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Notes, links and notebook from my #JupyterCon2020 session on Datasette and sqlite-utils this morning: gist.github.com/simonw/656c21b… - I live-coded a SQLite database containing earthquakes from last week using data from USGS
Here's a Datasette instance showing the database of earthquakes I built in that notebook - facet by type shows that there were 17 ice quakes, 1 mine collapse and 1 chemical explosion in the past week! jupytercon-earthquakes-demo.vercel.app/earthquakes/qu… 
Looks like this is the mine collapse: triblive.com/local/westmore…
This is going to be my first remotely attended conference!! I’ve been working my butt off since #COVID19 started & I haven’t previously made the space to properly attend talks, network and learn with my colleagues and peers. #JupyterCon2020 here we come!!
I’m curious to know where folks are hanging out. I think there’s a @Mattermost space to join, there’s the #JupyterCon2020 hashtag here, but let me know where you’re finding the most interesting discussions! I want to be listening in! 💁🏼♀️
I know I’m also about 6 months late to this discussion, but I’m curious to know how folks are balancing learning new content with brainstorming and being creative at conferences. If I were at #JupyterCon2020 IRL I would probably only attend the keynotes and one or two talks 1/
