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We wrapped up the first day of PyCon Italia 2026 with the traditional PyDrink in Via Zamboni 🍻🐍
It was a great chance for participants and organizers to relax together, join the karaoke, and enjoy long conversations outside along Bologna’s historic university street.
And, of course, a small group of us ended the evening with what might be the best crêpe in Bologna at the legendary Bombo Crepes dei Fondatori 😄
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Just finished presenting my talk at PyCon Italia 2026: “Django GeneratedField by Example” 🐍
The schedule was a bit tight, but somehow we still managed to get through all the questions after the talk 😄
Thanks to everyone who joined the session, asked questions, grabbed Django on the Med stickers, or adopted one of the small 3D-printed Python Pescara keychains 🐬
Now time to finally breathe a little before the next hallway conversation starts ☕️
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This afternoon at PyCon Italia 2026 I’m serving as talk manager in the “Gnocchi” room 🎤🍝
Right now I’m helping Aastha Asthana prepare her talk “Beyond Caching: Supercharging Python with Redis Data Structures”.
It’s always nice to help other speakers feel comfortable on stage, especially people giving one of their first talks, just like many others helped me years ago with mine ✨
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After cooling down from the intense heat with a swim in the hotel pool, we treated ourselves to a very typical Bolognese dinner near the hotel 🍝✨
Then one last round of chats at the hotel bar before the night ended.
Days at @pycon always become very long, and somehow nobody ever seems to want to go to sleep 😄
Next stop: the official start of the conference tomorrow morning 🐍
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After the morning workshop about Django here at @pycon 2026, we rewarded ourselves with a good lunch at the hotel restaurant 🍝🐍
In the afternoon, while finishing setting up the community booths, I started meeting participants arriving for registration. Many of them then stayed for a relaxed chat and an aperitivo outside near the hotel bar ✨
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Today was Beginners Day at @pycon 2026 🐍
Me and @carlton used the morning to run Django Off The Med: a small @django sprint, far from the sea but with the same spirit of Django on the Med.
Beginners, first-time contributors, and more experienced people worked together on issues and pull requests.
A productive and very nice way to start the conference 🙂
#PyCon #PyConItalia #Django #DjangoOnTheMed #DjangoOffTheMed #DotM
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Day 0 of @pycon 2026 was quite intense already 🐍🇮🇹
After the train trip to Bologna we went to a traditional trattoria for lunch: tagliatelle al ragù, because “spaghetti bolognese” do not really exist here 😄
Then unloading the van with conference materials, testing the hotel pool with @carlton, pizza dinner with the PyCon Italia organizers, and ending the evening watching fireworks over the hotel pool 🎆
And the conference has not even started yet 😅
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So, who do I know here that is also coming to @pycon in Bologna (Italy) this week?
Say hello 👋
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So, who do I know here that is also coming to @pycon in Bologna (Italy) this week?
Say hello 👋
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So, who do I know here that is also coming to @pycon in Bologna (Italy) this week?
Say hello 👋
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So, who do I know here that is also coming to @pycon in Bologna (Italy) this week?
Say hello 👋
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So, who do I know here that is also coming to @pycon in Bologna (Italy) this week?
Say hello 👋
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Last week I was in Long Beach for @pycon 2026 🌴🐍
Beyond my talk, the best part as always was meeting people from all across the Python community: hallway conversations, old friends, new friends, selfies, tacos, and many unexpected moments ✨
I collected the live posts and photos I shared during the conference into a small timeline on my blog 🙂
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Last week I was in Long Beach for @pycon 2026 🌴🐍
Beyond my talk, the best part as always was meeting people from all across the Python community: hallway conversations, old friends, new friends, selfies, tacos, and many unexpected moments ✨
I collected the live posts and photos I shared during the conference into a small timeline on my blog 🙂
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Last week I was in Long Beach for @pycon 2026 🌴🐍
Beyond my talk, the best part as always was meeting people from all across the Python community: hallway conversations, old friends, new friends, selfies, tacos, and many unexpected moments ✨
I collected the live posts and photos I shared during the conference into a small timeline on my blog 🙂
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Last week I was in Long Beach for @pycon 2026 🌴🐍
Beyond my talk, the best part as always was meeting people from all across the Python community: hallway conversations, old friends, new friends, selfies, tacos, and many unexpected moments ✨
I collected the live posts and photos I shared during the conference into a small timeline on my blog 🙂
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Last week I was in Long Beach for @pycon 2026 🌴🐍
Beyond my talk, the best part as always was meeting people from all across the Python community: hallway conversations, old friends, new friends, selfies, tacos, and many unexpected moments ✨
I collected the live posts and photos I shared during the conference into a small timeline on my blog 🙂
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This afternoon I had the honor (and honestly a lot of fun) recording an episode of @talkpython with @mkennedy 🎙️
We met last week at @pycon 2026 in Long Beach after my talk "AI-Assisted Contributions and Maintainer Load", and he invited me to continue the conversation on the podcast I’ve listened to for years 🎧
