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PyCon DE & PyData 2025

date:2025-04-23..2025-04-25
location:Darmstadt, Germany
series:PyCon DE & PyData · one edition

Join PyCon DE & PyData 2025 in Darmstadt (Frankfurt), April 23-25! Germany’s largest Python and Data Science conference with talks, workshops, and community events like DjangoGirls and sprints. Be part of the action!

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Conformal Prediction: uncertainty quantification to humanise modelsVincenzo Ventriglia30m
Conformal prediction turns point outputs into prediction sets with mathematical coverage by computing nonconformity scores on a reserved calibration set and…
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Taking Control of LLM Outputs: An Introductory Journey into LogitsEmek Gözlüklü30m
Shows how raw logits from LLAMA-3B-instruct drive deterministic token scores and how direct logit manipulation—token masking via constraint decoding—forces…
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Benchmarking Time Series Foundation Models with sktimeBenedikt Heidrich27m
sktime exposes multiple time series foundation models (Morai, Tiny Times Mixer, Kronos, TimesFM, TimeMOE, MomentFM, etc.) behind a unified API and a…
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expectation: A modern take on statistical A/B testing with e-values and martingalesJako Rostami47m
A new Python library called expectation implements e-values and martingales for sequential A/B testing, change‑point detection and confidence sequences, with…
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PyData Stack: Pure Python open source data platformsEric Thanenthiran40m
Builds a pure‑Python data platform that actually runs locally and handles batch workloads up to tens of gigabytes using DLT, DuckDB, dbt, Dagster, Streamlit…
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How to use Data Science Superpowers in real life, a Bayesian perspectiveTim Lenzen29m
Demonstrates applying Bayesian update with PyMC to decide when to take an Azure certification: starts with a flat Beta prior that estimates >60% chance of…
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LLM Inference Arithmetics: the Theory behind Model ServingLuca Baggi30m
Argues that transformer inference is inherently serial while training is parallel, so training needs ~3× the FLOPs of inference and attention compute scales…
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Mastering Demand Forecasting: Lessons from Europe's Largest RetailerMoreno Schlageter, Yovli Duvshani28m
Retail demand forecasting runs on a feature‑based GBM pipeline using LightGBM, training one model per item‑warehouse and running hundreds of thousands of…
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The aesthetics of AI: from cyberpunk to fascismLaura Summers32m
Argument ties brutalist and cyberpunk visuals to power, showing concrete examples: Clippy is offline and playful while Claude is cloud‑hosted and…
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Conquering PDFs: document understanding beyond plain textInes Montani31m
A practical wrapper integrates Dockling with spaCy to extract text plus layout spans and bounding boxes from PDFs, feed that Dockling document into existing…
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Building Reliable AI Agents for Publishing: A DSPy-Based Quality Assurance FrameworkSimonas Černiauskas30m
A newsroom-grade pipeline built on DSPy composes modular text transformation graphs to run multistep generation (chain-of-thought), automatic knowledge-graph…
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Secure "Human in the Loop" Interactions for AI AgentsJuan Cruz Martinez27m
Argues that human oversight must sit between planning and execution for stateful AI agents and shows a working pattern using LangChain interrupts, persisted…
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Reinforcement Learning Without a PhD: A Python Developer’s JourneyJochen Luithardt29m
Claims a practical path: a supervised simulator learned from historical campaign data predicts next states so agents train with far less data, an ensemble…
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Getting Started with Bayes in Engineering: Implementing Kalman Filters with RxInfer.jlVictor Flores Terrazas31m
Shows a concrete implementation of state-space Bayesian estimation using RxInfer.jl, building A/B/C matrices from structural mass/damping/stiffness, and…
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Open Table Formats in the Wild: From Parquet to Delta Lake and BackFranz Wöllert46m
Attempts to replace a Parquet bronze layer with Delta Lake hit three concrete surprises: a 1.3 TB compaction test shows liquid clustering cuts API calls and…
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Power up your Polars code with Polars extentionCheuk Ting Ho01h 16m
Shows how to replace Python apply calls by writing Polars extensions in Rust using PyO3 and Maturin to register custom Polars expressions, implement…
