May 17, 6pm
summary
A rapid-fire set of five-minute projects and lessons: a web app that uses morphological analysis plus jaconv and text‑to‑speech to segment Japanese and read back pronunciations; a handball notifier that scrapes broadcasts, outputs a Google Calendar, 400 lines long, color‑coded by channel and running for eight years; a search over 30 million illustrations using pretrained CV embeddings, FastAPI and Flask; tiny CircuitPython robots and PewPew consoles that run MicroPython from a USB drive; assorted Flask/HTMX and Raspberry Pi automations that actually work.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 4:25Trey Hunner - Give a Lightning Talk
- 8:50Takanori Suzuki - Learn Japanese with Python
- 14:35Kwon Han - One Year as a PSF Director
- 19:45Soojin Yoon - Reboot PyLadies Seoul in Korea
- 24:35Berta Böjte - When Passion meets Python - "Handball Calendar"
- 30:05Kushal Das - All code is political
- 35:35Radomir Dopieralski - Program Robots with CircuitPython
- 40:25Marie Roald - How to use Python to search for similar images in every Norwegian book ever published (kinda)
- 45:20Aroma Rodrigues - Only Bad Demos in the Building!
- 50:50Eric Mesa - I learned Python. Now what? Using Python to solve all your problems
- 56:00Al Sweigart - Animates ASCII Art: A music video in 2000 lines of code
