Yep, thats why I try to inject references to “falsehood programmers believe” in talks/workshops. From PyBay- pamelafox.github.io/my-py-ta…

PyBay 2025 Videos The talk videos from PyBay 2025 are now available. youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…

Aw thanks Guido! Here’s the link to the PyBay Youtube playlist: m.youtube.com/playlist?list=…

PyBay 2025 Videos Released buff.ly/cr3gnSm

Here are *all* the videos from PyBay 2025. I loved the talks by Pamela Fox (bees!) and Glyph (open source project advice).

PyBay 2025 talks now live on PyVideo! check them out at buff.ly/pemWfLZ

Slides for my PyBay talk on typeagent are up; youtu.be/-klESD7iB-s?si=MrWo…

SF Python, Bay Area Python, PyBay every year, PyInsula

Even @gvanrossum , the creator of Python, is now using large language models like Claude to write code. At PyBay 2025, he talked about his work on Structured RAG, which improves on traditional RAG by being faster, more accurate, and capable of handling more complex conversations. We are excited to bring Structured RAG ideas into our own custom pipeline.

My PyBay talk recording is up! “Just because AI can write your tests… should it?” youtu.be/Lha1741iEjE It starts with a tangent about honeybees vs native bees, but I swear, I found a way to relate that topic to the talk. Enjoy! 🐝

At the 10th PyBay community conference in San Francisco, I had the honor of interviewing Guido van Rossum, the creator of the Python programming language, for Neo4j Fika AI series. I've written about it on DevReal, a community resource for DevRel advocates in AI. We talk about AI, RAG, Functional Programming (whether Guido likes it), vibe coding (whether Guido uses it), and more! Link in the reply.

Slides from my PyBay talk yesterday can be downloaded here: github.com/microsoft/typeage… (permissions issue fixed! - click the little download button; PowerPoint only for now)

Yup, it was a great event and an honor to speak at PyBay.

Slides from my PyBay talk today can be downloaded here: github.com/microsoft/typeage… (PowerPoint only for now).

Amazing talk at PyBay right now by @kantrn about how "hello world" in Python actually works at the lowest levels. Perhaps too deep (see pic)?

At PyBay, Lisa Roach is now talking about free threaded Python (no GIL) vs. multiprocessing.

Right now at PyBay @gvanrossum is showing off a live demo of structured RAG. Enjoying some sketch comedy deep cuts, too.

At the PyBay conference today where @glyph is sharing about the realities of running open source projects.

I'm on the way to SF for @py_bay via CalTrain. So far a much nicer experience than the last time I took CalTrain (but not yet Japan level). Will post about some of the interesting talks. #PyBay

Camino a la PyBay 2025