At the end we even had to take a screenshot together because we couldn’t take a proper selfie 📸😂
Live recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RJ1kkpTdow
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This afternoon I had the honor (and honestly a lot of fun) recording an episode of @talkpython with @mkennedy 🎙️
We met last week at @pycon 2026 in Long Beach after my talk "AI-Assisted Contributions and Maintainer Load", and he invited me to continue the conversation on the podcast I’ve listened to for years 🎧
At the end we even had to take a screenshot together because we couldn’t take a proper selfie 📸😂
Live recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RJ1kkpTdow
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This afternoon I had the honor (and honestly a lot of fun) recording an episode of @talkpython with @mkennedy 🎙️
We met last week at @pycon 2026 in Long Beach after my talk "AI-Assisted Contributions and Maintainer Load", and he invited me to continue the conversation on the podcast I’ve listened to for years 🎧
At the end we even had to take a screenshot together because we couldn’t take a proper selfie 📸😂
Live recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RJ1kkpTdow
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This afternoon I had the honor (and honestly a lot of fun) recording an episode of @talkpython with @mkennedy 🎙️
We met last week at @pycon 2026 in Long Beach after my talk "AI-Assisted Contributions and Maintainer Load", and he invited me to continue the conversation on the podcast I’ve listened to for years 🎧
At the end we even had to take a screenshot together because we couldn’t take a proper selfie 📸😂
Live recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RJ1kkpTdow
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This afternoon I had the honor (and honestly a lot of fun) recording an episode of @talkpython with @mkennedy 🎙️
We met last week at @pycon 2026 in Long Beach after my talk "AI-Assisted Contributions and Maintainer Load", and he invited me to continue the conversation on the podcast I’ve listened to for years 🎧
At the end we even had to take a screenshot together because we couldn’t take a proper selfie 📸😂
Live recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RJ1kkpTdow
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BitNet-style ternary quantization is helping bring smaller, more bandwidth-efficient LLMs to ExecuTorch through its Vulkan backend, with portable GPU execution for edge devices where performance and memory matter.
Explore the technical details presented at PyTorch Conference Europe 2026: https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/blog/2026/04/17/bringing-bitnet-to-executorch-via-vulkan/
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BitNet-style ternary quantization is helping bring smaller, more bandwidth-efficient LLMs to ExecuTorch through its Vulkan backend, with portable GPU execution for edge devices where performance and memory matter.
Explore the technical details presented at PyTorch Conference Europe 2026: https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/blog/2026/04/17/bringing-bitnet-to-executorch-via-vulkan/
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BitNet-style ternary quantization is helping bring smaller, more bandwidth-efficient LLMs to ExecuTorch through its Vulkan backend, with portable GPU execution for edge devices where performance and memory matter.
Explore the technical details presented at PyTorch Conference Europe 2026: https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/blog/2026/04/17/bringing-bitnet-to-executorch-via-vulkan/
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BitNet-style ternary quantization is helping bring smaller, more bandwidth-efficient LLMs to ExecuTorch through its Vulkan backend, with portable GPU execution for edge devices where performance and memory matter.
Explore the technical details presented at PyTorch Conference Europe 2026: https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/blog/2026/04/17/bringing-bitnet-to-executorch-via-vulkan/
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BitNet-style ternary quantization is helping bring smaller, more bandwidth-efficient LLMs to ExecuTorch through its Vulkan backend, with portable GPU execution for edge devices where performance and memory matter.
Explore the technical details presented at PyTorch Conference Europe 2026: https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/blog/2026/04/17/bringing-bitnet-to-executorch-via-vulkan/
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I had the pleasure of attending PyCon DE & PyData 2026 in Berlin 🇩🇪, one of Europe’s largest Python and Data Science conferences.
This experience allowed me to:
✅ Deepen my knowledge in Python and Data Science
✅ Discover the latest trends and innovations in the field
✅ Connect with professionals and experts from the global tech communityAlways committed to continuous learning 💡
#Python #DataScience #PyCon #PyData #Berlin #ContinuousLearning
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I had the pleasure of attending PyCon DE & PyData 2026 in Berlin 🇩🇪, one of Europe’s largest Python and Data Science conferences.
This experience allowed me to:
✅ Deepen my knowledge in Python and Data Science
✅ Discover the latest trends and innovations in the field
✅ Connect with professionals and experts from the global tech communityAlways committed to continuous learning 💡
#Python #DataScience #PyCon #PyData #Berlin #ContinuousLearning
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I had the pleasure of attending PyCon DE & PyData 2026 in Berlin 🇩🇪, one of Europe’s largest Python and Data Science conferences.
This experience allowed me to:
✅ Deepen my knowledge in Python and Data Science
✅ Discover the latest trends and innovations in the field
✅ Connect with professionals and experts from the global tech communityAlways committed to continuous learning 💡
#Python #DataScience #PyCon #PyData #Berlin #ContinuousLearning
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I had the pleasure of attending PyCon DE & PyData 2026 in Berlin 🇩🇪, one of Europe’s largest Python and Data Science conferences.
