[pypy-dev] OSCON paper

[Laura Creighton]

I am refactoring it, with an eye to producing something which is more
like an introduction to PyPy.  This can then get used in part for the
EU funding proposal, while I can make slides out of it for OSCON.  As
for slides -- if any of you have any pictures which you would like used,
let me know.  Otherwise I am going to select some:  if you are going to
present a paper from a team, it helps to show pictures so people get to'
know who the team is beyond a long list of names on the Paper.

I would also like to use Armin's slide of:

<WHY> <HOW> <HOW SLOW>

Can I have it, please?

I also think that the dis example is rather instructive, but I can't
remember exactly what you ran.  I think that, as a presentation, it
would work to first run a CPython version, and then start the PyPy version.
Then start to answer questions from the audience about PyPy and wait for
the expected cheer when we start to get output.  What do you think?
Too corny?

Also is there any code which you would like to be shown?  It is
difficult now for me to see PyPy with fresh eyes, so it is hard for
me to see where I should begin to explain PyPy code wise.

Ah well, to work where I will try to install of this on a fresh machine.

Laura