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11:00 Start 18:45 Trey Hunner - What's so great about Python 3.13? 38:05 Neo4J Drone Giveaway 42:20 David Ward - Game Over?, Not Really! A multiplayer game written in Python continued 1:10:05 Hobson Lane - the effective unreasonableness of transformer language models 1:31:40 Wrapup

11:45 - Intro 17:00 - Get the Loot 37:30 - Intro to Git w/ Two Repositories/Hack for LA 1:05:50 - LangChain

Although GDScript is originally inspired by python, it is now more resembles Golang...yes 'Go'dot! It may be same reason that Javascript is originally inspired by Java but now more resembles python

Super appreciate that you;'ve live-streamed and recorded these presentations... but please solve your AV issues to ensure the presenter's laptop screen is visible.

No Audio on the last talk. Couldn't see their screen in fulll.

is there a discord

can i join

Good job David! From Peter (I stayed around at the end to check out the room's control panel and audio hardware hookups and ports..)

Nice.

Well done.

Great introductory presentation, would you please share the slides link. Thanks

Is gdscript future proof as in flexible language to learn another Godot where else it can be implemented ?

very nice video. I'm a Godot dev and never used Python, so its nice to see the differences!

Juan Linietsky is Argentinian

Interesting approach,👏

Im a svelte developer learning python to be able to go for this killer combo too. Thanks for the video

Django tenplate has "{{ " will that interfere with Svelte ?

What are some representative use-cases for this? What can these on-demand functions do quickly, both from the point of view of their spin-up time consumed on each call (I assume they have no persistence across calls, right, judging by the name "lambda"), and also in terms of how one would provide them with the data they need to do something useful... on each call.

Would you mind sharing the source code?

Pretty nifty stuffs. Saves me from hours of messing w Pandas code. Kudos!

So basically we now have lightweight generic functions/ mutliple dispatch?

list_select_related only worked for me.... prefetch_related is increasing my queries by 2

Great!

Raquel is apparently an example chatbot.

A talk by Russell about Logic + Probability: simons.berkeley.edu/talks/stuart-russell-10-04-2016 Among other things, the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty verification (5:42) is not based only on first order logic, because FOL is too rigidly categorical (too "black and white"), and effectively is no different than coding up a large number of if...then...else sort of statements. So the way forward was to include probabilities (the Bayesian component) into the model, which is mentioned at 15:50. I am all for introducing new audiences to topics from AI, but AI has a long history of its methods being hyped beyond their actual capabilities. Presenting FOL as though it was the solution to the CTBT verification is an example.

5:15 Norvig's spell checker described: norvig.com/spell-correct.html There's a spelling mistake in the first paragraph. Just saying.

How can I display category name in post detail page

Thanks David!

I used a different approach with my regex: from re import compile regex = compile(r"\b(s|e)[a-s]*\ *?(\d+)" # season or episode r"[\: ,_\[\]\-x]*" # followed by optional seperator r"(s|e)[a-s]*\ *?(\d+)") # season/episode github.com/Almenon/reddit_episode_bot/blob/6463aaa5e279428e034271f952acc3650178ac91/post_parser.py#L7 No need for verbose flag, but the downside is I can't copy it straight into regex101.com. I like your method better.