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Beyond FOMO — Keeping Up-to-Date in AICarsten Frommhold29m
Rapid AI change costs focus and well being, so prioritize concrete habits: run a team knowledge culture with no stupid questions and a two-step…
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From Tensors to Clouds — A Practical Guide to Zarr V3 and Zarr-Python 3Sanket Verma29m
Zarr V3 and Zarr-Python 3 formalize interoperability and extensibility: a new abstract Store ABC lets users register custom stores (examples include git-like…
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supplyseer: Computational Supply Chain with PythonJako Rostami01h 18m
A Python library called supplyseer provides runnable modules: a demand simulator using geometric Brownian motion to generate 1,000s of sample paths over a…
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Autonomous Browsing using Large Action ModelsArne Grobrügge, Nico Kreiling30m
A working autonomous browser agent stacks a Lavage-based multiagent pipeline with a Selenium grid-backed browser, a multimodal supervision engine that reads…
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Is Prompt Engineering Dead? How Auto-Optimization is Changing the GameOleh Kostromin, Iryna Kondrashchenko29m
Automatic prompt optimization treats prompts as trainable parameters and demonstrates that methods like bootstrap few-shot, MIPRO, and TextGrad can replace…
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Beyond Basic Prompting: Supercharging Open Source LLMs with LMQL's Structured GenerationChristiaan Swart46m
LMQL enables interweaving prompts and Python for LMQL‑style structured generation, using logit biasing, type constraints and control flow to produce validated…
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Build a personalized Commute agent in Python with Hopsworks, LangGraph and LLM Function CallingJavier de la Rúa Martínez29m
A working Python pipeline combines Hopsworks, LangGraph and LLM function calling to power a personalized commute agent that ingests Stockholm public‑transport…
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PDFs - When a thousand words are worth more than a picture (or table).Caio Benatti Moretti31m
Claims a vision-driven pipeline that uses multimodal models to turn PDF visuals into descriptive text chunks, improving retrieval vs raw parsing or…
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From Idea to Integration: An Intro to the Model Context Protocol (MCP)Julian Beck25m
Model Context Protocol (MCP) presents a concrete standard for connecting LLMs to tools and services and demonstrates a working SQLite conference-schedule…
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Building Serverless Python AI skills as WASM componentsMoritz Althaus35m
Claims that combining WebAssembly component model with serverless principles lets teams ship Python AI skills as WASM components that the runtime runs and…
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Modern NLP for Proactive Harmful Content ModerationDaryna Dementieva26m
Compares GPT‑4, Llama/Mistral and other LLMs to encoder transformers (mT5, mT0, mBART), finding out‑of‑the‑box LLM classification often performs poorly while…
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From Trees to Transformers: Our Journey Towards Deep Learning for RankingTheodore Meynard, Mihail Douhaniaris29m
GetYourGuide replaces an XGBoost ranker with a production PyTorch transformer over nine months, keeping throughput and latency acceptable after tuning CPU…
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Jeannie: An Agentic Field Worker AssistantAndrei Beliankou, Jose Moreno Ortega25m
Jeannie is an agentic field assistant that combines task preparation PDF generation via Playwright with SQLAlchemy database calls, external weather APIs…
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Generative-AI: Usecase-Specific Evaluation of LLM-powered ApplicationsHoma Ansari29m
Presents a practical framework that evaluates LLM applications on quality, price, and speed by building use-case benchmark sets with subject-matter experts…
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Reasonable AIKristian Kersting42m
Argues that scaling alone fails and proposes a modular “reasonable AI” stack: open bilingual LLMs with continuous pretraining on German, a memory-saving…
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The earth is no longer flat - introducing support for spherical geometries in Spherely and GeoPandasJoris Van den Bossche36m
Claims a working Python spherical-geometry engine: Spherely v0.1 wraps Google's S2 via pybind11 and provides area, distance and basic predicates with…
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Streamlining the Cosmos: Pythonic Workflow Management for Astronomical AnalysisRaphael Hviding35m
Astronomical pipelines scale from single-galaxy processing to orchestration across HPC clusters, using Snakemake to auto-generate job submissions (no…
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Are LLMs the answer to all our problems?Dr. Maria Börner28m
