Sadly I fear it is a very tough time in the market for anyone looking
for work now. Anyone else finding the same?
Half our business is consulting - writing reports for people - and to
be honest just about every client who had a project planned found
their own businesses grinding to a halt in Apr
On Wed, 6 Feb 2019 at 16:19, Dave C wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Many Python developers have the need for JavaScript at some point or other so
> I thought I'd share a link to my project. It's a series of code snippets
> intended as a quick read when returning to JavaScript, and many of the
> peculiarities
On 26 September 2017 at 18:38, wrote:
> our front end is in Elm
I'm impressed. I'd love to hear more about how that's going, if you
don't mind sharing general experience...
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On 27 July 2017 at 15:33, S Walker wrote:
> I suspect malicious phone-home (and other deliberately malicious security)
> stuff would be very difficult to automatically test for
Presumably you want to spy on outbound network activity from your test
machine, rather than analysing code?
- Andy
Are you sure that their test infrastructure was behaving correctly?
Is it widely used, day in day out, by thousands, and known to be
reliable? Did your colleagues all brag "no problem"? Or is it
possible that the whole execution framework threw a momentary wobbly
while trying to load up some larg
What kind of tasks do you want them to be able to perform? On what
OS? Will they interact with version control?
As we all know, Python tends to "get out of the way", but learning
IDEs and coding habits takes a while, and learning libraries and
frameworks takes a lifetime.It's very different
On 15 February 2017 at 22:06, Tom Wright wrote:
> The treasury places internal fraud detection and money-laundering detection
> responsibilities on financial organisations (hence your bank asking you
> three items proving your identify and then refusing to open an account when
> you only have two)
Not entirely sure where the "counter terrorism" bit comes in
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On 8 December 2016 at 09:29, James Broadhead wrote:
> Personally, I'd be in favour of #2 - it allows the community to promote
> positions internally, but avoids recruiter-mails which seem to trigger so
> much ire.
It seems to me that the real issue was a tiny number of list members
being rude to
On 7 December 2016 at 16:14, S Walker wrote:
> Darth SW
Hey, Darth, fancy being our Brexit negotiator? Or military liaison to
the US of A?
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It would actually be quite a good Mailman feature to be able to put a
user "on watch" for N days, and prepend a first line to their messages
henceforth saying "The
Inquisition is watching this user. They need to mind their manners".
The 10 minute sin-bin works better in sports than red cards.
Hmmm. Seems eminently feasible.
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On 7 December 2016 at 13:52, Steve Holden wrote:
> Me least of all. Had I been consulted I would have said that I am not a
> suitable person to be enforcing CoCs and (in case you didn't get the message
> earlier) I agree with Andy that the Python CoC will suffice.
It was an attempt at a joke. "Y
On 7 December 2016 at 13:36, Thomas Kluyver wrote:
> Give the inquisition the power to restrict someone's use of language
> features. For instance, in a relatively mild incident, the heretic may
> be banned from using for loops for a month, and have to emulate them
> using while instead.
Hmm. Me
I believe I am one of the original founding list admins, after 20-odd
years. Sadly, the other, John Pinner, has passed away.
I therefore decree, as self-appointed "Benevolent Dictator for List",
that the Python CoC established by Steve Holden IS the official Code
of Conduct, and must be respected
On 6 December 2016 at 12:58, Steve Holden wrote:
>
>
> What's the principal principle to be observed in this principality?
Newton's "Principia", I would imagine
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On 6 December 2016 at 12:01, Nicholas H.Tollervey wrote:
> How do you know they don't want a philosopher/Pythonista..? Having
> principles is important y'know... ;-)
Yes, but if the job involves "engineering" peoples' principles, it's a
bit worrying.
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any infrastructure. So, thanks again?
Sorry to top post but anything else on my iPhone is a nightmarish ordeal.
Andy
On Saturday, 3 September 2016, Stestagg wrote:
>
>
> On Fri, Sep 2, 2016 at 7:57 PM Andy Robinson > wrote:
>
>
On 2 September 2016 at 20:18, Alistair Broomhead
wrote:
> It's also worth looking at circleci and buildbot, where the latter is run
> locally, which has its own pros and cons, and the former has had a lot of
> hype because of support for parallelism. Travis has good integration with
> slack though
Re-subjecting...
