Well, they saved the best for last. In general I found this year’s OSCON to be pretty weak in content, but today has been great. In particular, Simon Wardley’s keynote was excellent (and clearly much longer than it was expected to be, but well worth the time), and Tim Bray’s talk on Practical Concurrency was the best of the conference.
We will close out with what is sure to be an entertaining talk on the world’s worst inventions from Paul Fenwick, and then be on our own for the rest of the day until our red-eye flight home late tonight.
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