Claims that LLMs solve everything meet concrete limits: visual outputs show gender and racial bias in training data (DALL·E example), GDPR means personal data…
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Building an Open Source RAG System for the United Nations Negotiations on Global Plastic PollutionRahkakavee Baskaran, Teresa Kroesen, Anna-Lisa Wirth34m
An open-source RAG system supports the UN plastic-pollution treaty by ingesting chunked documents with multilingual sentence-transformer embeddings, storing…
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Beyond Agents: What AI Strategy Really Needs in 2025Alexander CS Hendorf47m
GTC observations condense into concrete shifts: NVIDIA markets a compact developer box with 128 GB of VRAM and about one teraflop for local model work…
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Guiding data minds: how mentoring transforms careers for both sidesAnastasia Karavdina31m
Data from a personal mentoring survey shows typical engagements drop quickly: median churn sits around two months and about half stop by three months, while a…
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Citation is Collaboration: Software Recognition in Research and IndustryIvelina Momcheva29m
Analysis of 2011–2024 astronomy publications shows 93% of astronomers use Python while formal mentions peak at only about 10–12% of papers and most appear in…
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Zero Code Change Acceleration: familiar interfaces and high performanceTim Head24m
Demonstrates keeping standard pandas/scikit-learn code while switching implementations under the hood: an import-hook that replaces modules with wrappers that…
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Driving Trust and Addressing Ethical Challenges in Transportation through Explainable AINatalie Beyer31m
Case study with Init in Karlsruhe builds a real-time dispatch support system using lightGBM trained on Init’s operations logs, surfacing per-prediction…
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Lessons learned in bringing a RAG chatbot with access to 50k+ diverse documents to productionBernhard Schäfer, Nico Mohr45m
Production RAG system at Merck Electronics indexes 50,000+ documents from SharePoint and experiment writeup DBs, built on Palantir Foundry with PySpark/Polars…
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Analyze data easily with duckdb - and the implications on data architecturesMatthias Niehoff28m
DuckDB is an in-process analytical engine that queries Parquet/JSON over HTTP and S3 (example: reads a 2.5 GB JSON blob) and can attach tiny catalog files (few…
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Composable AI: Building Next-Gen AI Agents with MCPMartin Seeler30m
Explains how the Model Context Protocol (MCP) turns APIs into reusable tool servers so agents call tools (via function calling) instead of custom integrations…
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Dataframely — A declarative, 🐻‍❄️-native data frame validation libraryDaniel Elsner, Oliver Borchert30m
Dataframely is a Polars-native validation library that ships declarative schemas, column checks and cross-column constraints expressed as Polars expressions…
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BayBE: A Bayesian Back End for Experimental Planning in the Low-To-No-Data RegimeMartin Fitzner, Alexander Hopp, Adrian Šošić01h 30m
BayBE is an open‑source Apache‑2 experimental planner that combines Bayesian optimization with BoTorch/GP tools, a probabilistic surrogate, and acquisition…
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Accuracy Is Not Enough: Building Trustworthy AI with Conformal PredictionChris Aivazidis44m
Conformal prediction converts point outputs into prediction sets with a user‑specified coverage (examples use 95% coverage) under the exchangeability…
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Machine Learning Models in a Dynamic EnvironmentIsabel Drost-Fromm41m
Users adapt to models and break assumptions: historical examples (SEO gaming, email spam) show adversarial cat‑and‑mouse dynamics, LLMs trained on the web…
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Cache me if you can: Boosted application performance with Redis and client-side cachingDavid Maier32m
A concrete recipe for client-side caching with Redis: use redis-py 5.1.1+ with RESP3 + Redis 7.4+, enable the client cache (LRU by item count, default key =…
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The future of AI training is federatedChong Shen Ng01h 22m
Argues that production AI training moves to federated setups and shows a working Flower stack: flower new, flower run, flower list, flower log, flower stop…
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Scalable Python and SQL Data Engineering without MigrainesDirk Jung32m
Live demo builds a Snowflake pipeline for a franchise food‑truck case: create a database and isolated virtual warehouse, stage S3 files, load ~20 GB in the…
