IgniteNYC: The video!

Posted: December 24, 2009 | Author: hilary | Filed under: academics, blog | Tags: presentation, python | 15 Comments »

The video of my IgniteNYC presentation is up, and has gotten a great response!

I’m working on removing the me-specific bits from the code and I’ll be posting it as open-source very soon!

Kanti Purohit

Loved your Ignite video.
Looking forward to your open-source scripts.

No, I won’t send you an e-mail!
http://glitchnyc.com Eric Skiff

This is really great, it sounds like a TED talk
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http://paradigmhacker.com Zebediah

Great talk!

I will look forward to playing with your code when you are done.
slothbear

Your very small script was mentioned by Cory Doctorow on the latest This Week in Tech (http://wiki.twit.tv/wiki/TWiT_249). I’m following you on github, looking forward to that script. thanks!
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http://nelsnelson.org/ Nels

Wonderful talk. Made me smile when I saw the words “Yes, it will be on the exam.” I have some ideas that just might make your scripts slightly more robust in terms of their summation functionality. I can’t wait to get my hands on the source! I think that you’re really onto something here.
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Marcus

Do you use a webapp? And does Gmail’s Priority Mail change anything for you?
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http://www.emlarson.com Eric M. Larson

As the poster of that Quora question referenced above, Hilary, just a quick note of public thanks for your talk! It popped back into my mind as I was talking with colleagues about the challenge of providing technical support to faculty who prefer to email their technology emergencies to the personal inbox of their instructional consultant who then has to recompose and forward the request along into the traditional help desk system (often from a BlackBerry while running from one meeting to another). I’m sure you’re not one of those kinds of faculty. Anyway, yours was a great talk to get the creative juices flowing around the topic of improving/speeding/automating this kind of “customer service.” Thank you!

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