> all of the responses on this list and even some to my personal email were
of a critical nature (concerning grammar, the sorts of questions and even
the point of such surveys).
Unrequested advice is the best form of advice...
I note that the survey helpfully provides a free-text field at the end
Algorithms questions are always fun. Quick time to answer before other
people!
You might be hitting problems with the "amortized part" if their code
didn't run for large enough n or used dumb special cases or bounds. They
may have (inadvertantly?) meant "realtime constant" (python lists
occasional
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).
Part of the justification for this anti money launderi
If people on the internet agree with you does it help you win arguments :),
if so you should definitely use linux...
One potentially interesting alternative is the UNIX implementation on
windows 10. I've no experience, but would be interested in others'
(including yours).
I would throw two additi
Perhaps replying immediately doesn't count as pause, but I hope this
constitutes thought.
I would make three points:
I. The tone of the response may in part be due to the recruitment topic
more than anything else. This is unfortunately a rather fraught subject.
Bulk recruitment ads are so common
Hey,
So there are a couple of python events that you could advertise at. The
python coding dojo is quite big, and if you contact ntoll or tom vines you
could probably get them to make an announcement for you. The django meet up
is also quite big.
It might also be worth scouring meetup.com (most g
Where are you getting your posters printed:
https://www.instantprint.co.uk/posters
On 6 Jun 2015 12:36, "Tom Wright" wrote:
> Hmmm... that means you can buy a television for the price of three
> posters
> On 6 Jun 2015 11:12, "Nicholas H.Tollervey" wrot
Hmmm... that means you can buy a television for the price of three
posters
On 6 Jun 2015 11:12, "Nicholas H.Tollervey" wrote:
> This is going to be a wonderful thing. I've always enjoyed the poster
> sessions at PyCon (US/NorthAmerica) and EuroPython. Glad to see it make
> an appearance at Py
I'd be keen!
On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 12:27 PM, Jonathan Hartley wrote:
> Definitely interested. I did attend, and have been catching up on videos
> of talks I missed ever since, but that's still six days worth of video to
> catch up on, so I'd way rather do some of it accompanied by discussion wi
