David Lord 
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Had a very relaxing night playing Cabo and knucklebones with friends. Much needed after another full conference day. #PyConUS
@tonybaloney showing off a Flask app running in Hypercorn by @pgjones with workers in subinterpreters that themselves each have the GIL disabled. Running parallel requests that themselves can have parallel processing. This talk has so much insight into web app and parallel performance. #PyConUS #Flask #Python
There are so many great quotable moments in @brainwane’s keynote, I’m glad there’s a lot of people posting them on the #PyConUS tag so I can like them.
Remember to stay after the closing remarks to hear maintainers on stage announce their sprints that start tomorrow morning. I’ve once again forgotten I need to say something until the last minute 😅🏃♀️ #PyConUS
During @brainwane's keynote, the transcriber typing "What is packaging??????" with a ton of question marks is relatable. More PyCon vibes. #PyConUS
@brainwane standup comedy keynote “So many workshops on how to get into open source but none on how to get out. Yeah some people aren’t laughing just going uh-huh.” #OpenSource #Python #PyConUS
Starting out with a 5k run with other Pythonistas at 7am tomorrow, then thought I'd have an easy day, but it looks like my schedule will be packed with keynotes, talks, and open spaces. Once again, I just need to figure out how to be in multiple places at once. #PyConUS
Ended up running 4.9 miles in 56 minutes (we added a little to the 5k running back from the fountain to the convention center). Surprised myself with the longest distance I’ve ever run and a sub hour time. So motivating being with other friendly Python people! #PyConUS
“I drink water but I don’t think of myself as a “water user”, I don’t got to the Water Discord.” 🌊😂 @brainwane #PyConUS
"Removing the GIL is simple and I don't know why no one has done it yet. 😉" - @tonybaloney in his talk about using subinterpreters for parallel code. #PyConUS
