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#414: A Stroll Down Startup Lane

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May 7, 2023
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
How I Got Here to Start Up Row at PyCon
01:34 • 2min
3
The Differences Between Desk and Desk
03:55 • 2min
4
How to Start Up Row
05:36 • 2min
5
The Importance of Asking the Hard Questions
08:05 • 2min
6
GitHub Co-Pilot: A Code Agent
09:43 • 1min
7
Python and the Future of Science
11:13 • 2min
8
How to Make Machine Learning a Passion
13:12 • 2min
9
Century: The Most Affordable Application Performance Monitoring Solution in the Market
15:34 • 2min
10
The Importance of Space and Time in Data Collection
17:50 • 4min
11
Python for Geospatial Data
22:01 • 2min
12
Python Programmable Spreadsheets That Are Super Powered With Python and AI
24:12 • 2min
13
NipTime: A Python Programmer's Solution to Share Data Science Work
26:02 • 2min
14
Python for Excel and Sheets
27:49 • 2min
15
How to Start a Business With Open Source
29:26 • 2min
16
Nixla: A Time Series Startup Ready to Make Predictions Based on an Open Source Time Series Ecosystem
31:16 • 2min
17
Python for Data Processing
33:01 • 2min
18
How to Start a Pro at PyCon
35:12 • 2min
19
Pradybase: A Platform for Rapidly Building, Iterating, and Deploying Machine Learning Models
36:53 • 2min
20
How to Use Ludwig to Train Machine Learning Models and Pipelines
39:08 • 2min
21
Praddy Base: A Multi User Experience for Machine Learning
41:01 • 2min
22
The Pure Python Full Stack Web App Platform That Pinecone Built
42:36 • 2min
23
Pinecone: A Way to Make Web Apps in Python
44:15 • 2min
24
How to Make a Serious Web App With Python
45:51 • 2min
25
Pinecone: A Framework for Python Developers
47:24 • 2min
26
Y Combinator: An Open Source Framework for Python App Development
49:10 • 4min