
Episode 2: python powered (the tale of the caret and the double-asterisk)
Apr 3, 2019 - 17:45
Radio and PodcastLive Radio & Podcasts
Episode 1 Postscript Show Notes : pythonoutloud.com/episode1postscript Thanks for the questions and feedback, and please keep them coming by tweeting at @PythonOutLoud ! While Episode 2 is incubating, this special postsc...
Episode 1 Postscript: more questions answered is an episode from Python Out Loud by Python Out Loud!. Episode 1 Postscript Show Notes : pythonoutloud.com/episode1postscript Thanks for the questions and feedback, and please keep them coming...
This episode belongs to Python Out Loud.
Use the player on this page to stream the episode online.
Published Mar 6, 2018, 15:16 long, audio available.
Episode 1 Postscript Show Notes : pythonoutloud.com/episode1postscript Thanks for the questions and feedback, and please keep them coming by tweeting at @PythonOutLoud ! While Episode 2 is incubating, this special postscript to Episode 1 answers more listener questions, discusses our Twitter giveaways, and boldly endures Isaiah's Star Trek references. PSA : The level of geek was a bit high in this episode, so we’ll share links in descending order of geekiness First off, we have the episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation Isaiah keeps referencing: Second, we have the closest attempt you'll ever hear of Isaiah not only reference, but almost singing, a pop song: This third link is a good example of the fun and challenges of balancing our podcast hobby and our day jobs: Not only are we oceans apart, we have to find time around our work! In this next case, though, it’s actually an exciting announcement for Kai Analytics’ Blockchain Project. Since everyone reads show notes from end to end, here's a slight tangent and a challenge: The first person to tweet at @PythonOutLoud with hashtag and the number of times Isaiah uses the word “poll(s)” in Episode 1 Postscript will win a special prize! In case you’re wondering what we’re talking about, this tweet gives some context: And if you're mathematically inclined, we recommend the Python statsmodels package for checking Isaiah's math: For something completely different, Podcast Init Episode 37 features interviews with the people behind the PEP process: As explained in the episode, they're especially fond of hiding references to British comedy troupe Month Python in Python documentation: In other words, SPAM! SPAM! SPAM! Stay tuned for our next episode, where we’ll discuss the Python Challenge . How far you can you get before Episode 2? Hey, no cheating! And no harming any snakes! This episode features the song "Happy Ukulele" by Scott Holmes and the songs "And So Then" and "Puzzle Pieces" by Lee Rosevere . If you’re still reading, there's a statistically significant chance you want to help us build a community and support our cause! If our prediction is correct, please visit pythonoutloud.com/donate . We want Python Out Loud to be community driven and non-profit oriented, which is why we pledge to be transparent and donate anything in excess of our operating expenses to the Python Software Foundation (PSF). For just $3, we'll even mail you a limited-edition Python Out Loud sticker!
You can listen to Episode 1 Postscript: more questions answered online on Radio and Podcast. Open the player on this page to stream the available audio.
Episode 1 Postscript: more questions answered is an episode from Python Out Loud by Python Out Loud!.
This episode is 15:16 long.
This episode was published on Mar 6, 2018.
Yes. Use the heart button on the episode page to add it to your favorite episodes list.
Yes. This page shows related episodes from Python Out Loud when more episodes are available from the podcast feed.
You can listen to Episode 1 Postscript: more questions answered on this page when the episode audio is available from the podcast feed.
Episode 1 Postscript: more questions answered is from Python Out Loud by Python Out Loud!.
Published Mar 6, 2018 and 15:16 long