jam-python
Re:iPad Pro 10.5 for Software Development
on Wednesday July 19, 2017 @09:37AM (#14804158)
I'm super interested in being able to do this. I love the idea of an nearly always on and connected device.
PyTennessee 2015 Feb 6-8th Call for Proposals Open
Next post on starting a conference... Proposals
Part 2: So you wanna start a conference... Money
Re:So you wanna start a conference...: In Da Beginning
on Friday February 28, 2014 @11:14AM (#7319594)
I'm gonna write a series of posts breaking down the chunks of the work and experiences. This is just the first.
PyTennessee Schedule Announced
Re:PyTennessee: Jessica McKellar Closing Keynote and Tickets on Sale
on Tuesday October 15, 2013 @11:42AM (#6553906)
Diverse is the general idea, we want to have talks on the wide area of things for which python is used and good general development talks as well. We are also striving to be an affordable alternative for those that can't make it to Montreal for PyCon this year for whatever reason. We'll never be on that level, but we're aspiring to be a nice regional supplement like PyOhio, PyTexas, PyCarolinas, or PyArkansas.
PyTennessee: Jessica McKellar Closing Keynote and Tickets on Sale
PyTennessee 2014 CFP 10/1/2013
AMA: Jesse Noller
Re:How Bitcoin Can Bring Down The United States Of America
on Tuesday June 04, 2013 @09:39AM (#5819310)
It's hard to see that Bitcoin itself could be the undoing, but there is potential now for disruption that hasn't existed prior. While I also feel the article is a ... umm a bit overboard. The root point is that it feels like it could be possible to shake the banking system a bit. That assumes that the banking system isn't manipulating Bitcoin for it's gain as well.
Re:The new Python Cookbook is out
on Wednesday May 29, 2013 @09:07AM (#5786025)
Just ordered this, based on the previous editions feedback.