Link your favorite Python conference talk and give everyone else a chance to be blown away like you were the first time you heard it!

Please also include some description of what you liked about the talk. Also, the only requirement is that it is at least tangentially related to Python, so talks about developing in Python, developing CPython, general programming techniques that also apply to Python, some Python library, or even the community are all fair game.

Also, feel free to submit more than one talk, but please include only one talk per top-level comment so that we can have a place to discuss each one.

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/24297

u/msage's comment on another post made me remember seeing this a couple of days ago.

From the site:

This seems exactly like the IOCCC but for Python?

This contest is a complete rip-off the IOCCC idea and purpose and rules. If you like this contest, you will almost certainly love the IOCCC. Check it out!

Yay or nay, memes should be allowed in !python@programming.dev ?

Events from the Python Events Calendar:

• Building Mico-Tech Communities Around Python Programming Language

  20 June 2023 - 30 July 2023

  Python is one of the most popular programming languages today and is used in a variety of industries, including data science, web development, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. Learning Python earlier can give you a head start in your career and make you a valuable candidate in the job market.

• Careers with Python: Volume 2 meetup

  20 June 2023, 1:30 CEST

  PyLadies Amsterdam

  Youtube live-stream link: https://www.youtube.com/live/KO4jeWoP9bI

  Talk 1 - Python in Agricultural Technology by Neha Kalia

  Talk 2 - Python in banking by Sharanya Missula

  Talk 3 - Python in Data science and strategy consulting by Estelle Altazin

• Dominican Republic Python User Group

  20 June 2023, 21:30 AST

  Location:

  12 Calle Eugenio Deschamps
  La CastellanaLos Prados
  Santo Domingo
  National District
  Dominican Republic
  

Saw a link to this while reading another submission and thought it belonged here.

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