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Securing RAG Pipelines with Fine Grained AuthorizationSohan Maheshwar33m
Shows a concrete ReBAC implementation using SpiceDB with Pinecone embeddings, OpenAI for the LLM and LangChain to orchestrate; demonstrates a pre-filter flow…
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Chasing the Dark Universe with Euclid and Python: Unveiling the Secrets of the CosmosGuadalupe Canas Herrera46m
ESA Euclid maps billions of galaxies from L2 to probe dark matter and dark energy, launched July 2023 and already releasing 63 sq deg of imaging; a public…
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Distributed file-systems made easy with Python's fsspecEinat Orr, Barak Amar38m
fsspec provides a single Python API for local and cloud stores, showing concrete code: pandas reads a CSV/Parquet via fsspec with S3/GCS backends, parquet…
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Machine Reasoning and System 2 ThinkingAndy Kitchen31m
Shows that recent models jump from ~3–4% on the ARC challenge to much higher accuracy when reasoning is unified: tools+agency+induction+transduction inside a…
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Bias Meets Bayes: A Bayesian Perspective on Improving Model FairnessVince Nelidov31m
Simulation uses a 90%/10% split with 450 majority and 50 minority samples and a data generator whose true risk rate is 36%. A vanilla logistic model (no group)…
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Transformers for Game Log DataFabian Hadiji45m
Applies a GPT-style decoder to game telemetry using PyTorch and nanoGPT-inspired code, trains on the Blade and Soul dataset (175M events, 77 base event types)…
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Scraping LEGO for Fun: A Hacky Dive into Dynamic Data ExtractionPeter Lodri38m
Shows an LLM-driven scraper that replaces fragile XPath/CSS logic with prompted visual element selection using Chromium hooked to GPT‑4o and frameworks like…
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Decoding Topics: A Comparative Analysis of Python’s Leading Topic Modeling Libraries Using Climate CLisa Andreevna Chalaguine45m
Compares LDA, Top2vec, and BERTopic on 14,000 climate policy text blocks and four industry tasks: similarity, classification, real-time insertion, and dynamic…
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Blazing-Fast Python in Your Database: Unlocking Data Science at Scale with ExasolAlexander Stigsen29m
Exasol runs native Python UDFs inside an MPP database using script language containers, a bucket file system for distributing models, and SQL orchestration to…
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AI in Reality Fireside Chat: Enterprise AI & Open‑Source InnovationInes Montani, Alexander CS Hendorf, Alexander Beck, Walid Mehanna58m
Covers concrete enterprise moves: Merck runs a four‑year AI program for 63,000 employees, prototypes LLMs, then abandons an internal clone for a partnership to…
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Unlocking the Predictive Power of Relational Data with Automated Feature EngineeringAlexander Uhlig01h 25m
Uses the H&M Fashion dataset to auto‑generate tabular features for churn classification and item‑sales regression, applying getML FastProp propositionalization…
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Multi-tenant Conversational AnalyticsRodel van Rooijen30m
Built a multi-tenant conversational analytics system for cash-management customers that actually queries BigQuery with row-level security, stores embeddings in…
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PyLadies Panel: AI Skills & CareersAnastasia Karavdina, Jesper Dramsch, Guadalupe Canas Herrera, Tereza Iofciu01h 02m
Generative AI is speeding real work: large models enable processing of massive astronomy and weather datasets but require rigorous validation to avoid false…
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AI Agents of Change: Creating, Reflecting, and MonetizingPaloma Andrade de Oliveira, Tereza Iofciu01h 26m
Workshop shows how to build an agent on the OpenServe platform with a Python SDK wrapper around a TypeScript SDK, using ngrok for a local tunnel to expose a…
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Unforgettable, that's what you are: Evaluating Machine Unlearning and ForgettingKatharine Jarmul30m
Shows that large models memorize both common and novel (outlier) examples and that attackers can use shadow models + discriminators for membership inference…
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A11y Need Is Love (But Accessible Docs Help Too)Smera Goel43m
Argues that accessibility belongs in the foundation of docs not as a cherry on top, using the PyData Sphinx Theme audit and fixes as proof: runs Microsoft…
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Career Path Experience StoriesKristina Khvatova01h 48m
Panelists trace concrete pivots: one built an ERP from scratch to process paper sales reports for a record label and taught themself programming; another ships…
