Matthew Rocklin - Talks
Computer scientist, also person.
I often give talks at academic and programming conferences.
Some of these are recorded and available online:
- Scientific Computing with Google Cloud Platform: Experiences from the Trenches in Particle Physics and Earth Sciences – Google Next, July 2018
- Dask: Parallelizing the Python Data Ecosystem with Task Scheduling – Keynote, International Conference on Data Engineering, IEEE ICDE, April 2018
- Pangeo: An open source big data science platform – Earth System Information Partners (ESIP) January 2018
- Scaling Scientific Python – Keynote American Meteorological Society, Python Symposium, January 2018
- Next Steps in Parallel Python – Keynote PyCon Germany 2017
- Streaming Analysis In Python – PyData NYC, November 2017
- Dask: Advanced Techniques – Scipy, July 2017
- Visualizing distributed computations with Dask and Bokeh – Plotcon, 2016
- Dask Scheduling – PyData DC, October 2016
- Parallel Python Tutorial – Scipy, July 2016
- Dask - SciPy, July 2016
- Dask Tutorial
– materials
– PyData Seattle, 2015
- Extending the Numeric Python ecosystem beyond in-memory computing (Keynote)
– Machine Learning and Open Source Software workshop at ICML
– July 2015. Lille, France
- Dask Arrays - Python’s Relationship with Parallelism (Keynote)
– PyData Berlin 2015
- Out-of-core computations with dask.array
– UCAR Software Engineering Assembly April 2015.
- Slides from SFPython meetup on Blaze
- SymPy Tutorial - Parts
1,
2,
3,
and 4, SciPy 2014
- Blaze: Foundations for Array Oriented Computing at SciPy 2014
- Taking Control: Enabling Mathematicians and Scientists at SciPy 2014
- Functional Performance with Core Data Structures at PyData Silicon Valley 2014
- Functional Python at PyData NYC 2013
- A surprisingly popular lightning talk Packages Considered
Slightly Harmful at SciPy
- Starts at 6:13
- Matrix Expresions at SciPy 2013
- Uncertainty Modeling with SymPy.stats at SciPy 2012