It's at 5:45 pm next Monday.
Here's a link to the Meetup:
http://meetu.ps/e/FGkZP/xmLVY/a
> On 3 Dec 2018, at 6:51 pm, Santosh Krishna Madhamshetty
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Could you please let me know the time on 17th December.
>
> Thank you
>
>> On Mon., 3 Dec. 2018, 1:27 pm Ed Schofield > Hi
Hi,
Could you please let me know the time on 17th December.
Thank you
On Mon., 3 Dec. 2018, 1:27 pm Ed Schofield Hi all!
>
> A reminder that we'll have our next meeting of the Melbourne Python user
> group on Monday 17th December (not tonight).
>
> We have one confirmed talk and we're looking f
Hi all!
A reminder that we'll have our next meeting of the Melbourne Python user
group on Monday 17th December (not tonight).
We have one confirmed talk and we're looking for one more. Please let me
know if you'd like to give a talk!
We are also looking for speakers for 2019! We'll revert to our
for pizza?
> Cheers
> Peter
>
> From: melbourne-pug
> on behalf of Ed Schofield
> Reply-To: Melbourne Python Users Group
> Date: Thursday, 15 November 2018 at 2:38 pm
> To: Melbourne Python Users Group
> Subject: [melbourne-pug] Next Python meeting - tonight - 17 Hard
Python Users Group
Subject: [melbourne-pug] Next Python meeting - tonight - 17 Hardware Lane
Hi all!
A reminder that we'll have our next meeting of the Melbourne Python user group
tonight, Thursday 15th November. We've got these two talks planned:
1. Janis Lesinskis: How CPython manage
Hi all!
A reminder that we'll have our next meeting of the Melbourne Python user
group tonight, Thursday 15th November. We've got these two talks planned:
*1. Janis Lesinskis: How CPython manages internal memory*
Janis will give an overview of how Python objects end up represented in
memory. Thi
Hi all!
Due to the Cup Day long weekend, we have rescheduled our next meeting of
the Melbourne Python user group to Thursday 15th November. We've got these
two talks planned:
*1. Janis Lesinskis: How CPython managers internal memory*
*2. Nathan Faggian: Google Cloud ML*
More details to follow!
Hi everyone!
We will have our next meeting of the Melbourne Python User Group next week, on
Monday 6 March. We are still looking for speakers for the event. If you would
like to give a talk on Monday evening (or a future meetup in 2017), please
email me or the mailing list!
Have you been using
Hi everyone!
We are looking forward to the next Melbourne Python User Group meeting this
evening.
We'll have these presentations:
• Justin Barton: Introduction to Pandas
• Ed Schofield: What's New in Python 3.6
• Lightning talks: 2 x 5-minute slots
followed by general announcements and pizza.
Hi everyone!
We are looking forward to the next monthly Python meeting on Monday evening.
The main presentation will be given by Linus Chang, a veteran tech entrepreneur
in Melbourne. He will be demonstrating the Scram encrypted filesystem (written
in Python) for his new Melbourne-based startup
Ben Finney writes:
> I have recently read a short book, of good general interest to Python
> programmers.
For those who enjoyed the presentation, “How to Make Mistakes in Python”
http://www.oreilly.com/programming/free/how-to-make-mistakes-in-python.csp>
by Mike Pirnat is worth getting from O'Re
Hi everyone!
Good news :-) ... One of our cancelled speakers has now come back with a
generous offer to give his talk anyway (in slightly abbreviated form). Even
better, we now also have three other inspired souls who have volunteered to
give short talks (about 10-15 minutes each). So it should
Thanks Ben! Whew!
IF no one else has a talk to volunteer, I'll do a "live hacking" of putting
up a package on PyPI *and* conda-forge. This is not a live demo, but a live
*hack*, meaning I won't have something prepared. We'll figure it out
together. It's my second time doing this, so at least I kno
Ed Schofield writes:
> Does anyone have a talk they'd like to present on Monday (7 Nov), and
> save the day?! There should be a good turnout according to the Meetup
> page numbers!
I have recently read a short book, of good general interest to Python
programmers.
I could present essentially by
Hi all!
In the last 48 hours both of our confirmed speakers for Monday have asked to
cancel.
Does anyone have a talk they'd like to present on Monday (7 Nov), and save the
day?! There should be a good turnout according to the Meetup page numbers!
Cheers,
Ed
--
Dr. Edward Schofield
Python
Hi everyone!
We're looking forward to our next Python meeting on Monday 7th November.
(Please note that we've had to cancel the October meeting.)
When: 5.45pm for 6pm, Monday 7th November
Where: VLSCI Seminar Room, Ground Floor, 700 Swanston Street, Carlton
How to get there: Take a tram 5-10 m
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