On Tue, 21 Dec 2010, Matt Hamilton wrote:
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And then re-running the tests from the same python prompt that was open
just before I wrote that email and I now have the 100ms delay back
again... yet not still in ab. Quitting and starting a new python process
and I still have the delay.
I gue
On 21 December 2010 18:09, Michael Foord wrote:
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> On 21 December 2010 14:56, Jonathan Hartley wrote:
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>> On 21/12/2010 14:45, Michael Foord wrote:
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>>> my favourites being contextlib.ContextDecorator
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>> I didn't know that had your fingerprints on it! Nice one - I love this and
>> use
On 21 December 2010 17:10, Javier Llopis wrote:
> > 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
On 21 December 2010 14:56, Jonathan Hartley wrote:
> On 21/12/2010 14:45, Michael Foord wrote:
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>> my favourites being contextlib.ContextDecorator
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>
> I didn't know that had your fingerprints on it! Nice one - I love this and
> use it all the time.
>
>
It came out of the pattern used in mock
On 21/12/2010 15:33, Jonathan Hartley wrote:
> a wargame
Hey. What sort of game? 2d? Turn-based? Hex tiles? Or what? And are
you using Pygame or pyglet or something else?
It's using PyGame. 2D, solitaire, turn-based, irregular area maps (sort
of like Hearts of Iron II), with a bit of politics
> 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 have automated an ill-thought proces
These aren't really off topic since we do everything in Python, so a lot
of Python is involved. They aren't coder jobs though ;)
We're looking for SysAdmins:
http://www.isotoma.com/vacancies/system-administrators
And we're looking for a Head of QA:
http://www.isotoma.com/vacancies/head-of-qual
> a wargame
Hey. What sort of game? 2d? Turn-based? Hex tiles? Or what? And are you
using Pygame or pyglet or something else?
On 21/12/2010 15:25, John Chandler wrote:
On 20/12/2010 12:18, Andy Robinson wrote:
Why don't a few people here tell us what they got up to this year?
Neat projects
On 20/12/2010 12:18, Andy Robinson wrote:
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
It's been an interesting year in Python for me. The London dojos have
been fantastic -
On 21/12/2010 14:45, Michael Foord wrote:
my favourites being contextlib.ContextDecorator
I didn't know that had your fingerprints on it! Nice one - I love this
and use it all the time.
Jonathan
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Hello all,
I started the year working for a German firm writing web applications
with Django on the server and Silverlight on the front end. The front
end application (about 20 000 lines) was written entirely in IronPython
and running in the browser. Communication with django was almost
exclu
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 12:18 PM, Andy Robinson wrote:
> 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 have worked this year on a web based data quality system written
en
Hi Guys,
Obviously I went to lots of London Python dojos... It's nice to see that
the format is being used for other languages too (I know of at least
Clojure and Scala dojos and plans for an Erlang one). We managed to
finish our adventure game and plans are afoot for a new Pygame based
project (s
I've been parsing government data with BeautifulSoup and Scraperwiki, and
working on visualising it with NetworkX and Matplotlib.
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On 20/12/2010 16:51, Matt Hamilton wrote:
On 20 Dec 2010, at 15:41, Jonathan Hartley wrote:
clients with extremely large spreadsheets (which take hours to recalculate on
Excel)
*shudder*
But that is what makes what you have done even more amazing :) I'm pretty sure
spreadsheets of that level
I haven't done much python this year, but had a great time at Europython and
the London dojo. As I speak, a couple of days using jython for websphere
automation awaits...
On 21 December 2010 12:22, Matthew Turnbull wrote:
> For a while now I've been interested in sports / games 'ratings'
> syste
On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 10:39:23AM +, Matt Hamilton wrote:
> And then re-running the tests from the same python prompt that was
> open just before I wrote that email and I now have the 100ms delay
> back again... yet not still in ab. Quitting and starting a new
> python process and I still have
For a while now I've been interested in sports / games 'ratings'
systems. Some years back I collected results from weekly football
games and wanted a way to score individual players from team score
results (the teams change each week) - ultimately I wanted to help
pick balanced teams). This year I
Hey ya,
Enjoyed many London python dojos... and learnt a number of little tips from
there, and met a bunch of london python people. That was probably the
highlight of 2010 python involvement for me.
Started writing a shit JavaScript interpreter (very early stages). ** Wrote
a minimal new content
On 21 Dec 2010, at 10:29, Matt Hamilton wrote:
> I then have a similar issue for the request I mentioned in this thread, that
> happens to be cached by varnish. If I then disable delayed acks on the OSX
> box running the python tests, that speeds up again and I lose the 100ms extra
> latency a
Bit of this year and last...
We have a 3rd-party COTS Helpdesk system with a woeful desktop
interface and a naive [and that's being charitable] email ingest
mechanism. All the data's stored in a SQL Server and is fairly
clearly two different apps bolted together...
A few years ago I knocked up a
On 20 Dec 2010, at 16:26, Doug Winter wrote:
> Matt Hamilton wrote:
>> I'm off to go dig in the urllib code and see if I can see anything
>> there. I'm wondering if urllib is taking some time to process the
>> data after it receives it before doing anything.
>>
>> This is on OSX, but I'm going t
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