>Maybe another purpose of the list could be to come up with ideas. I've been
>something of a fan of Seth Godin in the past, and particularly his suggestion
>that it's best to give ideas away because anybody half-way creative has so
>many they can never implement more than a tenth of them.
Ha ha
On Mon, Oct 10, 2016 at 8:27 PM, Chalmer Lowe
wrote:
> Actually kinda nice to see this mailing list spring to some sort of life.
>
> I have been weighing my options in terms of trying to author something
> Python related, but the subject matter is escaping me. Every time I come
> across a topic t
If you feel like you have a unique take on it, I recommend exploring options
with other publishing houses. If a topic is interesting enough, having
competing books on the market isn’t a bad thing. Look at how many “learn to
program” books there are, for example.
> On Oct 10, 2016, at 3:27 PM, C
Actually kinda nice to see this mailing list spring to some sort of life.
I have been weighing my options in terms of trying to author something
Python related, but the subject matter is escaping me. Every time I come
across a topic that seems like a winner, I find that book with some other
author
