📆 Agenda

• 19:00 Welcome to the PUB (Python Users Berlin) – setting up
• 19:15 Main talk
• 20:00 Lightning talks
• 20:30 Social gathering

🎙 Main talk by Itamar Turner-Trauring Climate change is coming for us all, with catastrophic consequences if we don't take action. What can you, as someone who writes software, do about it? How can you apply your skills to make the situation better? In this talk I'll cover two ways out of many. The first, politics, may not seem obvious, but is the most important—and your career is relevant (and even many of your skills!). The second: reducing carbon emissions by making software more efficient at scale.

🧑‍💻 About Itamar Turner-Trauring Itamar has been using Python since 1999. He helps companies speed up scientific computing pipelines, is currently working on a book for data scientists and scientists on speeding up low-level code, and he volunteers with a local group organizing for safer bike infrastructure. He writes about Python performance, Docker packaging, and more at https://pythonspeed.com.

• Mastodon
• GitHub
• LinkedIn

📚 Resources

• pythonspeed.com

⚡️ Lightning talks We would like you to give a lightning talk (shorter than 10 minutes) about what you are doing with Python.

🖥 This will be a remote meetup.