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#PyDataBerlin keynote by Peter Wang: Core PyData products made by people who largely weren't computer scientists (typically other types of scientists), e.g. #scipy, @pandas_dev, @matplotlib, #numpy "Tend to solve advanced problems that appear to be niche (until they're not)"

"PyData & SciPy have successfully pursued the art of the possible for 20 years. Successful projects tend to: - limit scope - deliver concrete utility and innovation - play well with others - have reasonable leadership" @pwang #PyDataBerlin #PyConDE

"Software isn't Code Software is a *relationship*: your code, solving someone else's problem. It grows by consuming ideas that better adapt it for some function within an external context." @pwang keynote at #PyDataBerlin #PyConDE

"The more you give, the more you get. Full stop." ~@pwang arguing that Open Source Software is one of the few things that isn't a zero-sum game. It is un-property, intrinsically anti-rivalrous. #PyConDE #PyDataBerlin #opensource

"Code is a cultural artifact. It is more or as much about playing well together as about the code." "The communities that produce software are very, very important." @pwang #PyConDE #PyDataBerlin #opensource

"We have to develop empathy within our communities and our cultures so that we can have diversity, so that we can have trust." @pwang on the importance of empathy and diversity in #OSS #opensource #diversity #PyConDE #PyDataBerlin