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PyCon US 2024 Recap
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Re: PyCon US 2024 Recap
#62Hi, this was such a delightful post to read. Im currently a comp sci college student and I had no clue there was even an event called pycon lol. But reading your blog makes me think it was so much fun. Quick question, is there a criteria to attend the event such as part of a specific company or organization? Or is it for anyone who uses python?
Re: PyCon US 2024 Recap
#63Great Recap. Hopefully, I will attend the next US PyCon in person.
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#65I felt pretty disappointed going to the conference. Though it’s a pivotal and awesome time to be a Python dev and historic to remove the GIL. I found the talks to be very low information and sometimes not really relevant to the title and description of the talk. For example the “Blender integration” talk was 40 minutes with 8 minutes of blender discussion. The talk on Mocking was extremely basic and spent most of the…
I attended, and one thing I learned is that being good at giving talks is often more important than the subject matter of the talk. It's all about keeping it slow and digestible and making sure you don't lose your audience. "Computational Origami" is an example of a talk I loved because of how well it was executed, not necessarily because of the subject matter.
Re: PyCon US 2024 Recap
#66Anyone know when videos are released? Right now their YouTube channel has a playlist named pycon2024 with over 100 videos hidden
Like you I see "144 unavailable videos are hidden" and only 9 videos available to watch.
I'm looking forward to watching some of the content when they do publish :)