calgary python user group

Hey, it looks like you're off to a great start with Python. Congratulations! 1. Using csv.reader

Hi guys, I was looking for a Pythoners group in Calgary and found this. But I noticed that the group

@all-pythoncalgary-lurkers Thanks for crawling out of your keyboards and into cyberspace ... lol The

Hi everyone, In anticipation of the main PyCon conference in Montreal in 2014 and 2015, a few

Did anyone from the Calgary area attend the recent Pycon? It looks like it was very good, based on

Hi all, this sounds interesting. I cc'd the clug lists as I believe their are pythoners lurking

Hi everybody, My name is Jason, I'm a developer at FreshBooks in Toronto (we're avid Python

> I'm looking for a Non-X 'gui', other than python-dialogue > (http://pythondialog.

PixBuffer Software is looking for Python/Django developers. This is a part-time contract position. We

For the past 13 months we've been working on a bleeding edge information & communication

Hi all I think Jerry covered most of the stuff we need to have down before sending the the sprint

I too had a solution to generate all the possible combinations, but it was a lot slower, especially

I doubt there is a meeting this Thursday ... unless someone else would like the pleasure of

Is there going to be a meeting this Thursday? Perhaps a puzzle and a pint? -Dafydd

There's no meeting on Thursday AFAIK. We're in a kind of holding pattern until the organizers

hello pythoners ... head's up ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Dave Nielsen <

I can't make a meeting tonight but can make one in December. Ralph Boland

I would love to have another meeting soon. As far as I know, there is no intention to organize one

What! But today is my Birthday. I was considering going wild and perhaps having a full beer! Oh well,

Just a confirmation that our next meeting will be in September ... we're taking the summer off. I

I think a structured event and perhaps a change of venue would attract more people. For example, I

> print plctime(*UTCFromGps(1587, 259197.00, leapSecs=14)) > Yep that works, thanks.... why

Also, there's always the Python User Group meetings - fun /and/ educational. -Dafydd On Tue, Jun

David, I thought Paul's Python Paradox article spot on. http://www.paulgraham.com/pypar.html I

My main use of decorators has been with generators/iterators. I often use a fancier version (ie with

> Why not just open the serial device and read and write to it? You could do > away with

Hello all, I've got a bunch of projects on the go that I can't seem to keep up with.

So just a reminder, there is no meeting at Arusha tonight. However, it looks like Dafydd and Jerry

I came across Simon's email from Sept 2009. I had the same problem. Here is the solution: http://

Wow. This turned out to be a really funny afterthought. My thinking was converting strings to