jamesdutc

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by jamesdutc 13y ago
Yep, that's the one! This came up at PyData NYC this past November. @jakevdp did most of the work; I just shortened it a bit to fit the 140-characters. https://twitter.com/jakevdp/status/399982844803424256
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by jamesdutc 13y ago
Not at all surprised. I work in NYC, and the last time few times I was out in SV to speak at conferences and such, I was attired in my standard suit & tie. (I'm the guy with the dopey photo and name-in-bold on http://nyc
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by jamesdutc 13y ago
This will be my fourth PyData after NYC 2013, SV 2014, BOS 2014, and NYC 2014... This conference series is great!
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PyData London at Level39 Canary Wharf (Feb-21 to Feb-23)(pydata.org)
2 points by jamesdutc 13y ago|1 comments
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by jamesdutc 13y ago
This "infectious behaviour" (though perhaps unfairly characterised) leads to the clearest purpose of metaclasses. Metaclasses (and build_class) is a mechanism by which to enforce a constraint from a base type to a derived type. (N
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by jamesdutc 13y ago
I'm on the speaker selection committee, and I'm impressed with the line-up of talks this year. We have Travis Oliphant talking about conda, Peter Wang on Bokeh, Wes McKinney on Pandas (of course!), Jake Vanderplas on SciKit learn,
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PyData NYC 2013, Nov 8-10: Python, Big Data, and Analytics(pydata.org)
10 points by jamesdutc 13y ago|3 comments
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by jamesdutc 13y ago
I live in NYC, and I've seen the tech community grow pretty quickly over the past few years. I run a meetup group - NYC Python: http://www.nycpython.com/ - and the number of events, attendees, companies, and conference