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by jnoller 14y ago
I'm yelling at webfaction now
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The Performance Impact of Using dict() Instead of {} in CPython 2.7(doughellmann.com)
6 points by jnoller 14y ago|0 comments
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by jnoller 14y ago
Thank you: That means a lot.
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by jnoller 14y ago
Sorry, can't help but abbreviate Canada to CA
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by jnoller 14y ago
Because; 2014 and 2015 are happening in Montreal CA rather than a larger US venue. The reason why we can do this in 2013 is due to, as they say, "location, location, location". We have the projected attendance to back the expansion this yea
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PyCon US 2013 adds 6th talk track(pycon.blogspot.com)
87 points by jnoller 14y ago|14 comments
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Python Fastest Web Framework(mindref.blogspot.com)
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Open Source Contributions Come In All Shapes And Sizes(mechanicalgirl.com)
1 points by jnoller 14y ago|0 comments
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by jnoller 14y ago
Torrent Information: https://gist.github.com/3848238
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All Djangocon US Videos 2012(youtube.com)
7 points by jnoller 14y ago|1 comments
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Python's Future: A Global Perspective(boredomandlaziness.org)
57 points by jnoller 14y ago|20 comments
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by jnoller 14y ago
Who still uses Python you ask? Easy! This Year: https://us.pycon.org/2013/sponsors/ Last Year: https://us.pycon.org/2012/sponsors/ And I've got about 14 more pending for 2013 :) There's some big names there. I know there are more. Almos
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by jnoller 14y ago
I agree that the issue w/ international payouts needs to be resolved; this is a known bug. But speaking as a "first world programmer" ( https://www.gittip.com/jnoller/ ) the money from Gittip I have gotten has already made a huge differen
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by jnoller 14y ago
As always and forever, I am around to field questions - and I am sure other Python/PyCon people are as well.
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PyCon 2013: Only 24 days left to submit talk and tutorial proposals(pycon.blogspot.com)
49 points by jnoller 14y ago|1 comments
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by jnoller 14y ago
Speaking for direct personal experience: the Python community is amazingly generous. In some ways, more generous and giving and understandable than any other community I've been part of. Of course, I'm grossly biased[1], and have been ver
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by jnoller 14y ago
Like Alex, I replied elsewhere ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4439026 ) - I fall into both of your categories. However in the latter case (passionate individuals) there's a lot of work out there that doesn't fall into "cool new sexy
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by jnoller 14y ago
For me, personally, seeing gittip's come in is both a form of validation, and also at a certain point it can "free" me from the choice some of us who are full time employees, and then over-full time OSS/Community workers from having to deci
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by jnoller 14y ago
Nice. Make sure to come this year for sure - I guarantee it will be even more mind expanding.
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PyCon 2013 March 13-21, Santa Clara - Keynotes and more announced.(pycon.blogspot.com)
69 points by jnoller 14y ago|6 comments
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Stompy: The Giant, Rideable Walking Robot - Running Python(jessenoller.com)
1 points by jnoller 14y ago|0 comments
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by jnoller 14y ago
And while it looks like this has been flagged or moderated into exile, I'm (the conference chair) always around to answer questions
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Python.org Redesign Proposals due in 7 days(jessenoller.com)
52 points by jnoller 14y ago|11 comments
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by jnoller 14y ago
Missed: http://opensourcebridge.org/ http://www.blackgirlscode.com/ http://www.girlswhocode.com/
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by jnoller 14y ago
Other Python/Outreach/Education Resources: Python Core mentorship: http://pythonmentors.com/ PSF Outreach and Education committee: http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/outreach-and-educati... - this is meant to help identify groups/e
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by jnoller 14y ago
As a conference organizer for PyCon, I wrote a piece on this last year when the same types of questions arose from a series of Node/JS/Ruby conferences (Non-Profit/Community Python conferences did not, as far as I know, spark the debate).
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by jnoller 14y ago
It doesn’t matter what community he is part of, nor who he is. He’s a hacker, a father of two beautiful girls and a husband. He’s being robbed of his life, and his daughters robbed of their father. What matters is we can help. All of
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by jnoller 14y ago
While it's commonly biased towards more OSS, we have gladly accepted talks on a wide variety of software/topics including compelling closed-source solutions and services. So yes, please submit a talk - just remember to be detailed and compe
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by jnoller 14y ago
Thank you: And it really is a team effort - without all of the volunteers, including myself PyCon wouldn't be possible.
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by jnoller 14y ago
And, as always I am around to answer any questions as the conference chair.

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