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kati

kati@fosstodon.org

<p>Software Engineer at JPMorganChase, DEFNA Director, PSF Contributing Member, DSF Individual Member, DjangoCon US Volunteer</p>

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  • Post #4333425

    In January of 2019, I bought an early bird ticket to GitHub Universe for $99. What a steal. It&amp;#39;s $799 this year.

  • Post #4333424

    Python Language Summit talk details. Looking forward to the write-up. https://ep2026.europython.eu/language-summit/#talk-details

  • Post #4333423

    DjangoCon US talk list is now live! Looking forward to this. https://2026.djangocon.us/news/announcing-lineup/

  • Post #4333422

    Finding out that a childhood friend shot himself isn&amp;#39;t how I expected my day to end. So sad that he wasn&amp;#39;t open to treatment.

  • Post #4333421

    I really want to go get some Tex-Mex, but this England-Norway game has me ๐Ÿ‘€

  • Post #4333420

    A couple days ago, I discovered that I could buy a remote ticket to EuroPython. Excited to attend for the first time. I&amp;#39;d love to make it in person someday :)

  • Post #4333419

    My PyCon US 2026 Recap is live. The conference was an absolute blast, and I am still taking away new learning. Thank you to everyone who made it happen. I can&amp;#39;t wait for next year! https://katherinemichel.github.io/blog/conferences/pycon-us-2026-recap.html

  • Post #4333418

    Tom Cruise pops up everywhere.

  • Post #4333417

    I feel sorry for the Argentinian goalkeeper. He&amp;#39;s had to make so many saves. Surprised Spain has the ball so much. It seems like the odds are in their favor if they just keep making shots.

  • Post #4333416

    I need an explainer. Is Argentina trying? Are they tired? Are they just not as good as Spain?

  • Post #4333415

    If your team gets so many chances to score and can&amp;#39;t, is it good either? Scoring is your job. ๐Ÿ˜‚

  • Post #4333414

    Honored that Django News Newsletter included my PyCon US 2026 Recap in today&amp;#39;s issue. ๐Ÿ˜Š https://django-news.com/archive/issue-347-django-61-release-candidate-1-released/

  • Post #4333413

    It&amp;#39;s an honor to be the Django Software Foundation Member of the Month. Thank you for inviting me to do this fun interview! https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2026/jul/29/dsf-member-of-the-month-katherine-michel/

  • Post #4333412

    Thank you to Django News Newsletter for featuring my Django Software Foundation Member of the Month interview in today&amp;#39;s edition. &amp;quot;She shares some insightful thoughts on the current state of Django and where it can go from here, especially around AI.&amp;quot; https://django-news.com/archive/issue-348-one-month-until-djangocon-us/

  • Post #4333411

    Today&amp;#39;s article in Django News Newsletter marks the 13th time I&amp;#39;ve been featured! I was looking through the archive earlier and bookmarked a lot of articles to read.

  • Post #2124665

    Hat tip to my friend Mariatta for the Long Beach PyCon US recommendations. ๐Ÿจ ๐ŸŸ๏ธ https://travel.mariatta.ca/pycon-us-2026/

  • Post #917409

    Thank you to DEFNA President Peter Grandstaff and Two Rock Software for treating DEFNA Board Members in Durham for DjangoCon US to a magical dinner last night at Parizade. The apple pie mezcal margarita, linguini and clams, cookie and ice cream dessert, and company were stellar.