What we’re about
PyLadiesATX is a social/professional group for lady Python enthusiasts at every experience level. Beginners are always welcome! We represent Pythonistas from a wide variety of disciplines and interest areas - full-time developers and hobbyists alike.
Unless otherwise noted, PyLadiesATX events are exclusively for PyLadies and their invited guests. We are a group for women and other gender minorities. Trans women are welcome and recognized as women. If you are a woman who enjoys learning about and writing Python, we would love to have you come join us.
PyLadiesATX is dedicated to providing a respectful, harassment-free community. Please read & follow our Code of Conduct: http://www.pyladies.com/CodeOfConduct/
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How AI hype is reshaping developer and maker communities.
Turnstile Bar and Restaurant, 10025 Burnet Rd, Austin, TX, USAI HYPE! – January 2026 Meetup
Let’s hang out and talk about what AI actually looks like in our day-to-day work right now. This month we’ll swap stories about how AI is reshaping our developer and maker communities.
We’ll discuss about workflows, automation and productivity.
- How are you bringing AI into your projects these days (or choosing not to)?
- Are you experimenting with AI in your work, or keeping it on the sidelines for now?
- What’s your current relationship with AI in your projects: daily driver, occasional helper, or “no thanks”?
Got a half‑finished bot, a weird agent, or just a “this broke everything” story? Bring it. We’ll keep things loose, laugh about what worked (and didn’t), and learn from what everyone’s been trying and no expertise required.
We’ll be at Turnstile (https://maps.app.goo.gl/epN9mQd1RSd2p6Ld8), most likely inside the restaurant since it’s freezing in ATX, and there’ll be a sign on the table so you can find us. I hope to see you there!11 attendees- Network event
PyTexas Monthly Meetup: LLM-powered Merge Conflict Resolution
·OnlineOnline8 attendees from 10 groupsJoin us for our monthly meetup! The meetup will take place in the PyTexas Discord server, so be sure to join!
This month we are excited to be joined by Advitya Gemawat
Speaker: Advitya Gemawat
Topic: LLM-powered Merged Conflict Resolution
Merge Conflicts in software programming occur in 20% of all merges in open-source projects, incurring a median resolution time of ~6 minutes for a single conflict at best, or multiple days at worst. This talk will touch upon LLM Evaluations, Azure OpenAI Fine-Tuning, AI-generated resolution explanations, and usage of multiple Python SDKs to craft a scalable LLM-powered Merge Conflict Resolver. Our results indicate up to 125% performance improvement over vanilla LLM resolution accuracy.
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