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PyData Seattle 2023 - The Language Creators: Guido Van Rossum, Anders Hejlsberg and James Gosling.

PyData Seattle presents its inaugural charity event. The event will feature the creators of C#, Java, Perl, Python, TypeScript, and Smalltalk in a conversation about programming language design. Featuring Language Creators: Guido Van Rossum - Python Anders Hejlsberg - Turbo Pascal, C#, TypeScript James Gosling - Java Moderator – Carol Willing, Project Jupyter The charity event brings together this unique group of computer science pioneers, unlike any event held before. These great minds come together for what will surely be a fantastic night of discussion as the panel delves into the past and future of programming language creation. The event will attract innovators and engineers from Seattle, the nation’s fastest-growing technology hub. Location Cinemark Lincoln Square, Cinemas and IMAX 700 Bellevue Way NE, Suite 310 Bellevue WA 98004 Coming up a few limited-edition event t-shirts co-designed and signed by Guido van Rossum! 🌎 💕 Our sponsors made this awesome open source charity event possible. 💙 Host Delta Lake Databricks Silver Level Expanso Supportive Apertu Capital Perfect Day Productions Noteable PyLadies Seattle Women Techmakers Seattle GDG Bellevue Seattle Spark + AI AV factory event production Eloisa Elias T. @eloeliasds @pydataseattle I'm honored to be a Co-Chair of this event working together with Chair Ruthe Farmer, Vice Chair Don Sheu and all the amazing community partners: Denny Lee, Josh Ayala, Pierre Brunelle, Miguel (Mike) Miranda, Thomas DeVera, Thomas Dao, Micheleen Harris, Yujian Tang, Isaac Chung, Kamila Stępniowska. Beneficiaries of this fundraiser are Last Mile Education Fund and NumFOCUS Foundation. Last Mile Education Fund facilitates degree completion for low-income underrepresented students pursuing careers in tech. To date we have funded more than 5800 students of whom 33% have already graduated. Majority of recipients are women, 40% of recipients are Black women, 20% are Hispanic women. Over 40% of grant recipients report anxiety about hunger. Proceeds of this event are used for the continued development of open-source tools used by data scientists. NumFOCUS, supporting and promoting world-class, innovative, open source scientific computing projects including: Pandas, Numpy, Sympy, IPython, Jupyter, Matplotlib, R and many more including Julia. #ai #research #datascience #opensourcesoftware #dataanalytics #python #pythonprogramming #pythondeveloper #pythonlearning #predictiveanalytics #deeplearning #machinelearning #womenindata #womenindatascience #womenintech #deeplearning #bigdata #womenengineers #womenwhocode #pyladies #artificialintelligence #partytime #statisticalanalysis #seattle #opensource #bellevue #datascientists #PyData #NumFOCUS #Seattle #Bellevue