Lightning Talks - Saturday May 16, PM
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Rapid specifics: a Rust-backed tool called Feder enumerates site‑packages and flags CVSS scores (example CVSS 9.8 PyTorch); GH‑profiler fingerprints GitHub accounts, surfaces red/yellow/green signals and can post a GH‑profiler workflow comment; LLM roundup names Gemma 4 and GLM 5.1 and shows model quality shifting month to month; the daisy operator is star‑unpacking into a single variable; a STEP file gets transformed by Python into exploded GIFs for a 3D gearbox card; an LSTM predicts first opossum arrival within one day; HQ9+ transpiles to C in under 50 lines.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 4:17Christopher Ariza - One Command to Find the Most Vulnerable Python Package on Your System
- 9:00Keith Murray - How to find Python near you
- 9:19Simon Willison - The last six months in LLMs in five minutes
- 14:31Ned Batchelder - Silence is Golden
- 18:19Eric Matthes - gh-profiler
- 23:07KwonHan Bae - Money, Money, Money: Running Python isn't Free
- 27:50Sophia - The Daisy Operator
- 33:00Jason McPheron - I Made a Gearbox Business Card, Then Made Python Explain It
- 38:45Jared Moreno - We All Live in a Python Submarine
- 42:39Gabriel dos Reis - The opossum-bility to win a bet
- 48:16S. Lott - DSL for Table-Top Role-Playing Games
- 52:31Ariel Ortiz - Less Code, More Fun: Building the Simplest Esoteric Language
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