Lightning Talks - May 18, 5pm

A collection of lightning talks made by the community. 1:15 - Peter Sobot - How Low(-level) Can You Go? Crashing Python with Only Its Standard Library 6:10 - Munawar Hafiz - Cleaning the Beach: Finding and Fixing Bugs in the Top 2,000 Python Packages 11:50 - Melanie Arbor - They're not "Soft Skills"; They're Professional Skills (& you can do it!) 17:20 - Tyler Menezes - (Better) mentorship: How you can nurture the next generation of Pythonistas 22:55 - Lysandros Nikolaou - NumPy 2: 18 Years in the making 27:15 - Nathan Brouwer - Data storytelling: 5 hacks in 5 minutes 33:05 - Ludovico Bianchi - Notebooks as peer-reviewed conference publications: what, why, and how we're enabling this for the Research Software Engineer community 38:40 - Dr. Charles Russell Severance - Why a Python Programmer Should Learn C (yes really) 44:55 - Dima Dinama - Surpass your Coworkers with Python Automation for Boring Office Jobs 49:45 - Nick Muoh - Jokes on you, 5 things you didn't know about DuckDB 55:10 - Joeun Joy Park - Bringing Back My Career with Python While Raising Kids 1:01:15 - Rodrigo Girad Serrad - Counting to 698,438,863,898,480,640 in 0.4ms”, and not [...] 4.ms 1:05:00 - Pawel Jastrzebski - My impressions after my first day at my first ever conference* (*A story told in a sequence of memes)