Saturday Lightning Talks
summary
Procedural world building shows a Blender pipeline, Eska climate model and numpy stumbles with eight stars failing to render, while a lightning demo recreates a rainbow using a Sense HAT emulator and simple humidity/temperature thresholds rainbow predictor with Sense HAT. Practical tooling segments cover swapping prints for the logging module with file+stream handlers and exception logging, a bash approach to mono repo script that pulls repos into subfolders and CI implications, a physics sketch of fermions as a periodic table, and a Python raytraced moon animation.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 2:29Computational world building - Sam Bishop
- 7:47To #comment or not - Veronica Hanus
- 13:09Write your Python the lumberjack's way - Genevieve Buckley
- 18:37History and politics - William Brown
- 23:58Predicting rainbows with Python - Rowena Stewart
- 28:31Fermions - Damien George
- 33:56Robots that make things for you - Gavin Smith
- 39:07Mono=One, Repo=Repo - Jason Giancono
- 44:25How to become a 10x Rockstar Developer - Bianca Gibson
- 49:40How does the moon work? - Jim Mussared
- 54:09You should speak! - Emily Dunham








