mrocklin
commented
2 years ago Two recommendations:
Be flexible about timings. It's ok to go for five minutes I think. Also, encourage mild questions and discussion afterwards.
Actively encourage people in the crowd to present their work. They don't need to have anything prepared, but can point to a docs site or something. A lot of people in the room will have really relevant experience but will think that they're not expert enough to speak. Badgering folks here is, i think, of great service to all.
On Mon, May 2, 2022, 1:31 PM Jim Crist-Harif @.***> wrote:
We've signed up for a Birds of a Feather (BoF) Session at SciPy this year.
This BoFwill consist of a series of short (3 min or less) talks by users of Dask, followed by a roundtable discussion about Dask's present and future. If you're interested in presenting, please come prepared to present on any of the following:
- How you use Dask to help with your work
- What features of Dask you find most useful
- What issues with Dask have you run into, and how have you worked around those?
I'm opening this issue now to give community members a heads up if they want to prepare something.
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We've signed up for a Birds of a Feather (BoF) Session at SciPy this year.
This BoFwill consist of a series of short (3 min or less) talks by users of Dask, followed by a roundtable discussion about Dask's present and future. If you're interested in presenting, please come prepared to present on any of the following:
I'm opening this issue now to give community members a heads up if they want to prepare something.