Name: PyData Bristol - 25th Meetup
Start: 2023-07-20T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2023-07-20T20:30:00+01:00
Location: Cookpad

Join us once again for the next PyData Bristol Meetup!
The PyData community in Bristol continues to thrive with engaging talks, insightful lightning sessions, and lively networking. A massive thank you to our generous hosts, [Cookpad](https://cookpad.com/uk/home), for supplying the venue, [Adlib](https://www.adlib-recruitment.co.uk/) for the scrumptious pizza, and thirst-quenching refreshments, along with additional sponsorship.

Agenda for the evening:
🚪 6:00 pm - Doors open
🕡 6:30 pm - Talks commence (sharp!)

📚 Two 25-minute talks:

* Talk 1: Extracting knowledge from complex unstructured texts - Aleksandra Edwards

📚 Two 10-minute lightning talks:

* Coding with ChatGPT
* ETL to ELT to layered

📢 Community announcements
🤝 Relaxed networking over beers and soft drinks

Interested in sharing your knowledge or experience at this or a future event? Fill out this form to submit your talk proposal: [https://goo.gl/forms/8lsz1WA1986Ahbbs1](https://goo.gl/forms/8lsz1WA1986Ahbbs1)
We look forward to seeing you there for another fantastic evening of Python, Data Science, and camaraderie!

**Talks**

**1.** Python emulation of the NES's MOS6502 processor - Dr David Kersh
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A continually improving familiarity of retro computer system architectures coupled with the authorship of readily available documentation has led to a thriving *Emudev* hobbyist scene. In this talk, we take a look at the Nintendo Entertainment System's CPU - the popular MOS6502 processor, how we might replicate its behaviour with Python, and what lessons and teachings we can learn on the way.
We might even play a game of snake.

**Lightning Talks**

# **1.** Coding with ChatGPT - Alon Samuel

The talk will discuss how to unlock the power of ChatGPT and similar Language Models (LLMs) to revolutionize coding practices. Discover how these advanced models can propel us towards faster, more efficient, and higher-level coding.
During this talk, we will delve into the realm of coding with ChatGPT, exploring its applications and advantages; Common coding mistakes, uncover the numerous benefits it offers, and provide practical guidelines for leveraging Python to its full potential. Additionally, we will embark on a journey through various packages, both familiar and lesser-known, to uncover how ChatGPT can enhance our coding experience across different domains.

# **2.** Data Platforms : ETL to ELT to layered - James Yarrow

A brief into to ETL to ELT to Layer approach and components of a data platform

🕖 **LOGISTICS**
Talks kick off at **18:30** sharp; then networking in The Knights Templar from **20:40.**
**If you realise you can't make it**, please un-RSVP in good time to free up your place for your fellow community members.
Follow @pydatabristol (https://twitter.com/pydatabristol) for updates on this and future events, as well as news from the global PyData community.

📜 **CODE OF CONDUCT**
The PyData Code of Conduct governs this meetup (https://pydata.org/code-of-conduct/). To discuss any issues or concerns relating to the code of conduct or behaviour of anyone at the PyData meetup, please contact the PyData Bristol organisers, or you can submit a report of any potential Code of Conduct violation directly to NumFOCUS (https://numfocus.typeform.com/to/ynjGdT).

Valerio Maggio

Alistair Rogers

Alon Samuel

James C Yarrow

PyData Bristol

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Data Science using Python

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Artificial Intelligence

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Statistical Computing

Big Data

High Scalability Computing

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Data Visualization

Computer Programming

Data Mining

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David is a lead data scientist at Bristol's Toumetis, providing data and AI solutions to Energy companies in the US.

Alon is working as a senior Data Scientist at Polecat.com ltd - with NLP models. Before that he was a data scientist and a team leader at Razorlabs working on computer vision and NN for various customers. He has a bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering and Physics from Tel Aviv Uni.






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