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Speakers

Tim Paine

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  1. 2023–2026Cubist Systematic Strategies6 talks
Events9
Conferences4
Talks10
Years active2020–2026
Miles between events10,1558 in-person events · 5 countries

Appearances by year

201920202021202220232024202520262027
  • PyData
  • JupyterCon
  • PyCon (national Python conferences)
  • Compute!

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Nov 25, 2026Compute! Paris 2026Compute!speakernbplay: making music in notebooks
as Cubist Systematic Strategies
Did you know you can build a digital audio workstation inside a Jupyter notebook? In this talk, we'll use `nbplay`, an experimental notebook-based DAW, to…Show less

Did you know you can build a digital audio workstation inside a Jupyter notebook? In this talk, we'll use `nbplay`, an experimental notebook-based DAW, to explore Jupyter as a platform for mixed programmable and interactive computing.

Sep 30, 2025PyData Paris 2025PyDatatalkBuild a data studio in your notebook with jupyter-fs
as Cubist Systematic Strategies

jupyter-fs provides an interface between PyFilesystem and fsspec file systems, the JupyterLab user interface, and the Jupyter notebooks you run.

Video
Jun 6, 2025PyData London 2025PyDatatalkOne repo to rule them all, one repo to bind them...Control all of your projects with copier!
as Cubist Systematic Strategies
Did you know you can control all of your projects from a central template repository? In this talk we'll learn about copier, a framework for creating project…Show less

Did you know you can control all of your projects from a central template repository? In this talk we'll learn about copier, a framework for creating project templates.

Sep 25, 2024PyData Paris 2024PyDatatalkHigh Performance Data Visualization for the Web
as Cubist Systematic Strategies

Are you looking for a high performance visualization component for the web? Need to filter, sort, pivot, and aggregate static/streaming data in realtime?

May 22, 2024PyCon Italia 2024PyCon (national Python conferences)talkHigh Performance Data Visualization for the Web
as Cubist Systematic Strategies
Are you looking for a high performance visualization component for the web? Need to filter, sort, pivot, and aggregate static/streaming data in realtime?…Show less

Are you looking for a high performance visualization component for the web? Need to filter, sort, pivot, and aggregate static/streaming data in realtime? Daunted by the massive JS ecosystem? In this talk, we'll build a high performance web frontend using the open source library Perspective.

Video
May 15, 2024PyCon US 2024PyCon (national Python conferences)speakerBuilding FPGA-based Machine Learning Accelerators in Python

In this talk, we will demo a simple machine learning accelerator deployed on a commodity FPGA and developed using a Python-based toolchain.

Video
Apr 22, 2024PyCon DE & PyData Berlin 2024PyDatatalkHigh Performance Data Visualization for the Web
In this talk, we will put together a simple but full-featured website using Perspective. Perspective is an open source interactive analytics and data…Show less

In this talk, we will put together a simple but full-featured website using Perspective. Perspective is an open source interactive analytics and data visualization component, which is especially well-suited for large and/or streaming datasets.

Apr 22, 2024PyCon DE & PyData Berlin 2024PyDatatalkJupyter Notebooks for Print Media
In this talk, we will discuss leveraging Jupyter Notebooks to generate print media - books, magazine and newspaper articles, business reports, academic papers,…Show less

In this talk, we will discuss leveraging Jupyter Notebooks to generate print media - books, magazine and newspaper articles, business reports, academic papers, etc. We will motivate the problem, introduce a library for accomplishing the task (nbprint), and walk through some end-to-end examples.

May 10, 2023JupyterCon 2023JupyterContutorialVisualizing live data pipelines in JupyterLab with ipydagred3
as Cubist Systematic Strategies
Dataflow graphs have become indispensable tools for data science, from ETL batch processes to live streaming data pipelines. A variety of tools exist for…Show less

Dataflow graphs have become indispensable tools for data science, from ETL batch processes to live streaming data pipelines. A variety of tools exist for constructing and scheduling graphs, but few generic tools exist for visualizing them, and even fewer let you analyze and interact with them...

Oct 12, 2020JupyterCon 2020JupyterConspeakerProduction Notebooks

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Cheuk Ting Ho6—2025
Jeremy Tuloup5—2026
Johan Mabille5—2026
Marco Gorelli5—2025
Ines Montani4—2026
Martin Renou4—2026
Olivier Grisel4—2026
David Brochart4—2025
Guillaume Lemaitre4—2025
Fernando Pérez3—2026
Joris Van den Bossche3—2026
Wolf Vollprecht3—2026
Alexander CS Hendorf3—2025
Emanuele Fabbiani3—2025
Luca Baggi3—2025

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.