On 2 September 2016 at 19:30, Stestagg wrote:
> Hi Andy
>
> We use travis to build the site. You can see the travis yaml file and build
> scripts in our repo:
...
> If you can make your repo public, I would recommend travis as a great way to
> build your site.
We can
> If you've
Chris, thanks for pointing out the new job site, which I had not
really clocked.
I have a question about pythonjobs.github.io (assuming Steve Stagg
reads this list). I'm looking at Jekyll / GitHub Pages for a number
of static sites for sports clubs, where we need to get them up and
running but r
On 1 September 2016 at 22:49, Chris Withers wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> What's the current state of play with job ads and this list?
>
> Last I knew, they weren't allowed. Seems to be the majority of list content
> now...
Hi Chris,
A few years ago we discussed it and most people felt they were
harmless,
You can become Ricky Gervais...
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On 18 May 2016 at 15:52, Zeth wrote:
> My degrees are in econometrics and theology, and I also somehow found
> myself making a living from writing code. I know theology is much more
> practical than philosophy but I am sure the same logic applies*
There was a great Tim Ferriss podcast where he in
On 18 May 2016 at 14:18, Andy Robinson wrote:
> We need summer interns urgently..
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On 18 May 2016 at 10:59, John via python-uk wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> A philosopher friend of mine wants to transition into working as a software
ho did a PhD
> at UCL, and we regularly higher people from imperial.
I'm in touch with some people at UCL building bridges between their
data science department and the outside world. I'll ping my contact
there and ask...
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Thor
s secret key functionality,
> meaning that anyone can merge-request to the jobs site, but control of the
> templates, build logic, etc, is held in a more restricted repo.
>
> I was meaning to write up our repo/code structure at some point, so may do
> this when I'm back from
Salim, Hyde looks very impressive.
I've been helping a few small communities build sites with Jekyll and
GitHub Pages, where the page generation is done by GitHub after you
commit. Do you mind me asking what does this for Hyde? Is some agent
running somewhere else which updates all the pages and
Congratulations, Nicholas!
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You're right, a quick google says it has all changed since my fuzzy
memories of circa 2003...:
https://www.python.org/psf/membership/
Not sure I want to stump up $2000 now and get on the campaign trail,
I'd probably have to become an advocate for a move to Python 3, which
would involve fendin
pen mailing list at this
time, but if it goes ahead, I will
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finishes GCSEs in six weeks, at which point life
gets more manageable, and I hope to get out to a lot more community
events and conferences and start contributing again.So if you are
really keen to have an extra nomination I wouldn't mind, but I am not
going to press for it either.
Does anyone know what textbooks are being used for the new computing
GCSE, which apparently uses Python?
This must be the best opportunity ever for a few good Python authors
and for O'Reilly - or another publisher who beats them to it ;-)
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On 17 April 2015 at 12:56, SW wrote:
> It has
> Are you motivated by cost, adventure, or something else?
Maybe 20 uninterrupted hours to sort out some slides? ;-)
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I have never seen sites built, managed and hosted this way before. It's
brilliant! But where's the Python going to go? ;-)
I have to teach a bunch of schoolkids some basic web design this Easter
(front end only). We started off with concepts of version control, and I
was going to have to bamboo
le list, seems better than people accidentally sending private emails to
> everyone.
>
> Cheers,
> Sven
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I am sorry I can't be there, nor have I been at any recent EuroPython,
but as a genera
On 28 August 2014 12:15, Harry Percival wrote:
> Totally over being embarrassed about book signings now. Nope, not
> embarrassing at all. Book signings, I'm a real author, I do 'em, sure.
> N problem.
The champagne lifestyle and all the groupies take some getting used
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On 9 September 2013 19:53, Russel Winder wrote:
> The licence statement has to be in each and every individual file since
> in UK and USA law each file is deemed a separate work.
>
Russel, thanks. That's interesting.
The practical issue is "how not to forget over time". A test in a
test suite,
On 9 September 2013 14:18, Jonathan Hartley wrote:
> They'd like me to include a license and copyright info in every source file
> (including empty __init__.py files).
I have had this with big companies before, long ago. It may actually
be sufficient to have one line saying something like...
"C
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> Also, question for django people: static files, as collected by "manage.py
> collectstatic": in the repo, or not?
No. It's a deployment step.
