Lightning Talks
What, When & How?
Lightning talks are a space to give a short (strictly less than 5 minutes) talk to the whole conference. They're often funny, slightly strange, or informative -- and they're a great way to give a first talk at a conference.
We will have lightning talks this year, during the closing session on Friday before the closing Keynote.
Lightning Talk submissions have closed. Thanks to those who submitted.
Lightning Talks
- "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of writing a technical book." by Natu Lauchande (Slides (pdf))
- "Scoring Big Air: Building a scoring system for the Red Bull King of the Air kitesurfing competition." by Johan Beyers
- “From Clean Code to Clean ML Models” by Steven Van der Merwe (Slides (pdf))
- "covid waste water tracking" by Colin Anthony