It was super fun putting together this talk and resource on solving the mystery of the disappearing class snake 🐍, using Python in Excel!
17.09.2025 08:04 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0It was super fun putting together this talk and resource on solving the mystery of the disappearing class snake 🐍, using Python in Excel!
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The SydPy June meet up is nearly here!
Two amazing speakers, @jackreichelt.bsky.social and @mangopdf.bsky.social! (Only a bit biased)
Hope you can join us
🗓️ 5.30pm for a 6pm start, Thursday 26 June
🍕 Light refreshments 🍻
📍 Near Wynyard (address given on rego)
🎟️ Make sure to register lu.ma/jgxieqzz
I'm hyped for the Sydney Python meetup in a week. Rego is here if you're keen lu.ma/jgxieqzz for 2 great speakers, pizza, and drinks! Doors open 5.30pm, 6pm start.
Talk Info:
👀 Graphing when your Facebook friends are awake, Alex Hope
🔬 Inside SciPy; Optimising Scientific Python, Kai Striega
It absolutely rules, and I say this with all sincerity, that Australia has dozens of minor parties with increasingly specific purposes. We could have a party of like “this one sheep Nelly needs a shave” and it’d a) not break the system and b) probably get some votes.
Preferential voting rules.
Join the casual re-birth of this community - whether you use Python every day, you enjoy the occasional dabble, or you have future Python aspirations!
Technical sessions will start up in May. 💻🐍 Stay tuned for chances to learn and to speak. Follow us on Luma to get updates.
Hey Sydney-siders who like Python 🐍🏖️! We're rebooting Sydney Python Thursday night!
Join chill social gathering at a pub near Wynyard next Thursday for the launch of the new SydPy lu.ma/ffmm65w2!
If you're keen, please register so we can make an accurate booking.
So glad you (and the rest of the amazing GPN friend squad) were there for this win! I couldn't do it without you! 💚💚💚
28.03.2025 22:23 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
If you're concerned about dependency security and want to become more concerned, @nickyr.bsky.social is the person to see!
A lot of great tips on how to become more vigilant. Or if you want to really minimise your vulnerability surface, a piece of free advice: "don't write software".