Talk Schedule

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To accommodate viewers in different time zones, PyGotham TV talks will be aired twice per day.

Friday, October 6

1. 10:00am

   Open Source: from Passion to Hobby to Work, or There and Back Again

   Julian Berman
2. 10:45am

   Break

3. 10:50am

   Accelerate your workflow from local Python prototype to the cloud

   Savannah Ostrowski
4. 11:20am

   Would Tufte Like Matplotlib?

   Cameron Riddell
5. 11:50am

   Break

6. 12:05pm

   The Lost Art of Diagrams: Making Complex Ideas Easy to See with Python

   Tadeh Hakopian
7. 12:35pm

   Let them explore! Building interactive, animated reports in Streamlit with ipyvizzu & a few lines of Python

   Peter Vidos
8. 1:05pm

   Portrait of a Python Program

   Pamela Fox
9. 1:15pm

   Break

10. 1:20pm

    Green Data Processing with Python 3.12 Polars on ARM CPU

    Asher Sterkin
11. 1:45pm

    When is extreme too extreme? A Bayesian approach to modeling NYC rainfall with PyMC

    Jorn Mossel
12. 1:55pm

    Break

13. 2:00pm

    Formalizing a Language

    Jeremy Paige
14. 2:25pm

    How (and Why) to Chain Generators in Python

    Ciprian Stratulat
15. 2:40pm

    Exploring Functional Options in Python

    Rami Awar
16. 2:55pm

    Break

17. 3:00pm

    Behind the Scenes of tox: The Journey of Rewriting a Python Tool with Over 10 Million Monthly Downloads

    Jürgen Gmach
18. 3:30pm

    Don't rely in memory: knowledge management for eng teams

    Hugo Bessa
19. 3:55pm

    Python: A career changing/shaping language

    Indranil Ghosh
20. 4:10pm

    End of first showing of Day 1's talks. Stay tuned for a repeat showing.

21. 6:00pm

    Open Source: from Passion to Hobby to Work, or There and Back Again

    Julian Berman
22. 6:45pm

    Break

23. 6:50pm

    Accelerate your workflow from local Python prototype to the cloud

    Savannah Ostrowski
24. 7:20pm

    Would Tufte Like Matplotlib?

    Cameron Riddell
25. 7:50pm

    Break

26. 8:05pm

    The Lost Art of Diagrams: Making Complex Ideas Easy to See with Python

    Tadeh Hakopian
27. 8:35pm

    Let them explore! Building interactive, animated reports in Streamlit with ipyvizzu & a few lines of Python

    Peter Vidos
28. 9:05pm

    Portrait of a Python Program

    Pamela Fox
29. 9:15pm

    Break

30. 9:20pm

    Green Data Processing with Python 3.12 Polars on ARM CPU

    Asher Sterkin
31. 9:45pm

    When is extreme too extreme? A Bayesian approach to modeling NYC rainfall with PyMC

    Jorn Mossel
32. 9:55pm

    Break

33. 10:00pm

    Formalizing a Language

    Jeremy Paige
34. 10:25pm

    How (and Why) to Chain Generators in Python

    Ciprian Stratulat
35. 10:40pm

    Exploring Functional Options in Python

    Rami Awar
36. 10:55pm

    Break

37. 11:00pm

    Behind the Scenes of tox: The Journey of Rewriting a Python Tool with Over 10 Million Monthly Downloads

    Jürgen Gmach
38. 11:30pm

    Don't rely in memory: knowledge management for eng teams

    Hugo Bessa
39. 11:55pm

    Python: A career changing/shaping language

    Indranil Ghosh

Saturday, October 7

1. 10:00am

   Brink: Saving a Society from Starvation

   Krishi Sharma
2. 10:10am

   PEP talk

   Mariatta
3. 10:25am

   Python2Nite with Mario Munoz

   Mario Munoz
4. 10:45am

   Break

5. 10:50am

   The Philosophy of the Peripatetic Pythonist

   Herve Aniglo
6. 11:15am

   Video Game-ifying Your Learning Processes

   Jay Miller
7. 11:35am

   Powering Youth Civic Engagement and Social Impact with Python data analytics.

   Anay Pant
8. 11:45am

   Break

9. 12:00pm

   Large Language Models Are Biased and Inaccurate. Can They Be Improved?

   Bard Fetler
10. 12:10pm

    Human-Friendly, Production-Ready Data Science with Metaflow

    Hugo Bowne-Anderson
11. 12:35pm

    Supercharging Large Language Model training using Metaflow and the Cloud

    Valay Dave, Utkarsh Kashyap
12. 1:10pm

    Break

13. 1:15pm

    A BuildEngineer in a buildless lang

    Joshua Cannon
14. 1:45pm

    Unlocking the Hidden Potential: The synergy between Scripting and Software Engineering

    Anuj Menta
15. 2:15pm

    Break

16. 2:20pm

    Why large Django projects need a data (prefetching) layer

    Flávio Juvenal
17. 2:45pm

    Swiss Army Django: Small Footprint ETL

    Noah Kantrowitz
18. 3:05pm

    Break

19. 3:10pm

    Stop writing so many darn logs

    Owein Reese
20. 3:35pm

    Awesome Web Testing with Playwright

    Andrew Knight
21. 3:45pm

    Break

22. 3:50pm

    A Look at the Community Life Cycle in the Open Source Space

    Reshama Shaikh
23. 4:10pm

    End of first showing of Day 2's talks. Stay tuned for a repeat showing.

24. 6:00pm

    Brink: Saving a Society from Starvation

    Krishi Sharma
25. 6:10pm

    PEP talk

    Mariatta
26. 6:25pm

    Python2Nite with Mario Munoz

    Mario Munoz
27. 6:45pm

    Break

28. 6:50pm

    The Philosophy of the Peripatetic Pythonist

    Herve Aniglo
29. 7:15pm

    Video Game-ifying Your Learning Processes

    Jay Miller
30. 7:35pm

    Powering Youth Civic Engagement and Social Impact with Python data analytics.

    Anay Pant
31. 7:45pm

    Break

32. 8:00pm

    Large Language Models Are Biased and Inaccurate. Can They Be Improved?

    Bard Fetler
33. 8:10pm

    Human-Friendly, Production-Ready Data Science with Metaflow

    Hugo Bowne-Anderson
34. 8:35pm

    Supercharging Large Language Model training using Metaflow and the Cloud

    Valay Dave, Utkarsh Kashyap
35. 9:10pm

    Break

36. 9:15pm

    A BuildEngineer in a buildless lang

    Joshua Cannon
37. 9:45pm

    Unlocking the Hidden Potential: The synergy between Scripting and Software Engineering

    Anuj Menta
38. 10:15pm

    Break

39. 10:20pm

    Why large Django projects need a data (prefetching) layer

    Flávio Juvenal
40. 10:45pm

    Swiss Army Django: Small Footprint ETL

    Noah Kantrowitz
41. 11:05pm

    Break

42. 11:10pm

    Stop writing so many darn logs

    Owein Reese
43. 11:35pm

    Awesome Web Testing with Playwright

    Andrew Knight
44. 11:45pm

    Break

45. 11:50pm

    A Look at the Community Life Cycle in the Open Source Space

    Reshama Shaikh