✶ PyBay 2018: Talks

In August I finally attended PyBay, after threatening to do so every year it's happened. It was an interesting adventure including a false hotel fire alarm and life threatening drivers, but in the end all was well.

At the conference I got to see some old coworkers and meet awesome new people, but what we're here for are the talks I saw.

The below list is in chronological order, and is all talks I saw in person and want to recommend.

• Keynote: Ethics in the era of AI and ML by Rachel Thomas
• Keynote: Preventing, finding, and fixing bugs on a time budget by Raymond Hettinger
• Clearer Code at Scale: Static Types at Zulip and Dropbox by Greg Price
• Zebras and Lasers: A crash course on barcodes with Python by Jonas Nubert
• 2FA, WTF? by Kelley Robinson
• An Import Loop and a Fiery Reentry by Brandon Rhodes

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