Media Summary: Edward Gomez Friday 12:00 Room L Las Cumbres Observatory is not just a collection of 18 telescopes spread across the globe ... David R. MacIver Friday 09:30 Assembly Room How is a software project like the USSR? Unfortunately, this is not a joke and ... Owen Campbell Sunday 15:30 Room D In the beginning, there was Axelrod... Well, in around 1980, there was Prof. Robert ...

Pycon Uk 2017 Rise Of - Detailed Analysis & Overview

Edward Gomez Friday 12:00 Room L Las Cumbres Observatory is not just a collection of 18 telescopes spread across the globe ... David R. MacIver Friday 09:30 Assembly Room How is a software project like the USSR? Unfortunately, this is not a joke and ... Owen Campbell Sunday 15:30 Room D In the beginning, there was Axelrod... Well, in around 1980, there was Prof. Robert ... Jez Halford Friday 12:00 Assembly Room Learning to conquer each of the seven deadly wastes is the key delivering faster. The opening session, introduced by Peter Inglesby. **Apologies for the slightly strange sounding audio on this video, an open mic ... Benjamin Misell Sunday 11:30 Room D Any of you from the 80's will remember the BBC Micro. Well, I got one about half a year ...

Danielle Procida introduces the second day. David Whale Saturday 15:30 Room D bitio is a small and simple Python package that enables your BBC micro:bit to become an ... Mac Chapman Sunday 16:30 Ferrier Hall As a growing startup, the move from one team of engineers to two is intimidating. Vincent Knight Sunday 14:30 Room D Recently there have been a few talks at PyCons about using integer linear programming ... Daniele Marco Procida Some Python deployment tales of horror and madness, and a lesson for us from the world of PHP.

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PYCON UK 2017: Rise of the robots and world domination
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PYCON UK 2017: God Is Real (unless declared an integer)
PYCON UK 2017: The History of PyCon
PYCON UK 2017: Keynote: Communities and education - exploring together
PYCON UK 2017: Software's Seven Deadly Wastes
PYCON UK 2017: Thursday Welcome Session
PYCON UK 2017: Tales of C, the 6502 and the BBC with added python
Pycon UK 2016: Saturday 17th Introduction
PYCON UK 2017: Bitio
PYCON UK 2017: How We Grew From One Team to Two
PYCON UK 2017: Polygons, hill climbing, metallurgy and why you are here
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PYCON UK 2017: Rise of the robots and world domination

PYCON UK 2017: Rise of the robots and world domination

Edward Gomez | Friday 12:00 | Room L Las Cumbres Observatory is not just a collection of 18 telescopes spread across the globe ...

PYCON UK 2017: Keynote: Shaping the World

PYCON UK 2017: Keynote: Shaping the World

David R. MacIver | Friday 09:30 | Assembly Room How is a software project like the USSR? Unfortunately, this is not a joke and ...

PYCON UK 2017: God Is Real (unless declared an integer)

PYCON UK 2017: God Is Real (unless declared an integer)

Owen Campbell | Sunday 15:30 | Room D In the beginning, there was Axelrod... Well, in around 1980, there was Prof. Robert ...

PYCON UK 2017: The History of PyCon

PYCON UK 2017: The History of PyCon

Steve Holden | Friday 14:30 | Room D

PYCON UK 2017: Keynote: Communities and education - exploring together

PYCON UK 2017: Keynote: Communities and education - exploring together

Kushal and Anwesha Das.

PYCON UK 2017: Software's Seven Deadly Wastes

PYCON UK 2017: Software's Seven Deadly Wastes

Jez Halford | Friday 12:00 | Assembly Room Learning to conquer each of the seven deadly wastes is the key delivering faster.

PYCON UK 2017: Thursday Welcome Session

PYCON UK 2017: Thursday Welcome Session

The opening session, introduced by Peter Inglesby. **Apologies for the slightly strange sounding audio on this video, an open mic ...

PYCON UK 2017: Tales of C, the 6502 and the BBC with added python

PYCON UK 2017: Tales of C, the 6502 and the BBC with added python

Benjamin Misell | Sunday 11:30 | Room D Any of you from the 80's will remember the BBC Micro. Well, I got one about half a year ...

Pycon UK 2016: Saturday 17th Introduction

Pycon UK 2016: Saturday 17th Introduction

Danielle Procida introduces the second day.

PYCON UK 2017: Bitio

PYCON UK 2017: Bitio

David Whale | Saturday 15:30 | Room D bitio is a small and simple Python package that enables your BBC micro:bit to become an ...

PYCON UK 2017: How We Grew From One Team to Two

PYCON UK 2017: How We Grew From One Team to Two

Mac Chapman | Sunday 16:30 | Ferrier Hall As a growing startup, the move from one team of engineers to two is intimidating.

PYCON UK 2017: Polygons, hill climbing, metallurgy and why you are here

PYCON UK 2017: Polygons, hill climbing, metallurgy and why you are here

Vincent Knight | Sunday 14:30 | Room D Recently there have been a few talks at PyCons about using integer linear programming ...

Pycon UK 2016: 10 years 7 deployments and a lesson

Pycon UK 2016: 10 years 7 deployments and a lesson

Daniele Marco Procida Some Python deployment tales of horror and madness, and a lesson for us from the world of PHP.