Lightning Talks - Saturday, May 17
summary
A grab bag of concrete claims and tools lets you pick fast: a PyCon US time timezone submitted that reportedly compiles on first try and is meant to eliminate annual UTC hackery; Black Python Devs saying 12 events and a workshop fit into 1.25 years of funding; PyLadies Con running 24 hours with ~700 attendees; Python packages for MRI prototyping and reconstruction (NumPy backed) and Voxel AI work; AVWX CLI/REST weather parser; AireLib.re cheap sensors (ESP8266 + Plantower, ~$25–30, ~60 online); plus practical bits on codes of conduct, outreach, regex demos, and concrete ways to thank contributors.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 1:05Ee Durbin - It's PyCon US Time!
- 5:30Jay Miller - What can you accomplish in 1.25 years? - Black Python Devs
- 8:50Georgi Ker - It's just an online conference. How hard can it be?
- 13:55Anthony Sottile - Pie, Pi, and PyPI
- 15:45Molly de Blanc - Some Potentially Divisive Opinions about Codes of Conduct
- 21:00Anjali Datta - Why MRI? Why Python for MRI?
- 26:40Michael duPont - Read the Weather Like a Pilot
- 32:00Marcelo Elizeche Landó - AireLib.re: Building a low cost air quality sensor network
- 37:20Peter Sobot - So, You Want To Give A Talk - Five Ways to Keep Your Audience Off of Their Phones
- 42:40Sophia McKeever - Art in Code - Our Emotions Reflected in Code
- 48:30KwonHan Bae - One Bagel to Feed Them All
- 52:10Mason Egger - Regex or Line Noise, Can You Tell the Difference?
- 56:25Mariatta Wijaya - How to say thanks to Python People
