Hi! You can read the whole book online on the O'Reilly platform - they have a 10 day free trial: www.oreilly.com/library/view...

I have been an organizer for them in the past and I am at PyCon! I'll be at the PyLadies lunch today.

That's my post-talk relaxation sorted, thank you!

Here's the full talk details: us.pycon.org/2025/schedul...

Thank you!

I'd love to be included in this! All the examples in my book are in Python: learning.oreilly.com/library/view...

Oh yeah! I think my book would be great for this! If you find that there's anything missing, or anything that's not clear, I'd really appreciate hearing about it (hopefully there'll be a 2nd edition sometime!)

I’m spending some time doing consultancy work and side projects while I look for a new full-time position. I’m looking for a Python developer role where ML/data science experience is a plus - if you hear of anything interesting, please send it my way!

My latest book, “Software Engineering for Data Scientists”, was published by @oreilly.bsky.social in April this year. It’s a guide for data scientists looking to improve their coding skills, and it’s deliberately friendly. You can buy a copy here: www.amazon.com/Software-Eng...

Thank you for setting this up! I'd also love to be included.

Thank you!

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