I am tired as a dog, back home af­ter day 1 of Py­Con Ar­genti­na 2009.

So, what hap­pened:

• I was late with my brochures be­­cause the train got de­layed (doors were not clos­ing, so we had to change train­s)

• Any­way, I got there kin­­da in time (about 30 min­utes af­ter reg­is­­tra­­tion start­ed)

• Saw Leito Monk's lec­­ture

• Saw Ale­­jan­­dro Cu­ra's lec­­ture

• Saw the fi­­nal print­­ed ver­­sion of the python tu­­to­ri­al in span­ish. He is ex­per­i­­men­t­ing with very low cost print­­ing to use for ed­u­­ca­­tion­al pur­­pos­es. It looks nice, and I am a very proud un­­cle, since it was type­­set us­ing rst2pdf!

  I hope I can get a copy to­­mor­row!

• Then the lights went out, so had a coke with Leito

• Then lunch

• Saw Karucha's Jue­­gos ed­u­ca­­tivos con PyGame

• Grabbed a pre­­cious seat near a pow­er out­­let and worked in­­...

• My A spellcheck­­er in 5 min­utes light­n­ing talk! Based in this Norvig code

  I think it went fine. At least it last­ed EX­AC­T­­LY 5 min­utes and cov­­ered all the slides :-)

• Talked a minute with Ja­­cob Ka­­plan-­­Moss, told him I wrote rst2pdf, he said he likes it (blush) and maybe some­thing about us­ing it to gen­er­ate cus­­tom books to sell via lu­lu.­­com

Now, to fin­ish writ­ing my slides for to­mor­row!