the onda

I am doing the closing Pycon keynote this morning, so apologies to anyone who isn't there (feel free to skip this post, though I'll put up the notes and slides later today if you are interested).

To the other thousand of you, you are here because you're not listening. You've gone to The Google to figure out who this guy is and why he is so animated this early on a Sunday morning. Go back to listening and I promise by the end of the talk— agree or disagree— you'll know why.

Trust me, The Google will still bring you back here after the talk.

For those that just won't take no for an answer, who'd rather listen to frozen me talking to you from the bitstream of the Internet instead of live and in the flesh, I just have one more thing to say:

Python rocks because you do. As a community you do an amazing job of growing, maintaining, and evolving what I think is the greatest treasure that open source has delivered. Whether you agree or disagree with the argument in my talk, I hope at least you'll be entertained.

This talk is for you guys. Python works because you do.

Thank you.

Now go listen!