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Building versatile operating setups for real world use and testing with Python and the Raspberry PiJens Nie30m
A modular control platform uses Raspberry Pi Compute Module hardware (moving from CM3B+ toward CM5) and Python apps per component communicating via Redis…
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The Foundation Model Revolution for Tabular DataNoah Hollmann, Frank Hutter29m
Claims state-of-the-art on small tabular tasks, beating XGBoost in 96% of use cases and reaching similar accuracy with 50% of the training data. Model ingests…
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Reinforcement Learning for FinanceYves J. Hilpisch01h 31m
Covers applying Deep Q-Learning to finance with runnable notebooks (TensorFlow originals plus PyTorch notebooks and Google Colab links), trading and hedging…
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Building a HybridRAG Document Question-Answering SystemDarya Petrashka30m
Combining vector RAG retrieval with an explicit knowledge graph produces a hybrid system that raises correct-answer rates in a law/finance benchmark from ~57%…
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How Narwhals is silently bringing pandas, Polars, DuckDB, PyArrow, and more togetherMarco Edward Gorelli29m
Narwhals provides a lightweight compatibility layer that lets libraries use pandas, Polars, PyArrow, DuckDB and more without adding dependencies, claiming zero…
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Pipeline-level differentiable programming for the real worldAlessandro Angioi25m
Presents an open-source system that wraps Python modules as Tessract Core containers exposing a containerized REST API and auto-generates Pydantic schemas…
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Beyond DALL-E: Advanced Image Generation Workflows with ComfyUIRené Fa28m
ComfyUI workflows combine Stable Diffusion XL, LoRA and plugins to achieve precise results: demonstration pipelines run on runpod.io with Docker and a GitHub…
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Extending Python with Rust, Mojo, Cuda and C and building packagesWolf Vollprecht, Ruben Arts29m
Pixie is a Rust-written package manager that installs conda and pip packages, compilers and CUDA toolchains as a single binary and produces precise pixie.lo…
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High-performance dataframe-agnostic GLMs with glumMartin Stancsics29m
glum is a Python-first GLM implementation with a C++ TabMat backend and Cython hot paths that claims up to ~1,000x speedups on categorical sandwich-product…
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Agentic AI: Build a Multi-Agent Application with CrewAIAlessandro Romano01h 04m
Live demo builds a working multi agent app with CrewAI showing code, not slides, and four hands on assignments. It creates a two agent pipeline that takes a…
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Topological data analysis: How to quantify "holes" in your data and why?Ondrej Draganov43m
Pipeline uses persistent homology to turn point clouds into fingerprints: grow discs, record births/deaths, produce persistence diagram and vectorize with a…
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Is your LLM any good at writing? Benchmarking on creative writing and editing tasksAzamat Omuraliev29m
A systematic benchmark tests 18 models on 15 concrete writing tasks spanning date & greeting formatting, following and avoiding explicit style instructions…
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Intuitive A/B Test Evaluations for CodersThomas Mayer29m
Argues that resampling gives coders an intuitive path to A/B decisions by coding rather than advanced stats, using numpy random and SciPy to reproduce results…
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From stockouts to happy customers: Proven solutions for time series forecasting in retailRobert Haase31m
Retail forecasting solutions center on concrete fixes: handle censored demand with seasonal imputation or by passing count out-of-stock days as features and…
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Using Causal thinking to make Media Mix ModelingCarlos Trujillo27m
Shows a working pipeline that builds Bayesian structural media-mix models with PyMC and graph definitions in PyTensor, modeling adstock, saturation and…
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Offline Disaster Relief Coordination with OpenStreetMap and FastAPIJannis Lübbe32m
An offline map server running on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W serves Germany-wide OpenStreetMap vector tiles (4.2 GB PBF → MBTiles) via FastAPI + MBTiles to a local…
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Using Python to enter the world of MicrocontrollersJens Nie34m
Demonstrates running real Python runtimes on modern chips and actually decoding household meters: MicroPython on Pico W and ESP32 handle parsing D0 and SML…
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3 Ways to Speed up Your Regression Modeling in PythonAlexander Fischer33m