It's REALLY useful to have a small set of "functional tests" which can
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r development,
> testing or disaster recovery
> - so that you can smash and rebuild a compromised or faulty machine without
> wasting time
> - so that you can deploy a dozen times a day and get features or fixes into
> the hands of your users
>
>
> On 17 May 2013 15:39, M.-A.
Speaking as a relatively obsolete dinosaur, I would suggest that if
you are going to discuss specific deployment practices, you start with
the most fundamental ones: SSH, the unix shell and so on.
We have had issues over the years with people coming in and
introducing sexy new deployment tools, b
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- first company based entirely on Python software, 2000 onwards,
evangelising the use of the language in UK etc etc
- 'chaired' UK Python Conference (albeit as a track somewhat under the
radar within the ACCU, but I can downplay) for about 5 years from 2002
on
On 3 January 2013 17:07, Jon Ribbens wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 03, 2013 at 04:41:27PM +, Antonio Cavallo wrote:
>> like this?
>>
>> http://www.easypolls.net/poll.html?p=50e5b456e4b04de5024a
>
> I don't want either of those options, I want the proper, standard
> list behaviour, which is "Reply-T
On 3 January 2013 11:57, Jonathan Lange wrote:
>
> http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html makes a compelling case
> for choosing 'reply to sender' over 'reply to the list'.
>
Yes, I think the mailman user interface points to this article as well
and recommends the default of 'reply to sen
te to change it.
In the light of this morning's, er, entertainment, are the Python
developers on this list (well, all but one of them...) happy with the
way it currently works?
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Russel, I actually had a read of the Equality and Diversity Act 2010.
It defines seven "protected characteristics": age, disability, gender
reassignment, race, religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation,
marriage and civil partnership and pregnancy and maternity.
I cannot find anything in it to
airly small business, we have enough 'old hands' already,
and we are mostly looking for people earlier in their careers
3. We are not looking for any one person with all of those skills,
just saying that those are all skills of interest.
4. Everything is negotiable
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On 11 December 2012 11:45, Matt Hamilton wrote:
> We just submitted a job ad to a University placement scheme site and there
> was a whole load of info there about what you can and can't say. e.g. you
> couldn't ask for someone 'energetic' as it implied ageism. *facepalm* I
> remember a while b
On 11 December 2012 10:51, Andy Robinson wrote:
> We are looking for people who are smart, get
> things done and are good team players.
For all employers out there my HR guru goes to all the seminars
on employment law, and is very current on what we can and cannot do.
She has told m
27;t have a CV up to date but are interested, please drop a
note anyway as we will be interviewing before Christmas.
Strictly no agencies, please. We will only talk to direct applicants.
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the interfaces
problem. Big hairy corporate systems are often broken down now into
reasonable sized chunks that POST and GET to each other, so you don't
need quite so many layers and adapters in the code of any one of them.
Just my grumpy-old-man 2p worth.
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enue suggestions also gratefully accepted...
This could be highly relevant for us and of my clients. Possibly 5
people from us if the timing is right.
Regrettably we don't have physical space for it right now (and are way
outside the centre of London)
-
On 20 December 2010 14:43, wrote:
> Sadly I only got paid for some of it. The invoices are generated in Python
> though.
PDFs from ReportLab, I hope and trust? ;-)
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As an attempt to generate some content and balance out the "jobs" discussion
Why don't a few people here tell us what they got up to this year?
Neat projects at work, things you learned about Python in 2010, things
you've been playing with
I'm having a mad day but will try to post mine to
On 20 December 2010 08:05, Simon Brunning wrote:
> On 20 December 2010 01:19, Patrick Dempster
> wrote:
>> Perhaps its time for the list admin's, start blocking those who post these
>> "job" adverts? python jobs I can sort of understand but this is getting
>> silly.
Or, we could take another ta
en here has worried me
on that front), people reply with a '-1'; and if we get more than half
a dozen the moderators can contact that recruiter and ask them nicely
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under their desk!
The bigger question is whether all this horsepower ultimately leads to
better investment performance. I will stay out of that one ;-)
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2009/10/19 Anand Kumria :
>> Would anybody have a spare invite then? To h.due...@gmail if possible.
> Likewise if anyone else has a spare invite.
Me too please!andy at rep*rtlab d*t c*m
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2009/5/8 Alec Muffett :
> I am eagerly
> waiting for a DJUGL or similar event down in my area
The people who attend these things are probably going to be
in detox for a while after this week's EuroDjangoCon in Prague -
I dread to think how much beer went down there
In fact if you can catch a
2009/5/7 Shaun Laughey :
> Hi Andy didn't you start a while ago?
