Today I met with lots of interesting people again. Personalities from the
Chandler project, O'Reilly, Linux Journal, Ximian, the Perl community, the
Parrot project and various other industries and companies. I hope to spend
some more time with them tomorrow.
I attended two sessions today: the Python lightning talks, and Dan
Sugalski's "parrot in the real world" talk. He's really doing some
interesting legacy-system support with it: something that open source folks
frequently don't address very well.
I find myself in the enviable position of people I respect knowing of my
personal achievements, my company, and my father. While less useful
technically than PyCon, this conference has been a lot of fun so far.
I'm looking forward to the last day. I have some pictures, which I hope to
post tomorrow.