Benchmarks show a 20 million–row regression with 60 one‑hot features runs ~10s with a naive normal‑equation, speeds ~30% using sparse matrices (scikit‑learn /…
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What's inside the box? Building a deep learning framework from scratch.Oleh Kostromin01h 22m
Builds a minimalist deep learning framework in Python in under 90 minutes that uses a NumPy backend, implements elementwise ops, matrix multiply, ReLU…
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Enhancing RAG with Fast GraphRAG and InstructLab: A Scalable, Interpretable, and Efficient FrameworkTuhin Kanti Sharma31m
Systematically compares plain RAG, Microsoft GraphRAG, HippoRAG and a new FastGraphRAG using a 100 Q&A gold set generated by Claude 3.7 and scored by a GPT‑4…
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Forecast of Hourly Train Counts on Rail Routes Affected by Construction WorkSebastian Folz, Maren Westermann31m
DB Systel GmbH builds a model pipeline on AWS that converts legacy CSV to Parquet, engineers features with Pandas/Polars, trains LightGBM and PyTorch-Geometric…
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Vector Streaming: The Memory Efficient Indexing for Vector DatabasesSonam Pankaj, Akshay Ballal25m
Rust-based Embed-Anything implements vector streaming by moving embedding work into a separate thread/process and communicating via MPSC channels, keeping only…
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What we talk about when we talk about AI skills.Paula Gonzalez Avalos30m
A data-driven claim: a 12-dimension AI skills framework and live visualization built from 269 survey responses at PyCon DE & PyData maps real competencies…
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PosePIE: Replace Your Keyboard and Mouse With AI-Driven Gesture ControlDaniel Stolpmann21m
PosePIE is an open‑source Python system that turns any webcam into a gesture input device using Ultralytics YOLO pose estimation with 17 COCO keypoints…
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Optimizing Energy Tariffing System with Formal Concept Analysis and DashIrina Smirnova-Pinchukova30m
Implements Formal Concept Analysis with FCAPy and an interactive Dash front end, producing linked object/attribute tables and a Hasse-diagram that enforces…
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Towards Intelligent Monitoring: Detecting Degraded Flame Torch NozzlesDominik Falkner28m
Uses structure-borne sound sensors mounted at the zone‑1 edge to avoid clipping, samples at 2 MHz sampling, and manual annotation yields 879 labeled patches…
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Where have all the post offices gone? Discovering neighborhood facilities with Python and OSMKatie Richardson29m
Uses Python with PyOsmium, GeoPandas, Bokeh and Overpass/Geofabrik extracts to parse OSM .pbf snapshots, spatially join post office nodes to admin polygons…
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From Rules to Reality: Python's Role in Shaping RoundnetLarissa Haas32m
Data pipeline uses Google Sheets + Colab to ingest and analyze annotated match video data, producing a baseline from 73 games annotated (17+ hours) that shows…
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The Forecast Whisperer: Secrets of Model Tuning RevealedIllia Babounikau24m
Compares MAE, MSE and WMAPE on sparse retail series and shows MAE training produces a -6,000 profit while switching loss to MSE yields +3,000 and tuning for…
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Responsible AI with fmeval - an open source library to evaluate LLMsMia Chang30m
Open-source fmeval provides a structured pipeline of data loaders, model runners, evaluation algorithms and reports to move LLM work from experiments to…
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The Future of AI: Building the Most Impactful Technology TogetherLeandro von Werra54m
Argues that fully open models are achievable and necessary, showing concrete work: rebuilding DeepSeek’s R1 training pipeline as Open R1, publishing FineWeb…
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Electify - Retrieval-Augmented Generation for Voter Information in the 2024 European ElectionChristian Liedl30m
Electify is an open source RAG pipeline that converts 70+ page German party manifestos into question‑answer pairs by PDF parsing with pypdf, 1,000‑character…
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Code & Community: The Synergy of Community Building and Task AutomationCosima Meyer26m
A working automated megaphone that posts PyLadies content to BlueSky and Mastodon, draws from an RSS-maintained registry, and uses GitHub Actions to run a cron…
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What do a tree and the human brain have in common-a not so serious introduction to digital pathologyDaniel Hieber29m
Whole-slide pathology images reach 100,000 x 100,000 pixels with three color channels (≈5.5 billion inputs), so the practical wins come from preprocessing not…
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