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Lightning Talks - May 18, 8am
Experience the diversity of lightning talks at this conference, covering topics from code documentation and perfect pitch to food waste reduction and teaching children to code.
- Importance of documenting code: A speaker shares their experience of finding undocumented code and proposes using flag 2 for Korean language.
- Perfect pitch discovery: A music school in Japan claims a 90% success rate in developing perfect pitch in children.
- Counting and coding: A speaker suggests that children should learn to count by using base 10 instead of binary numbers.
- Food, Python, and learning: A speaker shares their experience of using Python to teach children about coding and even created a cooking game.
- Sub-interpreters: A speaker discusses the development of sub-interpreters and hopes to make the code more portable.
- Food and surroundings: A speaker shares their experience of creating a food game and how it relates to learning.
- Demanding expectations: A speaker shares their experience of dropping out of grad school due to high expectations.
- Food and economy: A speaker discusses the issue of food waste and how to reduce it using Python.
- Perfect pitch and music: A speaker shares their experience of learning perfect pitch and how it changed their relationship with music.
- Teaching perfect pitch: A speaker suggests teaching children to recognize absolute pitch from a young age.
- Food and poverty: A speaker shares their experience of struggling with food insecurity and how it affected their studies.
- Food and diversity: A speaker shares their experience of creating a food game and how it relates to diversity and inclusion.