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DESCRIPTION:Section: talks\nKind: lightning-talks\nName: Lightning Talks\nhttps://us.pycon.org/2025/schedule/presentation/172/\n<p>Lightning talks are a maximum duration of 5 minutes on any topic of interest to other Python people. It doesn't have to be about something that you wrote\, it can be something that you learned\, or a technique you think other people will be interested in.</p>\n<p>Read more about Lightning Talks <a href="/2025/events/lightning-talks/">on our event page</a>.</p>\n<h3>Presenting in this session</h3>\n<p>Order To Be Determined! If you're speaking make sure you are there on time!</p>\n<ul>\n<li>"<strong>Using <code>uv pip</code> to accelerarte Docker</strong>" - <em>Jonathan Daniel</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>What have they done! Why is <code>re.sub</code> changing from Python 3.13?</strong>" - <em>Evan Kohilas</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>A whirlwind tour of t-strings!</strong>" - <em>Dave Peck</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>My 10 years with PyCon KR</strong>" - <em>Joongi Kim</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Overcoming ADHD and anxiety to achieve long-term goals</strong>" - <em>Michael McCaffrey</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Python in Africa</strong>" - <em>Sheena O'Connell</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>"Solving" Python Packaging on Windows\, once and for all</strong>" - <em>Adam Silkey</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Phone numbers and you: tips\, tricks\, and footguns</strong>" - <em>Illirik Smirnov</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Put the Cat Emoji in your documents!</strong>" - <em>Takanori Suzuki</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>What I learned going on strike with the NYTimes Tech Guild</strong>" - <em>Jing Cao</em></li>\n</ul>\nSpeakers:\nHosted by Abigail\, Chris\, Cristián\, and Lorena\n
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SUMMARY:[lightning-talks] Lightning Talks
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DESCRIPTION:Section: talks\nKind: lightning-talks\nName: Lightning Talks\nhttps://us.pycon.org/2025/schedule/presentation/171/\n<p>Lightning talks are a maximum duration of 5 minutes on any topic of interest to other Python people. It doesn't have to be about something that you wrote\, it can be something that you learned\, or a technique you think other people will be interested in.</p>\n<p>Read more about Lightning Talks <a href="/2025/events/lightning-talks/">on our event page</a>.</p>\n<h3>Presenting in this session</h3>\n<p>Order To Be Determined! If you're speaking make sure you are there on time!</p>\n<ul>\n<li>"<strong>How to say thanks to Python People</strong>" - <em>Mariatta Wijaya</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>pie\, pi\, and pypi</strong>" - <em>anthony sottile</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Art in Code - Our Emotions Reflected in Code</strong>" - <em>Sophia McKeever</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Regex or Line Noise\, Can You Tell the Difference?</strong>" - <em>Mason Egger</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>One Bagel to Feed Them All</strong>" - <em>KwonHan Bae</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>So\, You Want To Give A Talk - Five Ways to Keep Your Audience Off of Their Phones</strong>" - <em>Peter Sobot</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>It's PyCon Time!</strong>" - <em>Ee Durbin</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>What can you do in 1.25 years - Black Python Devs</strong>" - <em>Jay Miller</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>AireLib.re: Building a low cost air quality sensor network</strong>" - <em>Marcelo Elizeche Landó</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Read the Weather Like a Pilot</strong>" - <em>Michael duPont</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Some Potentially Divisive Opinions about Codes of Conduct</strong>" - <em>Molly de Blanc</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Why MRI?  Why Python for MRI?</strong>" - <em>Anjali Datta</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>It's just an online conference. How hard can it be?</strong>" - <em>Georgi Ker</em></li>\n</ul>\nSpeakers:\nHosted by Abigail\, Chris\, Cristián\, and Lorena\n
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SUMMARY:[lightning-talks] Lightning Talks
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DESCRIPTION:Section: talks\nKind: lightning-talks\nName: Lightning Talks\nhttps://us.pycon.org/2025/schedule/presentation/168/\n<p>Lightning talks are a maximum duration of 5 minutes on any topic of interest to other Python people. It doesn't have to be about something that you wrote\, it can be something that you learned\, or a technique you think other people will be interested in.</p>\n<p>Read more about Lightning Talks <a href="/2025/events/lightning-talks/">on our event page</a>.</p>\n<h3>Presenting in this session</h3>\n<p>Order To Be Determined! If you're speaking make sure you are there on time!</p>\n<ul>\n<li>"<strong>Join Humble Data!</strong>" - <em>Laís Carvalho</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Too many swags!! Let's review the swags so we know who's giving us good stuff</strong>" - <em>Cheuk Ting Ho</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>The power and danger of os.fork</strong>" - <em>Thomas Rutherford</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Predicting Fire Weather Using Historical RAWS Data</strong>" - <em>Thomas Weiss</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Enhancing My Archery Practice with Computer Vision</strong>" - <em>Quang Vu</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Maaah! How I Killed My Site with a Goat Gif</strong>" - <em>Meagen Voss</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Captioner is Human</strong>" - <em>Vanessa Stanton</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>How much energy will my solar panels produce?</strong>" - <em>Will Lachance</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Remember to .close() file-like objects</strong>" - <em>Cody Maloney</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Meta lightning talk</strong>" - <em>Rodrigo Girão Serrão</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>CSnakes: Python in .NET</strong>" - <em>Anthony Shaw</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Systems\, gates\, and rage</strong>" - <em>Trey Hunner</em></li>\n</ul>\nSpeakers:\nHosted by Abigail\, Chris\, Cristián\, and Lorena\n
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LOCATION:Hall B
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SUMMARY:[lightning-talks] Lightning Talks
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DESCRIPTION:Section: talks\nKind: lightning-talks\nName: Lightning Talks\nhttps://us.pycon.org/2025/schedule/presentation/170/\n<p>Lightning talks are a maximum duration of 5 minutes on any topic of interest to other Python people. It doesn't have to be about something that you wrote\, it can be something that you learned\, or a technique you think other people will be interested in.</p>\n<p>Read more about Lightning Talks <a href="/2025/events/lightning-talks/">on our event page</a>.</p>\n<h3>Presenting in this session</h3>\n<p>Order To Be Determined! If you're speaking make sure you are there on time!</p>\n<ul>\n<li>"<strong>Using Python\, websockets\, and local LLMs to make a Sony AIBO more sociable.</strong>" - <em>Mylo Dove</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>django-simple-deploy: Deployment\, for Djangonauts with deadlines</strong>" - <em>Eric Matthes</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>ORM? OMG!!</strong>" - <em>Mario Munoz</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>pip install patience</strong>" - <em>Wenqing Mao</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>How a car mechanic became a developer</strong>" - <em>Maya Kerostasia</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>MOSEY - Data for pedestrian safety</strong>" - <em>Fay Shaw</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>If Paint Splatters Could Sing\, They’d Probably Sound Awful</strong>" - <em>Tristan Shippen</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Music\, LilyPond\, and Python</strong>" - <em>Alex Ambrioso</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Blazing Fast Automagical Metadata</strong>" - <em>Joel Natividad</em></li>\n<li>"<strong>Python and Lasers</strong>" - <em>Matt Leaverton</em></li>\n</ul>\nSpeakers:\nHosted by Abigail\, Chris\, Cristián\, and Lorena\n
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SUMMARY:[lightning-talks] Lightning Talks
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