Since both awards involve the group of my program co-chair Leo Porter, it's probably worth pointing out the awards commitee who decided both is appointed separately by the steering committee and had nothing to do with us. To my mind, just shows Leo has a great track record.

When I grow up I want to be as engaging a presenter as Miles.

So I now learned that Lynch went on to do daily weather reports on Youtube after this - for so long that it has its own IMDB page: www.imdb.com/title/tt1231... Rated 9.2/10.

But just to add: I like PyTamaro and I think the compositional approach saves coordinate-faffing for creating static pictures. We're just finalising support for third-party libraries in Strype which would enable making the PyTamaro API available in Strype as mentioned in the post.

IMO either you provide _place_at_coordinates to students (which is giving them a cartesian API) or you have to teach them to do it in each program - I don't think adding (and dynamically resizing every frame) an invisible rectangle to align the placement is a straightforward concept at school level.

TBH I only just added the types this week for our auto complete. I don't know if Sphinx can add them from the type comments, will look into it.

Good point, I've linked it now in the post: strype.org/doc/library/ We should have asked you earlier! But released now. Sounds and Images in the API have immutable dimension/duration so you do need to pass the length, but the length is redundant if you pass the sound content.

The Newcastle one just gave us final notification yesterday lunchtime, so Pierre hasn't added it yet (and I misunderstood his message; the Manchester one is still waiting a decision so I've edited that out for now)