Lightning talks
summary
Forty five-minute lightning bursts show concrete outcomes: a file-embedding codec that uses async IO and custom codecs and sometimes breaks then recovers, a graph eccentricity reimplementation that swaps dense numpy for bit arrays and beats other libraries on big SNAP inputs, a motorized microscope that autofocuses with OpenCV on a Raspberry Pi and yields 1500-cell slides for ML, hypothesis-generated tests, a quantum circuit measured on IBM hardware (queued but runnable), and a TensorFlow/textgen_rnn web demo.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Tyson Clugg - Python in ALL the files!
- 7:01Daniel - Racing networkx and Tackling Code Complexity
- 12:16Geoffrey Pidcock - 2 minutes of meditation
- 17:45Tim Savage - LED Curlyboi
- 23:14Matt Cengia - Workplace accommodations for neurodivergent accessbility
- 28:00Jens Harbers - Statistics of Grassland in Lower Saxony
- 32:15Quentin Lovett - obfuscational logic: binary adders where they shouldn't be
- 36:25Wytamma Wirth - Finding parasites with python
- 41:34Zac - I wrote code to write your tests!
- 46:54Riley Clement - Where are the stairs?
- 51:51Evan Kohilas - My email
- 55:40Apollo Bradshaw - Welcome to my quantum gender reveal party
- 1:01:07David Vo - N git commands you didn't know about
- 1:04:30Paul Leopardi - Privacy preservation in machine learning: wondering out loud
- 1:07:40Peter Hall - Help set my alarm clock
- 1:13:18Caitlin M - Speedrunning Lessons
- 1:18:50Marius Mather - Generating metal band names with tensorflow
