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PyCon US 2014 – Videos
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#12Wow, that was fast. Great infrastructure here at Pycon. Knowing what kind of work goes into editing video to make it available in good quality to the web, kudos to the Montréal-Python team for helping put this together!
This was insanely fast. Having video release date deltas not measured in weeks and months is a great achievement.
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#13What's VieDOS ? A new disk operating system written in Python?
bullshitting much, huh?
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#14It seems like the video is not up yet, but "The Birth and Death of Javascript" by Gary Bernhardt -- of 'Wat!' infamy[1] -- was by far the most entertaining talk I've seen yet. Jessica McKellar's quick overview of building a language-level sandbox was also phenomenal. Pycon has been really good so far, I can't wait for the next two days of talks. [1] https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
I got really excited when I saw the PyCon videos up and then really sad when his talk wasn't listed. Any idea whether that is the full set of videos they are going to post or are there more to come?
I think they post every talk, every lightning talk, and each keynote. These are just the first ones that have been posted.
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#15I haven't been to Pycon, but I'll be presenting "Brainwaves for Hackers" at Europython in July, and I'll probably submit a proposal for "Scientific Visualizations with Blender" for the concurrent PyData Berlin event.
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#16I suppose more videos are going to be added to this list? Kind of make you wish they had votes / rating for the videos.
Why votes and ratings? While I think I understand what you mean, wouldn't you agree that votes play into a system in which the early-released and popular end up shadowing some of the other great content?
Which is to say, things that you find interesting may not be what I find interesting (or why easy, large-generalist-audience CSS questions become so popular on stackoverflow).
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#17I'd love to see John Perry Barlow... :)
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#18It seems like the video is not up yet, but "The Birth and Death of Javascript" by Gary Bernhardt -- of 'Wat!' infamy[1] -- was by far the most entertaining talk I've seen yet. Jessica McKellar's quick overview of building a language-level sandbox was also phenomenal. Pycon has been really good so far, I can't wait for the next two days of talks. [1] https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
I saw Gary's talk at CodeMash, and yes, you should all rush to go watch it once the video is up. He wasn't putting it up until he'd finished giving it, and PyCon is the last time...
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#19It seems like the video is not up yet, but "The Birth and Death of Javascript" by Gary Bernhardt -- of 'Wat!' infamy[1] -- was by far the most entertaining talk I've seen yet. Jessica McKellar's quick overview of building a language-level sandbox was also phenomenal. Pycon has been really good so far, I can't wait for the next two days of talks. [1] https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
It's up now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5Hlc1suTss
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#20It seems like the video is not up yet, but "The Birth and Death of Javascript" by Gary Bernhardt -- of 'Wat!' infamy[1] -- was by far the most entertaining talk I've seen yet. Jessica McKellar's quick overview of building a language-level sandbox was also phenomenal. Pycon has been really good so far, I can't wait for the next two days of talks. [1] https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
It's up now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5Hlc1suTss
It shows up as private to me...