Keynote Speaker - James Powell

James Powell's hacker name is “dontusethiscode” (or sometimes “dutc”)… which is also the name of the company where he works. Since 2014, Don't Use This Code has been confusing procurement staff, contract attorneys, and even the occasional managing director-“is this the name of a real company?” Yes, yes it is, and the Don't Use This Code team provides consulting and training services in software development, scientific computing, data analysis, and data engineering.
James is also a prolific speaker, having spoken at over eighty conferences worldwide. He has worn a suit and tie for every programming talk he's ever given, which is good, because it sets the bar on expectations really low. One time at PyCon, Guido even asked about the suit, to which James replied, “I am the most subversively dressed person here.
James is a dedicated supporter of the open source and open source scientific computing communities. In his volunteer time, he serves as the chairman of the NumFOCUS board of directors, as well as a lead organizer for NYC Python. He has also advised, chaired, and served on the organizing committee for over fifty open source conferences worldwide.

Пікірлер: 6

  • @mattipicus
    @mattipicus Жыл бұрын

    As always James brings a new perspective to a complicated problem, this time the question of program design: expertise vs effort and more

  • @nccamsc

    @nccamsc

    Жыл бұрын

    Expertise and effort go together, not vs each other

  • @aflous

    @aflous

    11 ай бұрын

    Nope, they're communicating vessels

  • @kuyajj68
    @kuyajj689 ай бұрын

    I really like his approach , his tapk on advance python (expert in python) is the best yet that exists on the internet .

  • @jefmyers502
    @jefmyers50210 ай бұрын

    ❤nwise! its coroutines all the way down. "Accommodation to the infinite profundity of the human experience." James has an amazing ability to tease out the deeper universal connections. Great Keynote.

  • @nccamsc
    @nccamsc Жыл бұрын

    Don’t need to be an expert, but put an effort into acquiring expertise :-)