This experience allowed me to:
✅ Deepen my knowledge in Python and Data Science
✅ Discover the latest trends and innovations in the field
✅ Connect with professionals and experts from the global tech communityAlways committed to continuous learning 💡
#Python #DataScience #PyCon #PyData #Berlin #ContinuousLearning
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I had the pleasure of attending PyCon DE & PyData 2026 in Berlin 🇩🇪, one of Europe’s largest Python and Data Science conferences.
This experience allowed me to:
✅ Deepen my knowledge in Python and Data Science
✅ Discover the latest trends and innovations in the field
✅ Connect with professionals and experts from the global tech communityAlways committed to continuous learning 💡
#Python #DataScience #PyCon #PyData #Berlin #ContinuousLearning
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We had a great time at PyCon US 2026 connecting with the Python and Django communities.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by to talk with us about DjangoCon US and Djangonaut Space, it was wonderful seeing so much passion for Python, Django, and open source.
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We had a great time at PyCon US 2026 connecting with the Python and Django communities.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by to talk with us about DjangoCon US and Djangonaut Space, it was wonderful seeing so much passion for Python, Django, and open source.
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We had a great time at PyCon US 2026 connecting with the Python and Django communities.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by to talk with us about DjangoCon US and Djangonaut Space, it was wonderful seeing so much passion for Python, Django, and open source.
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We had a great time at PyCon US 2026 connecting with the Python and Django communities.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by to talk with us about DjangoCon US and Djangonaut Space, it was wonderful seeing so much passion for Python, Django, and open source.
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We had a great time at PyCon US 2026 connecting with the Python and Django communities.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by to talk with us about DjangoCon US and Djangonaut Space, it was wonderful seeing so much passion for Python, Django, and open source.
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Just arrived back home after a long and tiring trip ✈️
But it was absolutely worth it. PyCon US 2026 was an intense week full of talks, keynotes, hallway track conversations, and so many encounters with people from the community.
As always, the best part of conferences for me is the people and the chance to create more connections around open source and Python.
Thanks everyone 💚
Hope to see some of you at PyCon Italia 🙂 -
Just arrived back home after a long and tiring trip ✈️
But it was absolutely worth it. PyCon US 2026 was an intense week full of talks, keynotes, hallway track conversations, and so many encounters with people from the community.
As always, the best part of conferences for me is the people and the chance to create more connections around open source and Python.
Thanks everyone 💚
Hope to see some of you at PyCon Italia 🙂 -
Just arrived back home after a long and tiring trip ✈️
But it was absolutely worth it. PyCon US 2026 was an intense week full of talks, keynotes, hallway track conversations, and so many encounters with people from the community.
As always, the best part of conferences for me is the people and the chance to create more connections around open source and Python.
Thanks everyone 💚
Hope to see some of you at PyCon Italia 🙂 -
Just arrived back home after a long and tiring trip ✈️
But it was absolutely worth it. PyCon US 2026 was an intense week full of talks, keynotes, hallway track conversations, and so many encounters with people from the community.
As always, the best part of conferences for me is the people and the chance to create more connections around open source and Python.
Thanks everyone 💚
Hope to see some of you at PyCon Italia 🙂 -
Just arrived back home after a long and tiring trip ✈️
But it was absolutely worth it. PyCon US 2026 was an intense week full of talks, keynotes, hallway track conversations, and so many encounters with people from the community.
As always, the best part of conferences for me is the people and the chance to create more connections around open source and Python.
Thanks everyone 💚
Hope to see some of you at PyCon Italia 🙂 -
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It was really nice to see so many new contributors approaching @django with the guidance of Django Fellows Natalia and Jacob, together with @CodenameTim , @Rachell from @djangonaut , and many other experienced community members ✨
I only had a short time before leaving, but I was happy to say hello, thank everyone working on the Django sprint, and greet a few more friends from the Python community 📸
CC @pycon @sheena @wsvincent @pamelafox @elthenerd @ericholscher
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It was really nice to see so many new contributors approaching @django with the guidance of Django Fellows Natalia and Jacob, together with @CodenameTim , @Rachell from @djangonaut , and many other experienced community members ✨
I only had a short time before leaving, but I was happy to say hello, thank everyone working on the Django sprint, and greet a few more friends from the Python community 📸
CC @pycon @sheena @wsvincent @pamelafox @elthenerd @ericholscher
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It was really nice to see so many new contributors approaching @django with the guidance of Django Fellows Natalia and Jacob, together with @CodenameTim , @Rachell from @djangonaut , and many other experienced community members ✨
I only had a short time before leaving, but I was happy to say hello, thank everyone working on the Django sprint, and greet a few more friends from the Python community 📸
CC @pycon @sheena @wsvincent @pamelafox @elthenerd @ericholscher