Okay, that’s a wrap for #PyConUS . Flying home now. What an event: impossible to describe. See you all next year!
On my way to the airport from #PyConUS, and ... Wow. What a great conference.
So great to see my US friends again, to catch up on the buzz in the python world. To see the deep problems (tech and otherwise) that we're facing.
And now, some sleep.
I love #PyConUS but wow does this venue put miles on your shoes
It's impossible to sum up #PyConUS. But i wanted to note a few things, including yet another appearance of Sleepy Snake: https://nedbatchelder.com/blog/202405/echos_of_the_people_api_user_guide.html
#AnAlbumADay 143/366: _Black Holes and Revelations_ by Muse
Yet another “why have I only heard the one song” selection today.
Had a blast at #PyConUS! Spoke about distributed tracing for Python apps with #OpenTelemetry in the “Charlas” track. Also gave a lightning talk on why metrics and logs aren’t enough. Loved sharing knowledge and making people laugh!
Are there any #PyConUS sprint stragglers up for an outdoor-seating dinner? Allergies + talking have left me a sore throat, so I avoided the CC today, but I've tested and am not a plaguebearer, so I'd love to have a drink and a bite with some nerds.
Good bye #PyConUS, see you next year! 👋
@GabrielaVillarreal
@mkennedy when do we get to see the results of this? Very intrigued because you two tend to have great conversations. It's the only time I saw you at #pyconus so I didn't get a chance to say "hi" in person
