range of proposal qualities from a wide range of people that would make it hard to come up with the best schedule we can, which is the ultimate goal of the Program Committee. So
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by briancurtin 14y ago
PyCon has been around 25% the last couple of years. For 2013 we accepted 114 out of 458 proposals, and in 2012 we accepted 95 out of 378 proposals. For 2014 we're more than likely going back to 95 slots, and I'd expect the number of proposa
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by briancurtin 14y ago
It's not that curious. People make typos from time to time on the internet.
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by briancurtin 14y ago
PyCon reserves a few spaces in the expo hall for community organizations and open source projects to run a booth free of charge. PyAr (Argentina) also wanted to run a booth to interest people in heading down there, especially because the co
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by briancurtin 14y ago
The details of the settlement are not public. -press release author
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by briancurtin 14y ago
Yep, this is a part of our documentation for the case.
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by briancurtin 14y ago
FYI, there is now a mention on the news list (also shown on the front page) which links to the blog post.
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by briancurtin 14y ago
Shahrokh, great to see this. I'll pass it on and see what we can work out.
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by briancurtin 14y ago
Yep, good point - I'm working on it (blog poster who is on a new laptop without a working website checkout).
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by briancurtin 14y ago
That's what the whole site is.
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by briancurtin 14y ago
What do you plan to offer over the free job board on python.org to make it worth $249? http://www.python.org/community/jobs/
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by briancurtin 14y ago
Please get over yourself.
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by briancurtin 14y ago
Very doubtful. I would find it hard to believe that he hasn't committed code in a week. Anyway, most of what he was working on was AppEngine itself.
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by briancurtin 14y ago
http://code.google.com/p/rietveld/
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by briancurtin 14y ago
> Never heard of elevator gate? No, but I'm not sure what its relevance is to this code of conduct and your wild hyperbole. > And 'unwanted' sexual advances? How the hell can you know if the girl wants to talk to you, without talkin
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by briancurtin 14y ago
> I would be pissed if they threw me out ...<snip>... for (horror) talking to girls in an elevator. I would be pissed if that happened to me too. Good thing that's not even remotely close to what any of this is even about.
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by briancurtin 14y ago
You are probably thinking of the Poster Session: https://us.pycon.org/2013/posters/ Proposals are being accepted through January 16th. I had a poster in it last year and had some really good talks with people. It's a pretty cool environme
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by briancurtin 14y ago
Working from home changed the game for me. I used to sit outside of the busiest conference room on the floor and not only did it affect me, but it opened my eyes to how many meetings people were going to. I understand PMs being in a bunch o
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by briancurtin 14y ago
We can give feedback directly to PyCon proposers who weren't selected. We have logs of the discussions that have happened at each stage of review that a proposal goes through. For future editions of PyCon, the SpeakUp! list would be a great
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by briancurtin 14y ago
> Otherwise your local Toastmaster group is going to be a much more effective way to improve speaking skills. This is probably accurate, but speaking skills are only part of presentation skills. A lot of what this group will help with i
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by briancurtin 14y ago
Where do any of the posts, documentation, or other information suggest that any part of this would be closed source? Asking because I will update that mistake immediately, so I could use a pointer or two.
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by briancurtin 14y ago
We've heard this a lot, and I think many of us on the team do still have a soft spot for the current site. It has served us well over time, but it's really time to grow the site along with Python - the language, the community, and everythin
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by briancurtin 14y ago
Yes. We were approved to share those documents.
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by briancurtin 14y ago
Most (all?) of the team is based in Argentina. I'll bring it up to one of the devs (a coworker).
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by briancurtin 14y ago
"I wanna open up with SEOmoz, because they are one of our favorite brands. Their logo doesn’t blow me away necessarily, but it is really great because their company is great." The first of the 30 best web industry logos doesn't blow us aw

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