We've dabbled and done a private port of the open source
toolkit using 2-to-3, which sort of works except that PIL
is not yet available for 3.0 and that's a major issue for
many users. We also build a ton of solutions on
Django. S
2009/5/7 John Pinner :
> But if you are developing new software you should be using Python 3,
> ready for when it becomes the default in Linux distributions (already
> it is, in Ubuntu 9.04).
I just did a clean install of Ubuntu desktop 9.04 2 days ago, and
typing 'python' brings up 2.6.2.I ha
#x27;d like to know more, please just call or email me.
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p.s. Ditto about agencies. Our staff are trained to screen out agency
cal
2008/4/29 John Pinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> We've certainly trained people like this, ie intelligent
> non-developers, and it's never been a problem. Much easier to train
> than non-intelligent developers.
Get that off to comp.lang.python quick, it must be a QOTW ;-)
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> Well then hello both Tim & Michael. What are the toics for tomorrow's
> meeting Tim?
It was last night while this thread was going on. Several mini talks
at Thoughtworrks office, very well attended, I skipped the pub
afterwards but at least 30 people headed that way...
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On 09/10/2007, Simon Brunning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just a reminder - the London Python meetup is on for tomorrow evening.
> I have Tim Golden down to tell us about WMI, Andy Robinson to talk
> about "personalised publishing" using Django, plus quickies from Giles
platform,
which would give me an excuse to share tips/tricks/headaches on web
frameworks and content management as well as ReportLab's document
generation tools.
Fairly high "wow" factor and lots of pics of tropical beaches, could
be as technical or not as you like ;-)
Andy Robinson,
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On 14/06/07, David Irvine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I hope this is not perceived as a bad thing to do in this list - if it
> is sorry in advance.
I think it's a perfect thing to do on this list. I'm overemployed
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On 04/05/07, Michael Grazebrook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Green light for us giving a Python lecture - and possibly more - at the IET.
Well done Michael!
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On 19/04/07, Michael Foord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Simon Brunning wrote:
> > http://announce.londonpython.org.uk/2007/04/19/snap-python-meetup/
> >
> >
> Sounds great. I *might* be able to make it, depending on book pressures...
>
Ditto (ex
> WE Can act fast enough! A speaker cancelled for the 11th April.
Michael, I'd love to help with a talk, but am travelling at that time.
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Michael Grazebrook wrote:
> @Tim
> Nobody has volunteered off-line. I reckon you volunteered! Thanks. I'm
> going to try to persuade Andy Robinson to do 10 minutes if I can, but
> he's on holiday this week.
Oi. It's a BUSINESS TRIP. Never mind that I am with the
> I start there on Monday, so I'll see if I can make something happen. ;-)
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Michael Foord wrote:
> There are lots of banks, hedge funds and other companies that now
> develop with Python. It would be nice to find a way of reaching them
> (and finding out what they would like to learn about). Perhaps spamming
> all the London companies that advertise on the Python job bo
lks, and on what?
- who'd bring colleagues along?
- any thoughts on format, target audience and so on
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I just spoke to John Pinner at Clocksoft on the phone - he's been off
email for a couple of days and hasn't seen this thread. He and others
in the Midlands have been planning a UK event for a long time, and have
venues lined up at around the same time - September (!). There is a
meeting of som
> I'm not sure August is actually the best time for people in the UK either -
> since so many people go away then. My feeling is that the best time would be
> sometime in early September - either 1/2 Sept or 8/9th Sept.
>
+1. Especially after August.
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>> Oh is this the IronPython book? Cool :)
>>
>>
> Yup. Just completed the first draft of chapter 2. Already behind
> schedule. :-)
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Tim Golden wrote:
> My many apologies to the denizens of the
> python-uk mailing list. I went on leave just
> as my company changed name, and I didn't
> realize they were going to send out an
> irritating reply to any incoming emails.
>
> I've unsubscribed from that address now,
> so sorry again f
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165 The Broadway, London SW 19 1NE, Unite Kingdom
tel +44-20-8544
Very sorry I won't be able to make this one - a real pity as I have a
bunch of questions for Mr. Huggins, but probably a relief for him ;-)
- Andy Robinson
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