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Speakers

Sarah Diot-Girard

Employers on the program

  1. 2019PeopleDoc1 talk
Events5
Conferences2
Talks5
Years active2019–2024
Miles between events2,1585 in-person events · 4 countries

Appearances by year

201920202021202220232024202520262027
  • PyData
  • PyCon (national Python conferences)

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Sep 18, 2024PyData Amsterdam 2024PyDatatalkDebugging as an experimental science

If there is only one experience shared by anyone who ever wrote code, it is debugging. Then, why is it so often a frustrating experience, abstruse and wasteful?

Jun 17, 2022PyData London 2022PyDatatalk“Off with their I/Os!” - or how to contain madness by isolating your code
Engulfed in a tedious refactoring of your code, you’re adding the 7th layer of mocks to a test when you realise something must have gone wrong somewhere, but…Show less

Engulfed in a tedious refactoring of your code, you’re adding the 7th layer of mocks to a test when you realise something must have gone wrong somewhere, but what ?

Oct 9, 2019PyCon DE & PyData Berlin 2019PyDatatalkPrivacy-preserving Machine Learning for text processing
as PeopleDoc

Data privacy can be tricky when doing Natural Language Processing, join us to explore the different strategies you can use to keep your user data safer!

May 24, 2019PyCon Lithuania 2019PyCon (national Python conferences)talkFrom ML experiments to production: versioning and reproducibility with MLV-tools
You're a data scientist. You have a bunch of analyses you performed in Jupyter Notebooks, but anything older than 2 months is totally useless because it's never…Show less

You're a data scientist. You have a bunch of analyses you performed in Jupyter Notebooks, but anything older than 2 months is totally useless because it's never working right when you open the notebook again. You're working with software engineers. They can’t imagine life without Git, reviews on...

May 10, 2019PyData Amsterdam 2019PyDatatutorialHow to easily set up and version your Machine Learning pipelines, using DVC and MLV-tools

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
James Powell4—2024
Cheuk Ting Ho3—2024
Vincent Warmerdam3—2024
Alexander CS Hendorf3—2022
Stephanie Bracaloni212019
Dr. Juan Orduz2—2024
Hanna van der Vlis2—2024
Maarten Sukel2—2024
Ritchie Vink2—2024
Adrin Jalali2—2022
Ian Ozsvald2—2022
Marysia Winkels2—2022
Tania Allard2—2022
Valerio Maggio2—2022
Dom Weldon2—2019

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.