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IT'S TODAY! 🐍 🇨🇦
Join us this evening at the @PyLadiesToronto November event, to learn all about the decisions and challenges involved in moving from multiple code repositories to a monorepo!
See you at 6 pm!
Details: meetup.com/PyLadies-Toronto/…
IT'S TODAY! 🐍 🇨🇦
Join us this evening at the @PyLadiesToronto November event, to learn all about the decisions and challenges involved in moving from multiple code repositories to a monorepo!
See you at 6 pm!
Details: meetup.com/PyLadies-Toronto/…
🐍🐍🐍 Our November event is TOMORROW!
See you at 6 pm, PyLadies! 👩💻
meetup.com/PyLadies-Toronto/…
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🐍 Hey PyLadies!
Our November event is just a week away! 🎉
Join us on Tuesday, November 9 at 6 pm EST for another talk by PyLady Jessica David on monorepos!
All details here: meetup.com/PyLadies-Toronto/…
🐍 Hey PyLadies!
Our November event is just a week away! 🎉
Join us on Tuesday, November 9 at 6 pm EST for another talk by PyLady Jessica David on monorepos!
All details here: meetup.com/PyLadies-Toronto/…
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Toronto Data Workshop hosts @tegan_maharaj ( @UofTInfoFaculty @TorontoSRI @VectorInst ) on some practical directions for responsible AI development. Tomorrow at noon (ET). All welcome: forms.gle/sXbEixoa1iJR4Q7A8 or DM for Zoom details.
ALT A white slide, with dark text that lists the Toronto Data Workshop speakers. The one for this week - Tegan Maharaj - is highlighted in yellow. The rest of it is just logos - Toronto Data Workshop; Faculty of Information; Department of Statistical Sciences; CANSSI Ontario; and Massey College. The Massey College one is apparently controversial as it's a series of coloured, overlapping, rectangles, having been recently changed from a more traditional shield style logo.
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Currently hanging out (virtually) with @PyLadiesToronto for their Summer Social + Best of PyCon 2021 meetup. Come join! I'll be doing a Q&A for PyCon talk later.
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📣 TOMORROW: Our Best of PyCon event and Summer Social! 🐍🌻
Check out this tiny sneak peek of our full event space!
Join us at 6 PM EDT this Wednesday! 🎉
meetup.com/PyLadies-Toronto/…
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It’s #WorldRefugeeDay!
🏠Today, we’re starting our search for #VacanciesForRefugees in Toronto and invite landlords to join our Refugee Housing Network🇨🇦
Read more about how you can help refugees start their new lives in Canada here: techfugees.com/all_news/%f0%…
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Sharing a🧵of data/tech fellowships - if you want to apply skills learned in a bootcamp or classroom - these are great opportunities & they are paid!💲Also a great part-time opportunity for many looking to pivot!
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Today is the last day to submit nominations for a seat on @ThePSF Board of Directors. Nominations can be added via: python.org/nominations/elect….
Today is also the last day to become a voting member in order to receive a ballot in June.
More about the role: discuss.python.org/t/interes…
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Tonight! We launch in less than two hours!
Everyone and anyone welcome.
We're baaack! Join @AmyBihari and I at @CivicTechTO on May 18th as we take you on a magical journey through AI and Ontario's second @opengovpart action plan! Don't miss it! meetup.com/Civic-Tech-Toront…
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The PSF is featured in a Humble Book Bundle alongside the NoStarch Foundation! Check out all the titles available here: humblebundle.com/books/learn…. Proceeds are donated to the PSF! You can customize where your money goes by clicking on the "Choose where your money goes" section!
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Nominations for @ThePSF board are open & can be added via: python.org/nominations/elect…. Nominations close on May 31st AoE - that is also the last day to become a voting member in order to receive a ballot in June.
More about the role: discuss.python.org/t/interes…
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Sometimes it is easy to forget that just as recently as 2015 there were NO women in the CPython core team.
@mariatta's talk "Oops! I Became an Open Source Maintainer!" reminds us that PyCons around the world play a crucial role in growing and diversifying our community. 💗
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.@takarasmall, founder of @VentureKidsCan, is holding a year-long Wikipedia edit challenge with her community to amplify Canadian women and Black, Indigenous and people of colour communities in tech.
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Would you like your #PyConUS t-shirt to ship before the conference? If so, today is the final day to order. Head over to your dashboard, bit.ly/3amh92a to access the store. If you don't see it register to attend the conference and it will show. 🎩 🐇 😃
The PyCon US schedule is up!
Which talks are you most looking forward to, PyLadies?
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🐍 👁️ 🔍 TAKE A L👀 K 🔎 👓 🐍
The #PyConUS schedule has posted! Read our blog post for details along with some special shout outs and information on ordering t-shirts outside of North America bit.ly/31I8Rwo
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Last Chance! The 2021 NumFOCUS Community Survey closes TODAY - Give your response:
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🐍 In case you missed our March talk night:
Here's Jessica David, Security Data Engineer at @elastic, giving an excellent talk on the successes, failures, tooling decisions, and philosophical debates of moving from multiple repositories to a monorepo!
youtu.be/M-RLZHJWHUM