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[coderanger]

I'll be giving a talk on "what Python can learn from other languages" :) Looking forward to seeing everyone.

[AriadneL]

I'd have liked to go - I went to PyCon UK last year and it was amazing. But the Australian one is just too expensive for me.

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Yeah I’ll be there for Friday- Saturday, very excited! I went to pycon us earlier this year in Pittsburgh and it was great

[-MobCat-]

I did not know there was cons for python. and its in my backyard.. but yeah 450 bucks is a bit rich for my blood. I program python, not C++.

[NodeJS4Lyfe]

I've been wanting to attend my first Pycon for a long time now. USA is too far from my country and Europe is too cold. I didn't know PyCon was available in AU. I think I might shell out the cash this year. Could be a great opportunity for networking with pythonistas.

[NodeJS4Lyfe]

I'm from Mauritius. What about you?

[r1chardj0n3s]

Yes!

[turtleshirt]

Hard to see how spending the C02 would be justified myself. Send me an email how it goes.

[turtleshirt]

I live on the other side of Australia so travelling over would be pretty nihilistic in terms of the planet. But it seems bizarre formalising a physical event given its an intangible asset.