In between each block of presenters, the organizers handed out reflection cards that were then collected and displayed for everyone to read.

Different people’s answer cards to the question “what’s the biggest thing on your mind?”

I loved the reflection breaks at #SMASH2025 today! It was a great way to feel the pulse of the attendees. More conferences should do this!

Your video is amazing! 🤩 What tools did you use to make it?

I wonder if they’ll have measures in place to check for this for AAAI’s pilot program this year 🤔

I’m impressed with how much the official Python packaging documentation has improved since the last time I checked it out! The guides are great! 👏

packaging.python.org

pyOpenSci Python Package Guide We support the Python tools that scientists need to create open science workflows. GitHub release (latest by date) DOI new Tutorial Series: Create a Python Package: The first round of our community...

Currently preparing to release some of my research code and I’ve found the guides by @pyopensci.org incredibly helpful! They’re worth checking out! 💯

www.pyopensci.org/python-packa...

Tempted to try Obsidian (for the 3rd time?) again now… 👀

+1 for the example on writing tests for a method described in a paper! 👏

I think so but I’d also make it clear that how many layers are being fine-tuned is a choice.

Designing Machine Learning Systems is excellent 👌 10/10 would recommend.

Could you please add me too! 🙏