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⚡️ Lightning: Mapping the International PyData Community featuring Web Scraping and Data Wrangling - @hevansdev.bsky.social Hugh loves maps! But Meetup’s map of PyData events is not great. So he made a better one: circle size for group and green for newly scheduled meet-ups.

⚡️Lightning talk: Agentic, Agentic AI for Personalized Care — Lessons and Challenges from Holisticare.io - Mojtaba Kargar

Our next talk is From Zero to HyperPod: Cutting Infrastructure Complexity for Distributed Model Training on AWS - Anton Nazaruk

Our first talk tonight is SVD-ROM: Reduced Order Modeling of huge arrays using the Singular Value Decomposition - David Salvador-Jasin

Excited to be back for another PyData London meetup! 🥳

Lighting talk: Local MCP servers for your Local coding Agents (Cursor, Claude, Codex etc) - Prashant Tiwari MCP systems are distributed and can get out of sync if multiple agents are working at once. Using a shared MCP server simplifies management and helps manage shared resources.

Lighting talk: Understanding Embedding Space: Surprises, Pitfalls, and Intuition - Alper Nebi Kanlı

Lightning talk: Amusingly Abliterated LLMs - Ian Ozsvald Even if you ask it to be rude, LLMs will tell derivative dad jokes. Can we make an LLM tell good jokes if we remove the guardrails? It’s definitely rude, but also more original.

Our first talk is Productionising research papers with Python and serverless infrastructure - Chess commentary generation use case @guillaumealla.in

Excited to kick off our 102nd PyData meetup! Jiarui is compering us tonight and as ever we’re hosted by the kind folks at Man AHL.

1. And finally we have a lightning talk on USearch: The Engine Behind Most New Search & RAG Pipelines - Ash Vardanian USearch might be the most widely used search engine you’ve never heard of, up there with FAISS and Lucene. It even supports semantic search and geospatial indexing!

Our first lightning talk is Mise and easy: managing environments the fun way - Connor Adams. Environment management is very messy across languages. Mise can make your life much easier!

Next tonight we’re hearing about No More Boilerplate: Data-Driven Testing Made Easy from @feregri.no

Starting tonight’s meet up with @geirfreysson.bsky.social Using Hugging Face's smolagents framework to create a Fantasy Premier League AI Agent. His main motivation was to beat his brother at FPL!

Antonio Feregrino @feregri.no · 11mo ago

Our next meetup is on Tuesday (4 November) and as ever the waiting list is building.... If you can't make it, we'd be very grateful if you could unRSVP and let someone on the waitlist take your spot. But otherwise see you there for amazing talks and conversations! www.meetup.com/pydata-londo...

PyData London - 101st Meetup, Tue, Nov 4, 2025, 7:00 PM | Meetup

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Yeah, back at the PyData meetups!

PyData London@pydatalondon.bsky.social · 11mo ago

It's nearly that time again! Join us on Tue 4 Nov for the 101st PyData London meetup. Using Hugging Face's smolagents framework to create a Fantasy Premier League AI Agent - @geirfreysson.bsky.social No More Boilerplate: Data-Driven Testing Made Easy - @feregri.no www.meetup.com/pydata-londo...

Geir Freysson @geirfreysson.bsky.social · 11mo ago

I'm talking about building AI agents at PyData London. Very much looking forward to this!

PyData London@pydatalondon.bsky.social · 11mo ago

PyData London - 101st Meetup, Tue, Nov 4, 2025, 7:00 PM | Meetup

**Venue**: Riverbank House, 2 Swan Ln, London EC4R 3AD **Please note**: 1. 🚨🚨🚨A valid photo ID is required by building security. 🚨🚨🚨 2. This event follows the **[Nu

meetup.com

Up next: @hevansdev.bsky.social Answering a dumb question with a smart bird feeder. Is this robin abnormally large?

Now hearing HangMAN vs AI - Kavit Tolia Learnings building a custom transformer to play hangman.

Next up Why Python is the best language for algorithmic trading from @richardhickling.bsky.social

Now hearing from Victor Zommers on his experiments getting LLMs to play Go. They were not good, not only losing to KataGo but also Wally, developed in 1981 with just 7 rules.

Next up we have Sam Joseph LLMs can tell jokes, but they’re pretty bad. Sam found he can breed better jokes using ideas from evolutionary computing—with pretty decent results!

Our first talk tonight is from PyDatalondon founder @ianozsvald.bsky.social on his playgroup: a collaborative space to explore really difficult but interesting problems together like ARC AGI, diagnosing bugs agenically and making LLMs funny.

It’s finally time! 🥳 PyData London 100 is here! 💯