Lightning Talks

Lightning Talks are quick 5-minute (hard limit!) talks on any topics of interest to the PyOhio community. Anyone can present a Lightning Talk. Yes, even you! Slides are encouraged but not required!

Lightning Talks are Saturday at 4:30 PM.

Talks

1. Answering Questions About Local Government
   by Phildini
2. So You Have a Security Vulnerability, Now What? A Brief Guide to Writing Security Advisories
   by Dan Shernicoff
3. Hobbies: Tell Me More
   by Keith Murray
4. Datasette: Madly Accessible Data
   by Catherine Devlin
5. Have You Thought About Manufacturing?
   by Dan R.
6. The Future of Python Is Community
   by Abigail Mesrenyame Dogbe
7. The "Tracker's Eye" and Software
   by Tom Fetherston
8. Antique SQL
   by Matt
9. Making Community Gatherings Open Source
   by Kathleen Burnett
10. Increasingly Complicated Iteration Examples
    by Andrew Kubera
11. Putting the Genie Back in the Bottle: LLMs as Unix Filters
    by Patrick
12. 4 Social Rules for Inclusivity
    by Al Sweigart

Sign-up Process

• A sign-up board will be posted near registration
• Sign up by 3:00 PM Saturday
• Talk order will be randomized
• The number of talks accepted depends on the total submitted and the time available
• The final talk list and order will be announced at 3:30 PM Saturday and published on this page