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PyCon UK 2023

Sep 22–25, 2023 · Cardiff City Hall, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

Conference
PyCon (national Python conferences) Data science & ML
Dates
Sep 22, 2023 – Sep 25, 2023
Venue
Cardiff City Hall
Place
Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
2023.pyconuk.org
Recorded
7 sponsors · 39 speaker appearances
Notes
Three conference days plus a sprint day (Mon 25 Sep); pretalx event dates run to 26 Sep. Keynotes are not labelled in the pretalx schedule, so all sessions are recorded as talks. Young Coders sessions left out. Speakers: all sessions with speakers from the pretalx schedule export (logistics slots such as welcomes, lightning-talk blocks, AGMs and sprints left out); affiliations parsed from pretalx bios where stated, otherwise null.

Ticket prices

TicketPriceValid untilNotesSource
Young coders (ages 8-16)£6—web.archive.org
Unwaged, 3 days£100—incl. VAT; 1 day £39.60web.archive.org
Individual, 3 days£204—incl. VAT; 1 day £70web.archive.org
Supporter Individual, 3 days£260—web.archive.org
Standard (employer-paid), 3 days£360—incl. 20% VAT; 1 day £132web.archive.org
Supporter Standard, 3 days£600—web.archive.org

Sponsors 7

Other 2

Speakers and talks 39

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Alistair LynnTiqetsTalkAdventures in Unicode: the `str` less travelled—
Alon NirSpotifyTalk3 Lessons Data Scientists Can Learn from World War II—
Atieno Ouma—TalkSIGN-TO-TEXT:Unleashing the Power of Google AI for real time ASL transcription—
Ben NuttallBBCTalkLive highlights in BBC iPlayer—
Brett Beutell—TalkOpen-source, developer-friendly observability in only a few lines code—
CJ Shearwood—TalkMonte Carlo Simulations for Testing Tabletop Games—
Coen de Groot—TalkInteractive web pages with Django or Flask, without writing Javascript—
Daniele ProcidaCanonicalTalkPractical tools for documentation at scale—
Daniele ProcidaCanonicalTalkThe programmer's imagination—
David Seddon—TalkDomain Driven Design and Python—
Debayan DasMiiCareTalkThe Sound of Your Footsteps can Predict for Dementia—
Dom WeldonDecision IncTalkSecure, Modern, and Simple Dependency Management with PDM and Friends—
Emily Holyoake—TalkIf you can’t give me poetry, can’t you give me poetical science?—
Emma Delescolle—TalkI plugged a Z80 into a Pi Pico, here's how it happened—
Gail Ollis—TalkThe internet of borrowed things—
Geraint Palmer—TalkMulti-Objective Linear Programming to find the Best Pokémon Team—
Gurjot Singh—TalkMaths in Motion: Python-Powered Modelling for Real-World Phenomena—
Hynek Schlawack—TalkSubclassing, Composition, Python, and You—
Jacob TomlinsonNVIDIATalkScaling the PyData Ecosystem with Dask—
Jacob TomlinsonNVIDIATalkWhen to rebuild things that already exist—
James Williams—TalkThe internet of borrowed things—
Kane Swartz—TalkWell well. ML is not the answer to everything.—
Karen Jex—TalkHow to keep your database happy—
Kevlin Henney—TalkTechnical Neglect—
Lisa Carpenter—TalkEffective teaching of Python—
Matthew DaviesBridgend CollegeTalkUsing Python and Anvil in an FE College—
Max Kahan—TalkFear the mutants. Love the mutants.—
Mia BajićAtaccamaTalkThe Standard Library Tour—
Mx Chiin-Rui Tan—TalkInvestigating Environmental issues with Python—
Mx Chiin-Rui Tan—TalkTurn Satellite Images into Digital Art with Python—
Myles MitchellJumping RiversTalkData visualisation with Seaborn—
Parisa GreggJumping RiversTalkData visualisation with Seaborn—
Patrick ArminioApollo GraphQLTalkOptimizing GraphQL Performance: Tips and Techniques—
Paul Haesler—TalkGeodesy for Pythonistas (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Coordinate Reference Systems)—
Sebastiaan Zeeff—TalkThe Magic of Self: How Python inserts self into methods—
Stefanie MolinBloombergTalkIntroduction to Data Analysis Using Pandas—
Thomas GregoryImperial College LondonTalkMaths in Motion: Python-Powered Modelling for Real-World Phenomena—
Tibs—TalkHow I used PostgreSQL® to find pictures of me at a party—
Tomas HoracekKiwi.comTalkVulnerability Management with CVSS—

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