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  1. Eagerly awaiting @glyph‘s announcement of the next conference hashtag #PyBay #ExcavaCon

  2. Eagerly awaiting @glyph‘s announcement of the next conference hashtag #PyBay #ExcavaCon

  3. Eagerly awaiting @glyph‘s announcement of the next conference hashtag #PyBay #ExcavaCon

  4. Eagerly awaiting @glyph‘s announcement of the next conference hashtag #PyBay #ExcavaCon

  5. Eagerly awaiting @glyph‘s announcement of the next conference hashtag #PyBay #ExcavaCon

  6. It seems this week I get to enjoy the home version of #excavacon

  7. It seems this week I get to enjoy the home version of #excavacon

  8. It seems this week I get to enjoy the home version of #excavacon

  9. It seems this week I get to enjoy the home version of

  10. It seems this week I get to enjoy the home version of #excavacon

  11. @glyph “that would explain why this venue is so much bigger, #ExcavaCon used to be in a barn”

  12. @glyph @chrisjrn I mean, they mined enough steel in Pittsburgh that I think the excavator angle is still valid. Plus I don’t know what the #ExcavaCon equivalent would be otherwise, and that was the most important part of the talk by far.

  13. I keep trying to actually follow the advice of other successful speakers and write talks that can be delivered more than once so that I can get practice delivering them and select among several recordings and just generally do less work for equivalent impact, but then I go and add load-bearing lines like "then why are we in a barn" and that's very hard to replicate in a nonspecific tech-conference context #ExcavaCon

  14. The #ExcavaCon tag is possibly the funniest thing that has happened to me on social media and I very much appreciate everyone posting to it

  15. CW: Talk spoilers

    Stunts include:

    Building “until” and “do while” loops from Perl into Python using *decorators* and open sourcing a new package so you can try it at home — pip install do-while !

    Building a text adventure game engine from a generator function state machine, playable at home with this command:
    uv run -s n7.gg/nbpyta

    #NBPy #ExcavaCon

  16. My talk “Or Else! An exploration of obscure control flow” from North Bay Python is up!

    If you have even a passing interest in exploring better alternatives for structuring your code to improve readability — and especially if you enjoy unexpected stunts in the process — then you should give it a watch:

    youtu.be/jRIkhLVGq9o?si=sn8oBU

    #NBPy #ExcavaCon

  17. Please enjoy the talk I delivered this weekend at #ExcavaCon 2025 — it is now live on YouTube: youtu.be/lcj0-VrJbXQ

  18. Hey, @glyph , we just saw a hydraulic earth mover on the way home from #ExcavaCon !

  19. And there were some “awards” of various dubiousness. #NBPy #ExcavaCon

  20. It's now sunny enough that I need sunglasses outside the barn. 🌞 #NBPy #ExcavaCon

  21. @chrisjrn @glyph @NorthBayPython Jokes aside, I was telling someone it would be fun to have a collection of post-conference shirts. For NBPy we could have North Bay Fortran, North Bay Basic, now #ExcavaCon, etc. Doing it as a pre-order might net a few bucks, if there are enough inside joke lovers attending… 😅

  22. Very pleased to have spontaneously inspired the #ExcavaCon hashtag

  23. "Oh, this is a Python conference?" @glyph realizes this is not #ExcavaCon as this slide with Brian David Gilbert singing "this song is not a metaphor" pops up. #NBPy

  24. And if you're busy writing your talk submission for , you should absolutely make sure you're checking in on the awesome @NorthBayPython conference and tag, the conversation is amazing!

    Great conferences make for great fun in many ways, and can spawn many surprising turns!

    Notably: it appears that there's a new con happening: !

    mas.to/@davidism/1144112788932

  25. Love to see @glyph giving an object lesson in the Innovator's Dilemma via backhoes at #ExcavaCon

    #NBPy

  26. The history, puns, and chaos are why we’re all here at #ExcavaCon, the premier North Bay conference about excavators. What, Python? No, @glyph’s talk is definitely about the history of excavators. #NBPy #Python

  27. @glyph “that would explain why this venue is so much bigger, #ExcavaCon used to be in a barn”

  28. @glyph “that would explain why this venue is so much bigger, #ExcavaCon used to be in a barn”

  29. @glyph “that would explain why this venue is so much bigger, #ExcavaCon used to be in a barn”

  30. @glyph “that would explain why this venue is so much bigger, #ExcavaCon used to be in a barn”

  31. @glyph @chrisjrn I mean, they mined enough steel in Pittsburgh that I think the excavator angle is still valid. Plus I don’t know what the #ExcavaCon equivalent would be otherwise, and that was the most important part of the talk by far.

  32. @glyph @chrisjrn I mean, they mined enough steel in Pittsburgh that I think the excavator angle is still valid. Plus I don’t know what the #ExcavaCon equivalent would be otherwise, and that was the most important part of the talk by far.

  33. @glyph @chrisjrn I mean, they mined enough steel in Pittsburgh that I think the excavator angle is still valid. Plus I don’t know what the #ExcavaCon equivalent would be otherwise, and that was the most important part of the talk by far.

  34. @glyph @chrisjrn I mean, they mined enough steel in Pittsburgh that I think the excavator angle is still valid. Plus I don’t know what the #ExcavaCon equivalent would be otherwise, and that was the most important part of the talk by far.

  35. I keep trying to actually follow the advice of other successful speakers and write talks that can be delivered more than once so that I can get practice delivering them and select among several recordings and just generally do less work for equivalent impact, but then I go and add load-bearing lines like "then why are we in a barn" and that's very hard to replicate in a nonspecific tech-conference context #ExcavaCon

  36. I keep trying to actually follow the advice of other successful speakers and write talks that can be delivered more than once so that I can get practice delivering them and select among several recordings and just generally do less work for equivalent impact, but then I go and add load-bearing lines like "then why are we in a barn" and that's very hard to replicate in a nonspecific tech-conference context #ExcavaCon

  37. I keep trying to actually follow the advice of other successful speakers and write talks that can be delivered more than once so that I can get practice delivering them and select among several recordings and just generally do less work for equivalent impact, but then I go and add load-bearing lines like "then why are we in a barn" and that's very hard to replicate in a nonspecific tech-conference context #ExcavaCon

  38. I keep trying to actually follow the advice of other successful speakers and write talks that can be delivered more than once so that I can get practice delivering them and select among several recordings and just generally do less work for equivalent impact, but then I go and add load-bearing lines like "then why are we in a barn" and that's very hard to replicate in a nonspecific tech-conference context #ExcavaCon

  39. The #ExcavaCon tag is possibly the funniest thing that has happened to me on social media and I very much appreciate everyone posting to it

  40. The #ExcavaCon tag is possibly the funniest thing that has happened to me on social media and I very much appreciate everyone posting to it

  41. The #ExcavaCon tag is possibly the funniest thing that has happened to me on social media and I very much appreciate everyone posting to it