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Sans I/O programming: what, why and how (PyCon UK talk)
Code that pushes I/O to the boundary is simpler, easier to reuse and easier to test.
Assume worst intent (designing against the abusive ex)
How do we design services and platforms to reduce the risk of harassment and abuse from other users?
Building trust in an age of suspicious minds
Notes and slides from my PyCon UK 2018 keynote. In a world where people are less and less trusting, how can we take steps to make ourselves more trustable?
Signs of the time
A few lessons I learned while doing the signage for this year’s PyCon UK.
Making the venue maps for PyCon UK
A quick braindump of my thoughts from drawing some venue maps for PyCon UK.
Lightning talks
Why I like the lottery system used to select lightning talks at PyCon UK this year.
Silence is golden
PyCon had a dedicated quiet room for people to get some downtime, and I think it’s a great idea.
Live captioning at conferences
Live captioning of conference talks was an unexpected bonus at this year’s PyCon UK.