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139 | 139 | 00:04:33 And so all of us kind of in the Python tribe ecosystem, you know, we're all trying to do our best to kind of make things go, but it's just been really wonderful to see the impact that we've had.
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| -00:04:44 And I think a lot of the work that we did did lay the groundwork for modern machine learning and then, you know, making GPUs accessible and usable. |
| 141 | +00:04:44 And I think a lot of the work that we did lay the groundwork for modern machine learning and then, you know, making GPUs accessible and usable. |
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143 | 143 | 00:04:51 And now Python is the language that everyone is doing AI in, you know, whether they're deep into the innards of it or not, they're writing mostly Python code to build these AI tools.
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291 | 291 | 00:10:23 But I think having programming skills is awesome.
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| -00:10:25 But I feel like LLMs and ChatCPT and so on, they're going to make a way bigger impact than if you took a scratch class in fifth grade, you know? |
| 293 | +00:10:25 But I feel like LLMs and ChatGPT and so on, they're going to make a way bigger impact than if you took a scratch class in fifth grade, you know? |
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295 | 295 | 00:10:34 Yeah.
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521 | 521 | 00:18:12 What was the problem?
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| -00:18:13 I initialized the logger with the string info for the level rather than the enumeration dot info, which was an integer based enum. |
| 523 | +00:18:13 I initialized the logger with the string info for the level rather than the enumeration dot info, which was an integer based Enum. |
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525 | 525 | 00:18:23 So the logging statement would crash saying that I could not use less than or equal to between strings and ints.
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537 | 537 | 00:18:43 slash Sentry.
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| -00:18:44 And if you sign up with the code, talkpython, all capital, no spaces, it's good for two free months of Sentry's business plan, which will give you up to 20 times as many monthly events as well as other features. |
| 539 | +00:18:44 And if you sign up with the code, TALKPYTHON, all capital, no spaces, it's good for two free months of Sentry's business plan, which will give you up to 20 times as many monthly events as well as other features. |
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541 | 541 | 00:18:58 And there's a lot of other exploratory bits of AI.
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589 | 589 | 00:20:30 And so we're going to get into some of the complexity here.
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| -00:20:33 But for those who are interested, I did give a talk at PyBay just a month ago, I think. |
| 591 | +00:20:33 But for those who are interested, I did give a talk at Pybytes just a month ago, I think. |
592 | 592 |
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593 | 593 | 00:20:37 And it's up on YouTube now.
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668 | 668 |
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669 | 669 | 00:23:03 In fact, most of our problem was packaging stuff that wasn't Python.
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| -00:23:06 The Python bits were trivial almost, right? |
| 671 | +00:23:06 The Python bytess were trivial almost, right? |
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673 | 673 | 00:23:09 But it's the, you know, what version of Clang?
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767 | 767 | 00:26:01 Hatch, PDM, Poetry, all these wonderful tools.
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| -00:26:03 Aconda, too. |
| 769 | +00:26:03 Anaconda, too. |
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771 | 771 | 00:26:04 I should put that out there, right?
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1433 | 1433 | 00:46:04 Is that WebAssembly version based on PyOxid?
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| 1435 | +00:46:08 PyOxidizer? |
1436 | 1436 |
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1437 | 1437 | 00:46:09 PyOxid?
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1443 | 1443 | 00:46:10 Sorry, I'm mixing these together.
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| -00:46:12 PyOxid or PyScript or like you're, I know you did a lot of work. |
| 1445 | +00:46:12 PyOxidizer or PyScript or like you're, I know you did a lot of work. |
1446 | 1446 |
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1447 | 1447 | 00:46:15 Yes.
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2105 | 2105 | 01:00:57 Russell and Keith McGee, right?
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| -01:00:58 Empowering end users to build applications and permissionlessly and as easily as possible, |
| 2107 | +01:00:58 Empowering end users to build applications and permissionless and as easily as possible, |
2108 | 2108 |
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2109 | 2109 | 01:01:03 share them with other users.
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2471 | 2471 | 01:08:45 Now get out there and write some Python code.
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2473 | 2473 | 01:08:47 Bye.
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