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"Data Morph: A Cautionary Tale of Summary Statistics" - Stefanie Molin (#pyconau 2024)
Big news, Pythonistas!
We’ve officially landed on Bluesky! 
Follow us at @pyconau.bsky.social to catch all the latest updates, event news, and insights from the Python community 
Psst... did you hear a hiss?
Our beloved PyCon AU snake has a name, do you know what it is? Drop your best guess in the comments below, and let’s see who can figure it out first!
Congratulations to our PyCon AU Pets of the Year stars!
Huge thanks to all the furry friends who patiently waited and supported their humans while they were away at our conference!
Lightning talks are a maximum of five minutes long, can cover any topic of interest to Python enthusiasts, and have been one of PyCon AU’s most popular parts since 2018.
Check out some of PyCon AU’s signature lightning talks to brighten your day and spark a laugh!
In my #pyconAU keynote I referred to LLMs as "Regurgitative AI" rather than generative. Someone in the discord then commented that "regurgitative AI sounds like a horrific disease" and... you know... if the shoe fits...
All 77 #pyconau videos we have permission to release are up: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLs4CJRBY5F1Jn7fWZyMgogpPsu1vAZKB2
And my slides for my AI perceptions of Gender talk from #PyConAU are also up on my website!
https://jrosenbaum.com.au/event/pyconau-ai-perceptions-of-gender/
J. RosenbaumPyConAU - AI Perceptions of Gender - J. RosenbaumWhy does AI perceive gender? Is this something that can be fixed? Should it be fixed? Explore the results of my research encompassing art, AI and gender theory to find […]
#pyconau @chrisjrn Let's make a working implementation of async functions in Python 2.1, also, why you might want to use a more recent version of Python http://youtu.be/JfZvqmo1-94
The video of my "MicroPython: The Best Bits!" talk from the recent PyCon AU is now online:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVRDuu-Sez0
Slides are also available:
As usual, PyCon AU was a great conf, thanks to the organisers and all the attendees!
#pyconau @freakboy3742 Where am I? What am I doing? Mobile App development in Python http://youtu.be/cLNWwNHgTco
We captured so many amazing moments at the conference.
Your smiles, heartfelt reunions, new friendships, and the joy of sharing your passions.
Share your favourite PyCon memories and don’t forget to tag us!
#pyconau @lindamciver Keynote: From Hypnotised to Heretic: Immunising Society Against Misinformation. http://youtu.be/nUvvfGN-dHs
I have successfully achieved yak herder status at #PyConAU sprints. Thanks @freakboy3742
Nice to see many of you at #pyconau ! Until next year, here's a tiny python ...
ironically, I got covid right before I was due to keynote one of the safest, most inclusive conferences I've ever seen, #PyconAU, so I had to present online to keep everyone safe. I've seen photos of everyone peacefully masking, and - guess what?? It was fine! It was safe! It's not that hard.
The day after #PyConAU and I'm nowhere near as exhausted as I expected to be, given that I basically had no weekend.
It was uplifting once I finally managed to get my meatbrain into the right space on Saturday. This is the first conference I've been to in years and I forgot how to prepare for one mentally.
It was lovely to put a half face to many of you that I've known here for ages. (I will forget them, I'm sorry, because I have prosopagnosia.)
If I didn't meet you, or you weren't able to meet me, maybe next time. I'm pretty sure there will be a next time. I went home and told my partner that I'd consider (venue withstanding) getting involved in PyCon AU in an organizational capacity, and she triumphantly declared she'd already predicted that. I feel seen.