Closing Session

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A lightweight slide tool called sent.py gets created as a quick replacement for Scent with 250 lines of Python and minimal X bindings; an image feature added consumes the allotted prep time and cancels the usual closing-notes game. The session documents offering free OReilly books (about 11 copies), lists sponsors (Capital One Anaconda H2O NumFOCUS), and stresses community building, meetups, and practical takeaways like Dask Luigi and spaCy adoption.

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1. 0:00Closing notes
2. 1:02Quick Python presentation tool
3. 3:34Free books for community
4. 5:00What attendees loved
5. 18:16Closing remarks

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