SyPy February 6th - Registration and call for speakers open

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Roger Barnes

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Jan 14, 2014, 7:13:20 AM1/14/14
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http://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/sypy-feb-6th-sydney-python-talks-tba-tickets-9971632421

We are always looking for new and interesting speakers for Python events. If you've done something with python you want to share, signup now!

SyPy: Sydney Python Users group meetup


15min talks are:

  • Beginners Talk: TBA
  • Advanced Talk: TBA
  • Something different Talk: TBA
  • + lightning talks. (Sign up now)

Beer, Soft-drinks & Pizza provided by Atlassian

6:00: Mingle/eat at Atlassian Offices (Level 6/341 George St)

6:30: 2-3 short talks. 

8:30: Lightning talks (sign up, or just bring a 5min talk along)

9:00: SyPy After Party is at The Occidental Hotel (York st, opposite Wynard Park)

Location: http://goo.gl/maps/60BTd - Enter building from plaza/side street, not George St

Samuel Marks

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Jan 15, 2014, 3:35:32 AM1/15/14
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Thanks for the advert,

Been a while since my last talk; would be happy to give the feature/keynote with:

Title: "Unprotected premature optimisation: dislocated SOCKET streaming"
Subtitle: "Intermixing high-performance C++11 with Python to avoid gevent and other GIL workaround hacks"

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Steven Joseph

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Jan 15, 2014, 6:15:12 AM1/15/14
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Hi,

I would like to share my bit of knowledge and have a discussion about asynchronous I/O in Python 3 (pep:3156).

Title: Hitchhikers guide to asynchronous I/O in Python 3
Subtitle: kicking around with the new asyncio(aka tulip) and aiohttp modules to make a simple web framework, introducing 'yield from' syntax (pep380)

Recommended skillz: intermediate-advanced

Steven Joseph

Roger Barnes

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Jan 15, 2014, 8:13:42 PM1/15/14
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We're in the rare but delightful situation of more talks proposed than slots for Feb. I'll get in contact with everyone soon once I've balanced the topic coverage and checked who can do theirs another month.

Thanks all,
Roger

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