Merge pull request talkpython#98 from manikanta-hitunik-com/patch-98

413-live-from-pycon.txt--updated

Author: mikeckennedy

transcripts/413-live-from-pycon.txt

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 00:00:50 Follow me on Mastodon, where I'm @mkennedy, and follow the podcast using @talkpython.
 
-00:00:55 on bostodon.org. Be careful with impersonating accounts on other instances, there are many.
+00:00:55 on fosstodon.org. Be careful with impersonating accounts on other instances, there are many.
 
 00:01:00 Keep up with the show and listen to over seven years of past episodes at talkpython.fm.
 
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 00:01:55 Oh no, he's here.
 
-00:01:56 >> I'm here. Hello everyone.
+00:01:56 I'm here. Hello everyone.
 
-00:01:59 >> We talked about this and I said, "I have an idea, trust me." And you said, "Okay." >> I trust you, Jay. This is going to be fun.
+00:01:59 We talked about this and I said, "I have an idea, trust me." And you said, "Okay." I trust you, Jay. This is going to be fun.
 
-00:02:07 >> I think a lot of people have made that mistake in the past, but I'm going to be interviewing you.
+00:02:07 I think a lot of people have made that mistake in the past, but I'm going to be interviewing you.
 
 00:02:12 For those that don't know, I'm Jay Miller.
 
@@ -68,17 +68,17 @@
 
 00:03:02 I think I was on episode 15 or something like that.
 
-00:03:07 >> Yeah, quite early. About developer productivity.
+00:03:07 Yeah, quite early. About developer productivity.
 
-00:03:09 >> Yeah.
+00:03:09 Yeah.
 
-00:03:10 >> It's wonderful.
+00:03:10 It's wonderful.
 
 00:03:10 So, I wanted to take this time to ask you questions similar to what you would do.
 
 00:03:17 And let's start with one of the easiest ones of why a podcast?
 
-00:03:22 >> Why a podcast?
+00:03:22 Why a podcast?
 
 00:03:24 Well, I've done a lot of different things trying to teach people coding and evangelize coding and that involve things like going to user group talks, or doing trainings and all these were like, "Hey, it's awesome.
 
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 00:04:07 So, here we are, seven, eight years later.
 
-00:04:11 >> Yeah. I mean, you've really trailblazed that industry.
+00:04:11 Yeah. I mean, you've really trailblazed that industry.
 
 00:04:14 I think since your show, we've had Tobias started podcasting it.
 
 00:04:19 Dan has a Real Python podcast.
 
 00:04:21 I think Chris is running. Hey, is that Chris right there?
 
-00:04:23 >> Yeah, that is Chris. He's getting a shout out right here.
+00:04:23 Yeah, that is Chris. He's getting a shout out right here.
 
-00:04:27 >> Speaking of the Real Python podcast right there, I think Sean's here from Teaching Python.
+00:04:27 Speaking of the Real Python podcast right there, I think Sean's here from Teaching Python.
 
-00:04:34 >> Sean and Tibor is here.
+00:04:34 Sean and Tibor is here.
 
 00:04:35 We've even seen it expand into smaller niches like Django.
 
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 00:25:55 Awesome.
 
-00:25:55 So how's, how's the commerce going for you?
+00:25:55 So how's, how's the conference going for you?
 
 00:25:57 Oh man, I'm having a great time.
 
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 00:32:35 - None of that.
 
-00:32:36 And I was at the keynotes with Ned Batch Elder And he really talked about talking to people because we have, and also like Marietta, the chair of Picon this year, talked about there's 2000 people here, like over 2000 people here, and this is the only time you're going to get to talk to them.
+00:32:36 And I was at the keynotes with Ned Batch Elder And he really talked about talking to people because we have, and also like Marietta, the chair of PyCon this year, talked about there's 2000 people here, like over 2000 people here, and this is the only time you're going to get to talk to them.
 
 00:32:55 Yeah.
 
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