Hello,
Thank you very much for accepting me as a member of your team! Python is the most beautiful, simple and complex language I ever knew, and it's an honor for me to help to make it better.
Just to give you an idea of how passionate I am about python, I'd like to tell you a short story. When I just started to work on PEP 362 with Brett and Larry, we had a few discussions of how things should be going and I promised them to draft a first version of the PEP and implementation by the end of the week. On Friday, I decided to make a surprise for my girlfriend and booked a weekend in Montreal, and in the morning of Saturday I woke up with a fever of 37 degrees. Well, it's just 37, I'll be OK by the time we drive there. Hell I was wrong. For two days, the only thing I was romantically attached to, was my bed in the hotel room. And midday of Sunday, I realized that I have a promise to fulfill. So here I was, sitting on the bed, with a fever of 39 degrees, with one eye closed, and the other one so filled with tears so I had to squish it to have a clear spot on the screen, working on that draft and writing unittests. All because I knew that while it'd be OK to wait a few days, we didn't actually have time for that, because the release was just around the corner, and every day was important.
So, again, thank you very much! I now have to break the buildbot I guess..
Yury
Welcome!
On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 6:42 PM, Zachary Ware <zachary.ware+pycommit@gmail.com> wrote:
Welcome, Yury!
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Hello Yury,
So here I was, sitting on the bed, with a fever of 39 degrees, with one eye closed, and the other one so filled with tears so I had to squish it to have a clear spot on the screen, working on that draft and writing unittests. All because I knew that while it'd be OK to wait a few days, we didn't actually have time for that, because the release was just around the corner, and every day was important.
Word has it that all great Python decisions were made either in a feverish or inebriated state :) Welcome aboard!
Regards
Antoine.
On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 10:38 AM, Antoine Pitrou <solipsis@pitrou.net>wrote:
Hello Yury,
So here I was, sitting on the bed, with a fever of 39 degrees, with one eye closed, and the other one so filled with tears so I had to squish it to have a clear spot on the screen, working on that draft and writing unittests. All because I knew that while it'd be OK to wait a few days, we didn't actually have time for that, because the release was just around the corner, and every day was important.
Word has it that all great Python decisions were made either in a feverish or inebriated state :) Welcome aboard!
Ah... now I understand how the for..else syntax made it into the language.
On 24 Jan 2014 02:32, "Yury Selivanov" <yselivanov.ml@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
Thank you very much for accepting me as a member of your team! Python is the most beautiful, simple and complex language I ever knew, and it's an honor for me to help to make it better.
Welcome! :)
So, again, thank you very much! I now have to break the buildbot I guess..
Performance tests or something filesystem related would be traditional on that front ;)
Cheers, Nick.
participants (6)
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Andrew Svetlov
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Antoine Pitrou
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Eli Bendersky
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Nick Coghlan
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Yury Selivanov
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Zachary Ware