Blog: PyData London 2022 talk by Chris Fonnesbeck #71
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@BerylKanali @reshamas not sure if I should review here or in #70 |
@OriolAbril You can review this PR. |
It gets stuck installing ablog, I don't understand either. I'll try rerunning and see if something changes. |
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Are these all at the same level? If possible I'd organize them in headings and subheadings. I'd also try to combine this section with the timestamps.
I saw the "what to do when things go wrong" and thought let me get to this timestamp, I bet the ~4 following points are a subsection of this. But it doesn't have a timestamp
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The outline was what was provided before the actual talk so combining it with the talk might be not so ideal, it might be repetitive or not in place. The timestamps are more beneficial since they highlight the exact flow of the talk and I think even if we add them as sections to the timestamps it wont make any difference and maybe make the timestamps less specific.
Alternatively, we can do away with the outline and remain with only the timestamps since they are more important.
Let me know what you think.
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removing the outline sounds good then
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I have fixed the build in #73, you'll need to rebase to get the preview working. |
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Thanks @BerylKanali. |
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Here is the blog,
Video: Chris Fonnesbeck - Probabilistic Python: An Introduction to Bayesian Modeling with PyMC